Unite 3.2: Meeting Customer Needs

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Customer Expectations What customers expect they are going to receive for the service they have paid for.
Design Mix It consists of three aspects Price, Aesthetics and Function.
Patent Registering a new way of making something, so that no one can copy the idea for 20 years.
Buffer (Stock) The minimum stock level held at all times to avoid running out.
Retailers Businesses that sell goods to the public i.e. Shops
Stock Items held by a firm for use of sale.
Culture. The accepted attitudes and practices of a community.
Quality Control Putting measures in place to check that the customer receives an acceptable level of quality.
Warranty The garuntee by the producer that it will repair any faults in a product for a specific period of time - usually one year.
Automated Processes that are fully carried out by machinery rather than people.
Productivity Efficiency, measured by output per worker per hour.
Durability How strong the product is and therefore how well and long it lasts.
Monopoly When there is only one supplier, i.e. no competition one company has the market to itself.
Red Tape Implies tangling firms up in too may rules and regulations; stifling them.
Sales of Goods Act Goods must be fit for purpose for which they are sold, fit for purpose means free from defects, the appearance and durability.
Trades Description Act It is an offense to use false or misleading statements, label foods and services and wrongly and can lead to fines or jail.
Consumer Credit Act Ever item sold o credit must have a clear indications of the APR - the annualized percentage interest rate - being charged.
Weights and Measures Act If the bag says 500 grammes, that is what it must contain.
Food Safety Act To prevent illness from eating food sold to the public by insisting that sales staff have hygiene training and that premises are inspected regularly.
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