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Selected Books
Rust, Roland T., Katherine N.
Lemon and Das Narayandas (2005),
Customer Equity Management,
Upper Saddle River, New Jersey:
Prentice-Hall.
Rust, Roland T. and P.K. Kannan, Eds.
(2002), e-Service, Armonk, NY:
M.E. Sharpe.
Parasuraman, A. and Charles
Colby, (2001), Techno-Ready
Marketing: How and Why Your
Customers Adopt Technology,
The Free Press, New York USA.
* Rust, Roland T., Valarie A. Zeithaml,
and Katherine N. Lemon (2000),
Driving Customer Equity,
New York: Free Press. Top-10
Best-Seller, sales and marketing,
National Post (Canada). Also
translated into Japanese, Chinese (both
complex character and simplified
character), Dutch, and Portuguese.
* Winner, Berry-AMA Book
Prize, 2002. The award is given by the
American Marketing Association to the
best book in marketing from the most
recent three year period. The award
recognizes “exceptional marketing books
that have set the standard for
excellence” and “whose innovative ideas
have had significant impact on marketing
and related fields.” Anthologies,
textbooks and manuals are not eligible
for the award. The award is selected by
current and past Executive Directors of
the Marketing Science Institute.
Rust, Roland T., Anthony J. Zahorik, and
Timothy L. Keiningham (1996), Service
Marketing, New York: HarperCollins.
Rust, Roland T., Anthony J. Zahorik, and
Timothy L. Keiningham, Editors (1996),
Readings in Service Marketing,
New York: HarperCollins.
Rust, Roland T., Anthony J. Zahorik, and
Timothy L. Keiningham (1994), Return
on Quality: Measuring the Financial
Impact of Your Company's Quest for
Quality, Chicago: Probus
Publishing. Listed as one of the Year's
Best Business Books by the Library
Journal. Adopted by Audio-Tech
Business Book Summaries. Also
translated into Chinese, Korean, and
Portuguese.
Rust, Roland T. and Richard L. Oliver,
Editors (1994), Service Quality: New
Directions in Theory and Practice,
Thousand Oaks, California: Sage
Publications.
Zeithaml Valarie, Berry Leonard
and Parasuraman A (1990).
Delivering Quality Service:
Balancing Customer Perceptions
and Expectations. The Free
Press, New York USA.
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