1
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Value
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Perceived benefits, usefulness and importance of something.
2
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Service Management
A
Set of specialized organizational capabilities for enabling value for customers in the form of services
3
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Utility
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Functionality of a product or service to meet a need
- what the service does
- is a service fit for purpose
- may support performance or remove constraints
4
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2 types of cost
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- Costs removed from customer – i.e. staff, resources
- Costs imposed on customer – cost of the service consumption to the consumer
5
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2 types of risk
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- Risks removed from consumer
- Risks imposed on consumer
6
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3 types of service offerings
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- Goods
- Access to resources – resources still controlled by service provider
- Service actions
7
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Service relationship management
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Joint activities performed by service provider and service consumer to ensure value co-creation, according to agreed upon service offerings
8
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Service Offering
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Formal description of one or more services/products to meet certain target consumer needs
9
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Customer vs User
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- Customer - person who defines service requirements
- User - person who uses the provided services
10
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Outcome vs Output
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- Outcome - a result as percieved by a stakeholder, enabled by one or more outputs
- Output - tangible or intangible deliverable of an activity
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