An integrative action research (IAR) on implementation of ticketing system to improve service quality through queue management of program requests
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2022
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The purpose of this action research was to address the increasing pending new program requests to improve the service quality of the MIS Team. Through the co-inquiry and systems thinking, my collaborators and I identified the array of issues contributing to the increasing pending requests including short manpower, no standardization of process, and poor communication. The Eight Step Process by John Kotter, the change management framework, guided us as we went through this action research. In the first cycle, we used the Agile Framework through Scrum and Kanban Boards, to construct the ticketing system template. In the second cycle, we used the SERVQUAL Model to identify the causes of service quality problems by measuring the gaps between the customers’ expectations and perceptions. We used the Force Field Analysis for cycles 1 and 2 to help us identify the driving forces and the restraining forces that are affecting our proposed change. We initiated the ticketing system template in cycle 1. However, it was not enough to address the pending new program requests. We have added the hiring of additional officer and the email reply templates in cycle 2. These solutions were implemented through continuous collaboration of our whole team to improve our service quality which can be measured in the number of pending requests. In line with this is the improvement of our work-life balance.
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| Authors | Famoso, April Hachel A. |
| Journal | Malay Journal |
| Year | 2022 |
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