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Research on the Method of Acquiring Customer Individual Demand Based on the Quantitative Kano Model
Laihong Du1,2, Hua Chen1, Yadong Fang1
1School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineer, Xi'an Technological University, Xi'an 710021, China.
Abstract:
In order to realize accurate marketing by analyzing customer individual demand, a new quantitative Kano model method is put forward, and it is helpful to provide customized products for heterogeneous customer classification groups. By improving the traditional Kano model, the customer satisfaction and the importance degree of products are defined, and the quantitative Kano demand model is established. Customers are classified as the price preference group, the brand preference group, and the service priority group, and decision-making of product attribute quality improvement for customer classification is realized. Lastly, electric vehicles (EVs) are selected as a study case, and their various demands for different classifications of customers are discussed by questionnaire survey and calculation of satisfaction and the importance degree. Furthermore, different customer group demands are classified as attractive demands, expected demands, nondifferential demands, or essential demands, and the important product attribute acquisition process for various customers is discussed to improve enterprise market competitiveness.
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