Customer loyalty: a proposal for the use of RFID in the Brazilian retail fuel sector

In Brazil, the increase in vehicle sales has created various challenges for the fuel market. One major challenge is to make the trip to the gas station a more pleasant activity for customers. In this context, the use of RFID (radio- -frequency identification) is an alternative for seeking a compet...

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Main Author: Marcos Luiz Lins Filho
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidade Estadual Paulista 2015-09-01
Series:GEPROS: Gestão da Produção, Operações e Sistemas
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Online Access:http://www.gepros.feb.unesp.br/index.php/gepros/article/view/1291/667
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spelling doaj-bc4a6df6ee7a40088082153351f88b9c2020-11-24T22:12:38ZengUniversidade Estadual PaulistaGEPROS: Gestão da Produção, Operações e Sistemas1984-24302015-09-01100311312610.15675/gepros.v10i3.1291Customer loyalty: a proposal for the use of RFID in the Brazilian retail fuel sectorMarcos Luiz Lins Filho0Universidade Federal Do Rio Grande Do Norte – Departamento de AdministraçãoIn Brazil, the increase in vehicle sales has created various challenges for the fuel market. One major challenge is to make the trip to the gas station a more pleasant activity for customers. In this context, the use of RFID (radio- -frequency identification) is an alternative for seeking a competitive advantage through loyalty and personalized services for gas station customers. This article proposes a structure for using RFID in the fuel retail sector. The first part of this article discusses the concepts of RFID technology, the National System for Automatic Vehicle Identification (SINIAV), and relationship marketing and customer loyalty. The subsequent sections contain the proposed structure and the feasibility of adopting this technology. Finally, it was concluded that costs, the absence of international standards, and little knowledge of the technology still impede greater use by companies. Major concerns were seen regarding data privacy. The popularization of this technology may help reduce implementation costs and favor larger-scale adoption of the structure proposed in this study.http://www.gepros.feb.unesp.br/index.php/gepros/article/view/1291/667fuelsLoyaltyRFIDRetail
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Customer loyalty: a proposal for the use of RFID in the Brazilian retail fuel sector
GEPROS: Gestão da Produção, Operações e Sistemas
fuels
Loyalty
RFID
Retail
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title Customer loyalty: a proposal for the use of RFID in the Brazilian retail fuel sector
title_short Customer loyalty: a proposal for the use of RFID in the Brazilian retail fuel sector
title_full Customer loyalty: a proposal for the use of RFID in the Brazilian retail fuel sector
title_fullStr Customer loyalty: a proposal for the use of RFID in the Brazilian retail fuel sector
title_full_unstemmed Customer loyalty: a proposal for the use of RFID in the Brazilian retail fuel sector
title_sort customer loyalty: a proposal for the use of rfid in the brazilian retail fuel sector
publisher Universidade Estadual Paulista
series GEPROS: Gestão da Produção, Operações e Sistemas
issn 1984-2430
publishDate 2015-09-01
description In Brazil, the increase in vehicle sales has created various challenges for the fuel market. One major challenge is to make the trip to the gas station a more pleasant activity for customers. In this context, the use of RFID (radio- -frequency identification) is an alternative for seeking a competitive advantage through loyalty and personalized services for gas station customers. This article proposes a structure for using RFID in the fuel retail sector. The first part of this article discusses the concepts of RFID technology, the National System for Automatic Vehicle Identification (SINIAV), and relationship marketing and customer loyalty. The subsequent sections contain the proposed structure and the feasibility of adopting this technology. Finally, it was concluded that costs, the absence of international standards, and little knowledge of the technology still impede greater use by companies. Major concerns were seen regarding data privacy. The popularization of this technology may help reduce implementation costs and favor larger-scale adoption of the structure proposed in this study.
topic fuels
Loyalty
RFID
Retail
url http://www.gepros.feb.unesp.br/index.php/gepros/article/view/1291/667
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