Factors influencing Customer Satisfaction with Internet Banking - Fulgence, Katherine
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Internet banking is one among the new technological innovation facing the world of banking today. In Tanzania, Internet Banking (IB) is still at its earliest stages and therefore a need for financial institutions to provide service of high quality to satisfy and attract customers. In view of the above, this study was carried out in two banks [Standard Chartered bank and National Bank of Commerce (NBC, 2000)] that offer IB services with the objective of assessing the factors that influence customer satisfaction with Internet Banking. The findings revealed that quality of service specifically…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Internet banking is one among the new technological innovation facing the world of banking today. In Tanzania, Internet Banking (IB) is still at its earliest stages and therefore a need for financial institutions to provide service of high quality to satisfy and attract customers. In view of the above, this study was carried out in two banks [Standard Chartered bank and National Bank of Commerce (NBC, 2000)] that offer IB services with the objective of assessing the factors that influence customer satisfaction with Internet Banking. The findings revealed that quality of service specifically ease of use and security influence customer satisfaction. For non-Internet bank customers, level of awareness was among the reasons as to why customers do not use IB services followed by security and higher charges for individual customers. The study recommends for the bank management to train customers on how to perform IB services. Promotion activities should also be conducted to attract prospective customers. The government need also to develop to its citizens the social norm of regarding Internet banking services as an alternative way of delivering service in this age of information.
Autorenporträt
Ms. Fulgence holds Bachelor of Education Honours (2002) and an MBA (2004) majoring in Finance from the University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. She has seven years of experience in teaching, researching and consulting in the areas of entrepreneurship and project management. She is currently studying PhD at Siegen University (Germany) as DAAD scholar.