Customer Service Bibliography - DALnet



Creating Positive Customer Service Experiences in a Challenging Environment

Presented at MLA Annual Conference, 12 October 2006 by

Stacy Brooks, The Detroit Public Library

Steven K. Bowers, Detroit Area Library Network

Laura Mancini, Oakland County Libraries

Karen Tubolino, John D. Dingell VA Medical Center Library

Cathy Wolford, Benson Ford Research Center

Bibliography

Brown, L. C. (2006, April). Go fish: Seattle’s Pike Place Fish Market offers inspiration for exceptional customer service. American Association of Law Libraries Spectrum, 10(6), 6.

Brown, L. C. & Layne, B. (2005, April). Lessons from the ice cream parlor: Four goals to improve customer service and individual attitudes. American Association of Law Libraries Spectrum, 9(6), 6-7.

Coffman, S. (1998). What if you ran your library like a bookstore? American Libraries,

29(3), 40-6.

Covey Leadership Library (Covey Leadership Center). (1995) Max & Max, unleashing potential in people...and dogs [Motion Picture]. (Available from Covey Leadership Center, 3507 North University Ave, Provo, UT 84604)

de Stricker, U. (2006). The Customer is Always Right:  Building and Teaching Client

Relationship Tools. Retrieved June 18, 2006, from SirsiDynix Institute web site:



Evenson, R. (2005). Customer Service Training 101: Quick and easy techniques that get

great results. New York: AMACOM.

Feinberg, R. (1998). B&N: The new college library. Library Journal, 123(1), 49-51.

Goodman, G. S. (2000). Monitoring, measuring and managing customer service. San

Francisco: Jossey-Bass.

 

Hermon, P., Nitecki, D., Danuta, A., & Altman, E. (1999). Service quality and customer

satisfaction: An assessment and future directions. Journal of Academic

Librarianship, (25)1, 9-17.

Hyman, K. (1999). Customer service and the "Rule of 1965." American Libraries, 30(9),

54-9.

Lee, F. (2004) If Disney ran your hospital: 9 ½ things you would do differently. Bozeman, MT: Second River Press.

Lisker, P. (2000, July/Aug). The ties that bind: Creating great customer service. Public

Libraries, 39(4), 190-2.

MacMillan, K. (2005, November). Generating goodwill: Turning no into yes. There’s more to service with a smile that meets the eye. American Libraries, 36(10), 48-9.

Martin, W. B. (1993). Quality customer service. Menlo Park, CA: Crisp.

McLaughlin, C. S. (1999, Sept/Oct). SHINE--Simply Helping is Not Enough: A         

customer campaign that worked. Public Libraries, 38(5), 316-18.

O'English, L. (2001, May). Delivering satisfaction and service quality. Journal of

Academic Librarianship, 27(3), 236.

Ojala, M. (2006, July/Aug). Customer service, information professional and library 2.0.

Online, 30(4), 5.

Quinn, B. (1997, September). Adapting service quality concepts to academic libraries.

The Journal of Academic Librarianship, 23, 359-69.

Raymond, J. (1998). Librarians have little to fear from bookstores. Library Journal,

123(15), 41-2.

Sanders, B. (1995). Fabled service: ordinary acts, extraordinary outcomes. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.

Schachter, D. (2006, August). The true value of customer service. Information Outlook, 10(8), 8-9.

Talley, M. & Axelroth, J. (2001) Talking about customer service. Retrieved September

28, 2006 from Special Library Association web site

Wagner, D. (2006, Spring). Satisfaction begins at home. MIT Sloan Management Review,

47(3), 5.

Weinstein, T. (2005, March). Live…at your Local Library. American Libraries, 36(3), 31.

Williams, J. F. (2002). Shaping the experience library. American Libraries, 33(4), 70-2.

Wishnack, S. (n.d.) Providing meaningful and memorable customer service:  Here’s a road map to making it happen. Retrieved August 30, 2006 from

Zemke, R. (2003). Delivering knock your socks off service. New York: Performance Research Associates.

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