Heskett et al. [4] thought profit and growth are
stimulated primarily by customer loyalty. Loyalty is a
direct result of customer satisfaction. Satisfaction is
largely influenced by the value of services provided to
customers. Bitner’s [5] path analysis indicated that service
quality affects customer satisfaction, and that customer
satisfaction in turn affects customers’ recollected
perceptions service quality. Abod et al. [6] cited the PZB
SERVQUAL scale, research from the telecommunications
industry that found service quality (error records center,
response time, restore the time) and customer satisfaction
are highly related. Cronin, Brady, and Hult [7] pointed out
that both direct and indirect effects of service quality on
behavioral intention should be considered. Anderson and
Sullivan [8] consider customer satisfaction can achieve
higher customer loyalty. Composite theory of scholars,
the service quality has a direct and positive impact for
customer satisfaction, and service quality indirect impact
for customer loyalty.