
Introduction to Information Systems: Seventh Edition
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Chapter 7, Problem 1OC
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Company that has the best chance of winning:
- From the discussed case, the company “Thumbtack” is considered to have best chance of winning once quality control team has been improved.
- The quality of the company can be improved in terms of placing more tools to examine the vendors carefully through proper screening process.
- When the company improves quality control team, the services they offer could be more complete and it could satisfy the customers completely.
- They can also add rating and review functionalities as Angie’s List and Yelp because this can establish a strong relationship between the customers and professional, and using this rate and reviews about the products they have given the quality of the service can be extended further.
- It is clear that with small improvisation in the quality of the service that is provided by the Thumbtack can greatly succeed in their business process.
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Chapter 7 Solutions
Introduction to Information Systems: Seventh Edition
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