Service management : operations, strategy, information technology / Sanjeev Bordoloi, Associate Professor of Operations, Management, University of St. Thomas, Minnesota, James A. Fitzsimmons, Seay Professor of Business Emeritus, University of Texas at Austin, Mona J. Fitzsimmon.

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Bordoloi, Sanjeev

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9781264098354

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Service industries

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Summary: "Services touch the lives of every person in this country every day: food services, communication services, and emergency services, to name only a few. Our welfare and the welfare of our economy now are based on services. The activities of manufacturing and agriculture always will be necessary, but we can eat only so much food and we can use only so many goods. Services, however, are largely experiential, and we always will have a limitless appetite for them"--

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"Services touch the lives of every person in this country every day: food services, communication services, and emergency services, to name only a few. Our welfare and the welfare of our economy now are based on services. The activities of manufacturing and agriculture always will be necessary, but we can eat only so much food and we can use only so many goods. Services, however, are largely experiential, and we always will have a limitless appetite for them"--

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