The mediating effect of customer inspiration between market orientation, satisfaction and loyalty among Proton users
The purpose of this study was to investigate the mediating effect of customer inspirationbetween customer-defined market orientation, customer satisfaction and customer loyalty amongPROTON users. The study was quantitative in nature. A Total of 357 responses was collected throughrandom sampling from...
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The purpose of this study was to investigate the mediating effect of customer inspirationbetween customer-defined market orientation, customer satisfaction and customer loyalty amongPROTON users. The study was quantitative in nature. A Total of 357 responses was collected throughrandom sampling from respondents who were users of PROTON automobile in Malaysia. Resource BasedTheory (RBT) was used to explain the effect of customer-defined market orientation on customersatisfaction and customer loyalty, with mediator customer inspiration. Partial Least Square (PLS)technique was used to test the proposed research model. Results revealed that customersatisfaction (R = 0.412) and customer loyalty (R = 0.578) are directly influenced bycustomer-defined market orientation and customer inspiration. The study reportedsignificant factors customer orientation ( = 0.1955, t = 2.7731), competitor orientation ( =0.1841, t = 2.3567) and inter-functional coordination ( = 0.1322, t = 2.3281) which effectcustomer satisfaction. The study also identified significant factors customer orientation ( =0.3255, t = 3.4389), competitor orientation ( = 0.1289, t = 2.1120) and inter-functionalcoordination ( =0.1267, t = 2.6454) which effect customer loyalty. Further, results reveal that customerinspiration partially mediate the effect between customer orientation (VAF = 0.3960),competitor orientation (VAF = 0.3191) and inter-functional coordination (VAF = 0.3114)to customer satisfaction. The results also report that the customer inspirationpartiallymediate the effect between customer orientation (VAF = 0.3273), competitor orientation(VAF = 0.4185) and inter-functional coordination to customer loyalty (VAF = 0.3683). Inconclusion, results showed that customer-defined market orientation and customerinspiration perform a significant role in mediating customer satisfaction and customerloyalty. Hence, business organizations need to focus on customer-defined marketorientation and customer inspiration to satisfy their customer and gain their loyalty.Inimplication, business organizations should focus on customer satisfaction and customerloyalty by reinforcing market orientation and customer inspiration. |
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oai:ir.upsi.edu.my:64392021-11-16 The mediating effect of customer inspiration between market orientation, satisfaction and loyalty among Proton users 2020 Mustafa Rehman Khan HF Commerce The purpose of this study was to investigate the mediating effect of customer inspirationbetween customer-defined market orientation, customer satisfaction and customer loyalty amongPROTON users. The study was quantitative in nature. A Total of 357 responses was collected throughrandom sampling from respondents who were users of PROTON automobile in Malaysia. Resource BasedTheory (RBT) was used to explain the effect of customer-defined market orientation on customersatisfaction and customer loyalty, with mediator customer inspiration. Partial Least Square (PLS)technique was used to test the proposed research model. Results revealed that customersatisfaction (R = 0.412) and customer loyalty (R = 0.578) are directly influenced bycustomer-defined market orientation and customer inspiration. The study reportedsignificant factors customer orientation ( = 0.1955, t = 2.7731), competitor orientation ( =0.1841, t = 2.3567) and inter-functional coordination ( = 0.1322, t = 2.3281) which effectcustomer satisfaction. The study also identified significant factors customer orientation ( =0.3255, t = 3.4389), competitor orientation ( = 0.1289, t = 2.1120) and inter-functionalcoordination ( =0.1267, t = 2.6454) which effect customer loyalty. Further, results reveal that customerinspiration partially mediate the effect between customer orientation (VAF = 0.3960),competitor orientation (VAF = 0.3191) and inter-functional coordination (VAF = 0.3114)to customer satisfaction. The results also report that the customer inspirationpartiallymediate the effect between customer orientation (VAF = 0.3273), competitor orientation(VAF = 0.4185) and inter-functional coordination to customer loyalty (VAF = 0.3683). 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