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The quality of tourism services is a crucial element for the development and growth of companies; globalisation implies the need for information for decision-making in a competitive world. This research aimed to analyse the dimensions and criteria of the quality of service offered by tourism providers in the Magical Town of El Fuerte, Sinaloa. The methodology is quantitative, descriptive and cross-sectional. It is based on an analysis of the perception of the service provided using five dimensions with different criteria established in the SERVQUAL model and analysed under the SERVPERF model. A total of 383 surveys were applied to tourists and visitors who consumed services in the different establishments; the instrument consists of 24 items: 22 of them to evaluate the quality of service and two to know the price-service relationship and quality of service in general on a Likert scale; the application period was during April and May 2023. The results indicate that empathy, assurance, and responsiveness were the best evaluated of the five dimensions analysed for service quality. The majority of respondents perceive the quality of service as excellent, which indicates that the tourist destination provides acceptable conditions for the experience. However, the results are a tool for decision-making aimed at continuous improvement in the criteria evaluated. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article examines the service quality delivery of the Benadir local government in Somalia. The study collected data through an online questionnaire from 354 major customers of the Benadir local government in Mogadishu. The findings indicate that three out of five dimensions of service quality delivery (reliability, responsiveness, and assurance) have slightly positive satisfaction, while empathy and tangibility have negative satisfaction. The study recommends that the Benadir local government prioritize citizen satisfaction and improve the level of service delivery. The limitations of the study include time constraints and limited resources. [Extracted from the article]

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Having excellence in a senior level institution and in its courses serves not only as a differential, but a requirement of acceptance of its students and a vital need for survival in the market. This study aimed to identify the quality of the services offered by a Higher Education Institution located in the State of São Paulo, applying the SERVQUAL Scale quality evaluation tool adapted to the research universe. A form was elaborated and the results obtained were of according to the perception of students graduated from the Institution. The evaluation in the quality of the service with the use of SERVQUAL, enters as an evaluation tool that offers parameters for decision making and from the opinion of its users to verify the points that must be worked and improved so that one has the quality expected by the individual who use it. With the results obtained, it was possible to identify not only the strengths and weaknesses of the provision of services by the institution, but also the main needs and demands of its clients and the level in which they were. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The objective of this study is to know the association between teaching techno-stress and the perception of the quality of service within a Peruvian university. The psychophysiological disturbances that technological means could be causing when coming into contact with workers are analyzed as part of the impact of new technologies in work spaces. In this sense, a quantitative and non-experimental investigation was carried out in which data were collected through the application of two instruments: the Red Questionnaire (2004) which contains 16 items linked to techno-stress and the ServQual Model with 22 items which measured the perception of the quality of service. Both instruments passed the reliability test through the Cronbach's alpha coefficient, obtaining a value of, 891 and, 911, respectively. Through probabilistic sampling, 154 teachers were considered as samples. For the descriptive and inferential statistical analysis, contingency tables were generated, using the Pearson Chi-Square test statistic, from which it is concluded that there is an association between the teaching Techno-stress and the perception of the quality of service (X2 (6 ) = 85,731 and the Asymptotic Sig (bilateral) or p_value = 0.000 <0.05). Likewise, it is concluded that there is an association between the Teaching Techno-stress and the perceptions of each of the theoretical dimensions of service quality: tangible elements (X2 (6) = 112,055 and the Asymptotic Sig (bilateral) or p_value = 0.000 <0.05), reliability (X2 (6) = 63,859 and the Asymptotic Sig (bilateral) or p_value = 0.000 <0.05), responsiveness (X2 (6) = 35,580 and the Asymptotic Sig (bilateral) or p_value = 0.000 <0.05), security (X2 (6) = 42.838 and the Asymptotic Sig (bilateral) or p_value = 0.000 <0.05) and empathy (X2 (6) = 23.633, with six degrees of freedom (6 ) and the Asymptotic Sig (bilateral) or p_value = 0.000 <0.05). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The main objective of this paper is the analysis of the service quality in a pizza local company in Monchis, Sinaloa adapting the SERVQUAL model. To do this, we identify the differences between the expected and the perceived in the service quality through the proposed dimensions by Zeithaml: the tangible, the viability, the answer capacity, the security and the empathy. The results show in the tangible that local clients expect the best flavor than the best image, and also to improve the service quality, one should not always follow a leader in terms of a strategic mix of resources. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article evaluates the value perceived by the user of the Center of Primary Health in study versus the value delivered by this organization with the purpose to determine the gap in the quality of the service and the factors that affect. There has used the model SERVQUAL already validated for the sector health. The results indicate that the value of the gap is negative since the polled users were waiting for a better service of what actually they received or perceived. The most important dimensions in the study to evaluate the quality of the service were Security and Tangibility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]