Abstract:
The study aims to develop a model of service quality measurement by integrating of LibQUAL [superscript+TM] and Kano's model into QFD in order to contribute a quality plan for service improvement and increase customer satisfaction. For service quality measurement, two quality tools, LibQUAL [superscript+TM] and development. The study proposes an integration of the two quality tools. The results of the integrated model are used as the input of the Quality Function Deployment (QFD). It is used to transfrom service customer requirement to service process and activity. Service design, service process planning, and control planning are three phases in QFD. Some service processes are chosen for implementation. The service processes selected are 1)the process of information resources storing and arrangement and 2) the process of verification of arrangement for collected call number on shelves. The results showed that customer satisfaction levels have increased. There is a 27.74% increase in customer satisfaction in terms of the amount of information resources on returned bookshelves and the librarian's abillity in storing and arranging information resources. There is also a 13.37% increase in the correct arrangement of information resources on the shelves according to the call number by librarians and satisfaction with user's abillity to search for information resources on the shelves. Morever, the percentage of the amount of information resources on retuned bookshelves is reduced by 31.56 percent.