AbstractA high level of competition between Islamic and conventional banking is occurring in Indonesia. They use quality of service as a winning strategy. The objective of this study is to describe and understand customer decision-making in terms of perception of the differences in the quality of services between Islamic and conventional banking. This study is a qualitative research with phenomenological approach. The respondent of the study is Bank Muammalat and Bank Rakyat Indonesia customer. Interviews and documentation are used for data collection. Techniques of analysis involved in this study are data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and conclusion
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AbstractA high level of competition between Islamic and conventional banking is occurring in Indones...
The purpose of this research is to find out the reasons why Islamic banks are less interested than c...
Purpose Bank customers’ perceptions of service quality and service image of Islamic banks may differ...
The present study explores the relationship between service quality and customer perception. Service...
The successful of banks in competition at the global market is largely determined by the company's c...
This research was conducted at Bank Syariah Indonesia KCP Tulungagung using an accidental sampling t...
Competition is the main challenge faced by commercial banks globally. They are not only competing ju...
This research attempted to investigate the perception of consumers toward Islamic banking products a...
This research aims to examine customer interest in Islamic banking as an attempt to obtain informati...
The present article examines the factors that influence the intentions of customers towards Islami...
In the current globalization era, banking faces a number of challenges, including service quality, p...
Customer satisfaction is critically important for banks to stay competitive as the customer is the u...
The greater globalisation of the world trade will force Malaysian bankers to address the issue of ho...
This research is conducted among Islamic non-governmental organizations;those are Nahdlatul Ulama an...
This study aims to find out, the factors that influence the perception of the customer value of Isla...
AbstractA high level of competition between Islamic and conventional banking is occurring in Indones...
The purpose of this research is to find out the reasons why Islamic banks are less interested than c...
Purpose Bank customers’ perceptions of service quality and service image of Islamic banks may differ...
The present study explores the relationship between service quality and customer perception. Service...
The successful of banks in competition at the global market is largely determined by the company's c...
This research was conducted at Bank Syariah Indonesia KCP Tulungagung using an accidental sampling t...
Competition is the main challenge faced by commercial banks globally. They are not only competing ju...
This research attempted to investigate the perception of consumers toward Islamic banking products a...
This research aims to examine customer interest in Islamic banking as an attempt to obtain informati...
The present article examines the factors that influence the intentions of customers towards Islami...
In the current globalization era, banking faces a number of challenges, including service quality, p...
Customer satisfaction is critically important for banks to stay competitive as the customer is the u...
The greater globalisation of the world trade will force Malaysian bankers to address the issue of ho...
This research is conducted among Islamic non-governmental organizations;those are Nahdlatul Ulama an...
This study aims to find out, the factors that influence the perception of the customer value of Isla...