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The Analysis of Influence between Service Quality and Satisfaction towards Customer Loyalty Case Study at PT. Bank Negara Indonesia (PERSERO), Tbk Submitted By: Erika Nur Octariani Student ID: 604082000006 INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITAS ISLAM NEGERI SYARIF HIDAYATULLAH JAKARTA 1429 H / 2008 M

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The Analysis of Influence between Service Quality and Satisfaction towards

Customer Loyalty

Case Study at PT. Bank Negara Indonesia (PERSERO), Tbk

Submitted By:

Erika Nur Octariani

Student ID: 604082000006

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM

ACCOUNTING DEPARTMENT

FACULTY OF ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

UNIVERSITAS ISLAM NEGERI SYARIF HIDAYATULLAH

JAKARTA

1429 H / 2008 M

ABSTRACT

Erika Nur Octariani. Thesis Title “The Analysis of Influence between

Services Quality, Satisfaction and Customer Loyalty, Case Study at PT. Bank Negara Indonesia (persero), tbk”. Graduate program (S1). Major in management

concentration in marketing. Economics faculty and Social Sciences of State Islamic University Syarif Hidayatullah, Jakarta.

The main purpose of this research is to analyze and know about the

influence of service quality, customer satisfaction influence to customer loyalty at

PT. Bank Negara Indonesia (persero), tbk. The indicators for this research Such

as: Services Quality (X1), Satisfaction (X2), and Customer Loyalty (Y) as

dependent variable.

In getting data and information, the researcher took 50 respondents as a

sample. The researcher got the primary data from a field research in Jakarta that is

supported by secondary data, and then using double to account of the statistics

methods from linier regression and correlation for analysis and the hypothesis.

The result of research has been shows; there is a correlation about 0.647

means there is a positive influence between services quality and satisfaction

towards customer loyalty. From the multiple linier regressions similarity have influence to customer loyalty is the customer satisfaction variable around 0.459

from the services quality significance is 0.027.

The Keyword is: Services Quality, Satisfaction, and Customer Loyalty.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Bismillahirrohmanirrohim

Alhamdulillahi rabbil ‘alamin, I would like to say thanks and being

grateful to Allah SWT that already gives His gift, bless, and consecrate to me and

also regard to nabi Muhammad SAW, so that this thesis could be finished in

fulfilling one of the requirements to get my Bachelor Economics Degree in the

State Islamic University, Syarif Hidayatullah, Jakarta.

The writer realizes that this thesis is too far from the perfection, realizing

that the limitation of the knowledge as well as experiences that the writer has, but

because of many parties support, finally the writer could finish this thesis by

hoping that it could be worthwhile for every reader. The writer also expects for

any suggestions to improve the content of this thesis.

In making this thesis, the writer was not alone but I was supported and

taught by many parties. In this opportunity, the writer would like to say my huge

thankful to:

1. My lovely parents Mr. Ir. H. John Hendry, MEng. and Mrs. Desrina

Nasmudin, SMHk, for their effort to help and support. I realize that I

could be nothing without their prayer to Allah SWT, especially to my

father for his time every midnight, doing prayer to his children and my

family in general.

2. My lovely brother, Maulid Novarino, Muhammad Kharisma, Rizano

Sibghatullah, for his time and energy help me enrich my knowledge.

The most important is for understanding in helping me giving a joke

and entertaining when I became stress and frustrated when finish my

thesis. I wish we all will be a successful people together, we can reach

our dream and show to the world, make our parents happy and proud

to us, okey guys... I love you so much

3. My aunts, Mrs. Hj. Tuti Sundari SE. MM, that are works in the right

place and suitable to spread out my questioners in their workplace as

my data in helping finish my thesis. Also to Mrs. Marliza Sulaeman

SE, and Mrs. Mira Sulaeman SE, all of you have given me great

experience and knowledge that I haven’t reward back yet with what

they have given to me.

4. To all of my family that I could not tell one by one, I would like to

present my thesis to both of my lovely grand mom, such as:

Almarhumah H. Hilma, I love you oma, unfortunately you can not see

my graduation but I believe if you are here with me you will be proud

of me as your lovely grand child, and also ibu H. Asmaniar, that

always pray in the middle of night for me and all of family generally.

5. Mr. Prof. Abdul Hamid as a Dean of Faculty of Economics and Social

Sciences, State Islamic University, Syarif Hidayatullah, Jakarta, and

Mr. Prof. Ahmad Rodoni as a management chief officer of Faculty of

Economics and Social Sciences, State Islamic University, Syarif

Hidayatullah, Jakarta.

6. Mrs. Dr. Rofikoh Rokhim as supervision 1 and Mr. Sisdjiatmo

K.Widhaningrat as supervision 2. Thanks have given the times to

guide, motivate as well as the supports accompanied by the knowledge

and unforgettable great experiences from them.

7. For all of my friends at campus, we have a great time in last 5 years,

especially for Iyah and Bono that already help and support me in

finishing process the thesis, hopefully we all as the first batch will

always be communication, keep contact and have good relationship

after graduation while we will be rather meet each other.

8. To PT. Bank Negara Indonesia (persero), Tbk. That have gives me an

opportunity did an internship also held the research and gives me the

data or information that I needs in process to finishing my thesis.

9. For all the lecturers in UIN Jakarta, staff, and the other parties in the

international program secretariat. Hope Allah could reward back your

nice helps.

At the end, the writer expects for any critics as well as suggestions that could

improve the content of this thesis. Hopefully this thesis could be worthwhile

for all of us. Amien. Thank you.

Wassalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.

Jakarta, February 2009

Erika Nur

Octariani

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Acceptance Letter

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ii

Auto Biography

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iv

Abstract

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v

Acknowledgement

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vi

Contents

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ix

Contents of Table

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xiii

Contents of Picture

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xv

Contents of Appendices

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xvi

Chapter I INTRODUCTION

Page

A. Background

1

B. Problem Formulation

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4

C. Research Objective and Purpose

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5

D. Population and Research Sample

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6

Chapter II LITERATURE REVIEW

A. General figure of company

1. Background of BNI

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8

2. Vision and Mission of BNI

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10

3. Philosophy of New Logo

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10

B. Definition of Marketing

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11

C. Definition of Bank

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13

D. Definition of Services

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14

E. Definition of Marketing in Services

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15

F. Definition of Customer Value

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16

G. Definition of Service Quality

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18

H. Definition of Customer Satisfaction

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21

I. Definition of Customer Loyalty

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25

J. Relationship between Customer Satisfaction and

Customer Loyalty

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27

K. Consideration Framework

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32

L. Hypothesis

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34

Chapter III RESEARCH METHODS

A. Research Scope

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35

B. Sampling Methods

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36

C. Population and Research Sample

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36

D. . Data Collection Methods

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37

E. Analysis Methods

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38

1. Validity Test

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39

2. Reliability Test

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39

3. Multiple Linier Regression

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40

4. Classic Assumption Test

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40

5. Hypothesis Test

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43

F. Operational Variable Research

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45

Chapter IV ANALYSIS

A. General Description of Research Object

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51

1. Location and Time of Research

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51

2. Characteristics of Respondent

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51

B. Analysis and Discussion

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51

1. Validity and Reliability Test

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51

C. Questioner Result of Services Quality

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54

D. Questioner Result of Satisfaction

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69

E. Questioner Result of Customer Loyalty

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72

F. Multiple Classic Regression Assumption Test

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75

1. Multicolinearity Test

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75

2. Heterokedasity Test

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76

3. Normality Data Test

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77

G. Multiple Linier Regression

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78

1. Determination Coefficient (R2)

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78

2. Similarity of Multiple Linier Regression

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78

3. F Test

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80

4. T Test

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81

Chapter V CONCLUSION AND IMPLICATION

A. Conclusion

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82

B. Implication

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83

C. Recommendation

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85

REFERENCES

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86

APPENDICES

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88

CONTENT OF TABLES

No Details

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3.1 Likert Scale

38

3.2 Operational Variable Research

46

4.1 Try Out Questioner Result

53

4.2 BNI has capability in fulfill services

54

4.3 Employee has knowledge about BNI products

55

4.4 Employee has knowledge and skill in handle customer problem

55

4.5 BNI has good reputation on customer perspective

56

4.6 BNI follows banking regulation

57

4.7 BNI guarantee the clandestine of customer

57

4.8 BNI guarantee security feeling of customer

58

4.9 Employee have concern to customer

58

4.10 Employee ready to help customer

59

4.11 Employee aware with customer’s problem

60

4.12 BNI give easiness transaction to customer every time

60

4.13 BNI give the easy thing to electric and telephone payment

61

4.14 BNI could give quick and short transaction of services

62

4.15 BNI has good performance in ATM facilities, complete and Spread in

much area

62

4.16 BNI provide the services suitable with the promise

63

4.17 BNI could save the customer data very well and keep the secret

64

4.18 The employees have good performance in handle the problem

64

4.19 The employee could finish the fault happen

65

4.20 The employee can give solution if there is a fault

65

4.21 The employee can handle the situation if there is a fault

66

4.22 The physically appearance and good interior

66

4.23 The employee always fresh look and polite

67

4.24 Enough Teller and Customer Services

67

4.25 BNI give the services according with the customer needs

68

4.26 The performance of BNI based on expectation of customer

69

4.27 The physically appearance and good interior

70

4.28 The customer will recommend BNI to another people in using

banking services

70

4.29 The customer will repeat the transaction

71

4.30 The customer will reject another bank

72

4.31 The customer will always use banking services of BNI in the future

73

4.32 The customer will give reference BNI to other people

74

4.33 Multicolinearity Test

75

4.36 Determination Test

78

4.37 Similarity of Multiple Linier Regression

78

4.38 F Test

80

4.39 T Test

81

CONTENT OF PICTURES

No Details

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2.1 Concept of Customer Satisfaction

23

2.2 Consideration Framework

33

4.34 Heterokedasity Test

76

4.35 Normality Data Test

77

CONTENT OF APPENDICES

No Details

Page

1. Questioner of customer BNI

88

2. Questioner Result of 50 Respondents

91

3. Result of SPSS 13.0 Regression

94

CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION

A. Background

The competition among the corporation in the globalization era more hard

and tight, the be concerned to satisfaction and unsatisfied of the customer that

more huge, a lot of people that be concerned of this thing, because the company or

service industry such as a bank or other financial institution have to put the

orientation of customer satisfaction as the main purpose.

The main key to win the competition is give the value and satisfaction to

the customer by deliver the product or services that have the best quality. The

company has to thinking how could make the customer feel satisfied and customer

never leave the company or organization to another company, and will be the

competitor customer that make the effect of the less of profit in the company.

Service industry has dominated in economic concentration almost in all of

industry country. Especially in banking, development in service sectors has the

impact to create work field and increase the income for industry country. Many

deregulations in development in service sector especially in era high technology

and digital era give the intensive challenges in service sector.

In these condition the competition in bank more stretched, because of that,

the services company and bank start to have differentiation especially in service

quality. Kotler (2003) discuss about the introduction product to customer

traditionally, how to make closest with customer with ‘4P’ that already work good

but in marketing Muhtosim Arief (2006) think need to add ‘3P’ more to service

marketing, are people, physical evidence and process because more of services

that given by people is like selection, training, and motivation to employee.

Generally, the level of service quality influence by some factor which is

reliability, assurance, tangible, empathy and responsiveness. The fifth dimension

factor of service quality could be influence by the employee according Gonroos

(2000) theory.

That case will be makes differentiation, means in customer satisfaction.

The bank also need demonstrate the service quality by physical evidence. Next,

bank can choose the differentiation in process that bank give to customer. The

service delivery influence by some element, for example consumer come to the

bank to get the bond or debt, the customer will be know that other customer

waiting the service and other services. Customer also can see physical

environment such as building, interior, equipment, and furniture. The customer

also can see the employee of bank or contact personnel and connect with bond

staff.

In banking also can leave with the service and service quality because in

banking activity the main point is service that give to customer directly. Because

of that all of the bank or other financial institution makes the competition and

effort to give the best services that will be effect the satisfaction of the customer.

The value of customer satisfaction in every bank or other financial

institution is different, its depends on the value that offered by the bank to the

customer, such as the facility for example ATM machine that available in the

strategic location, the services with the expert human resource that could represent

the high quality value that had of the bank to give to customer.

Many effort that always keep and running by the bank or finance

institution to show off the credibility that had by the bank professionally, so that

the bank or finance institution has to give the trust, secure, convenience and

comfortable feeling to customer that want to invest the money. Because the

customer satisfaction is will be represent the successful the bank services that

could give the services suitable with the customer needs and willingness.

M. Arief (2006) explain that not visible to customer is production process

in behind and organization system that support visible to customer. So, the result

of services is the customer will be loyal to the bank that influenced by all of the

system services business.

Tjiptono (2000) explains that in service quality, the definition of process

is almost same, except the activity process can do as combination from structure,

process and result. Focus in services process in bank is to give and fulfill the

benefit or give more outside from the customer expectation.

The technology of application in banking always has direction of the

motivation to give the best services, quick and accurate. And also submit an

application for PT Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI). In order to existence in banking

world. BNI is one of much financial institution that already provides the great

facility and services to customer.

The research is predominantly consumer orientated rather than taking

place in business to business settings. The research covers both goods and

services with a variety of sample sizes reported.

While how much the influence of service quality and customer satisfaction

to customer loyalty, not really know well so I as the writer would try to analyze

the research for my thesis with the title:

“The Analysis of Influence between Service Quality and Satisfaction

towards Customer Loyalty” (Case Study at BNI)

Three key issues emerged from the literature regarding the relationship

between satisfaction and loyalty:

(1) Satisfaction and loyalty are related constructs;

(2) There are moderating factors for the relationship, and

(3) The methodology influences the outcome of the research.

These will now be discussed.

B. Problem Formulation

Business competition is much stretched force all bank or service company

to have business strategy in running business. Related in these things, so the

problem will be researches are:

1. How the service quality can be influence to loyalty of customer in BNI?

2. How the customer satisfaction has influence to customer loyalties in BNI?

3. How the service quality and customer satisfaction has influence toward

customer loyalty in BNI?

C. Research Objective and Purpose

1. Objective

The objectives of this research are:

a. To analyze the influence of service quality to loyalty of customer in

BNI.

b. To analyze the influence of customer satisfaction to loyalty of

customer in BNI.

c. To analyze the influence of both, services quality and customer

satisfaction towards customer loyalty in BNI.

2. Usefulness of Research

The uses of this research are:

a. As a regulation to achieve undergraduate in international program,

management, faculty economic and social science, state Islamic

University Syarif Hidayatullah Jakarta.

b. As an application and applying knowledge that already get from

management merger. And give the writer understanding and

perspective about value, customer satisfaction towards customer

loyalty perspective.

c. Give the input to the company as an alternative solution in arrange the

company policy in services business strategy to reach sustainable

competitive advantage.

d. Theoretically, this research can have a function in knowledge

development especially in management and marketing subject. Beside

that can be use as a reference to next research in management and

marketing.

D. Population and Research Sample

1. Research Population

Research population in this case is the customer of BNI. Due to a lot of

number of population customer at BNI, so the representative sample

collection is needed to give a correct picture of the population.

2. Research Sample

The size of variable is determined by:

a. The sizes of total sample minimum are 50 respondents. Actually

before the researcher was using 100 respondents with 15 of questions,

but the result was not valid then, the researcher was tried to use 50

respondents with 31 of questions and the outcome is valid, so the

researcher could continue the research.

b. The research held in PT. Bank Negara Indonesia 46, kantor besar,

Sudirman, Jakarta.

c. The respondent chooser by this research, following the order; active

customer, means come to BNI minimum once a month, have fix

income, the respondent is chooser with simple random sampling

methods.

CHAPTER II

LITERATURE REVIEW

A. General figure of company

1. Background of PT. Bank Negara Indonesia (BNI)

Established in 1946 as the first bank formed and owned by the Indonesian

government, BNI used to call by its unabbreviated name of Bank Negara

Indonesia.

Historical records show that on the eve of the 30th

of October 1946, only a

few months after its formal establishment, the bank distributed the first currency

bills ever issued by the Indonesian government, known as ORI, or oeang republic

Indonesia. This day is commemorated annually as the national finance day, while

the date of the bank’s establishment, the 5th of July was assigned as national bank

day.

Following the appointment of the Dutch inherited de javasche bank as

Indonesia’s central bank in 1949, Bank Negara Indonesia’s role as the circulation

and central bank was terminated. The bank was instead designated as a

development bank, and was later given the right to provide foreign reserve

services, thus allowing direct foreign transactions.

In 1955, along with increased capitalization, the bank’s legal status was

formally changed into that of a state owned commercial bank. This became the

foundation for the bank to provide a better and wider scope of assistance for the

countries national business.

By the last quarter of 1968, the bank decided to attach its year of established

to its name s a part of its corporate identity, officially changing the corporate

name into Bank Negara Indonesia. The bank was then widely referred to as ‘BNI

46’ for several decades. The simpler name of ‘Bank BNI’ was adopted in 1998

along with the change of the corporate identity.

BNI legal status was upgrade in 1992 into a state owned limited corporation

with the name of PT. Bank Negara Indonesia (PERSERO), while the bank

decision to become a public company was manifested through an initial public

offering of its shares in 1996.

BNI ability to adapt to environmental, socio-cultural and technological

advances is reflected through the continuous refinement of its corporate identity

over time, which signifies the bank dedication and commitment to continuous

improvement of performance.

A refine corporate identity was introduces in 2004, reflecting positive future

prospects after a year of struggle through a period of hardship. A shorter name of

‘BNI’ replaced the former ‘BANK BNI’, while the year of establishment ‘46’ was

exposed through the logo mark, as a reinforcement of the pride of being the

country first national bank.

Maintaining the spirit of the heroic national struggle that is rooted in its

history, BNI strives to provide the best services for the country, to become the

pride of nations, today and always.

2. Vision and Mission of BNI

Vision of BNI

To be a national bank that can be proud of leading in services and

performance in Indonesia. To be proud of national bank that offers the best

service with the competitive price to corporation market segmentation,

commercial and consumer.

Mission of BNI

Maximize stakeholders’ value by providing financial solutions that are

focused on selected corporate, commercial and consumer market segments.

3. The philosophy of new logo

Character of BNI

The character of BNI is made in new turquoise color, to represent the

strength, authority, uniqueness, and modern image in the performance. The

characteristic is made special to show off the original and unique structure in BNI

performance.

The symbol of ‘46’

The number of ‘46’ is symbolization in BNI birthday; also represent an

inheritance as the first bank in Indonesia. In this logo, the number of ‘46’ position

is diagonally that pierce the peach box to represent the new and modern of BNI

46.

Color pallet

The corporate of color pallet has design reiterate, but still stay on the old

corporate color, which is turquoise and peach. The turquoise color that used in the

new logo is more dark, strength, and represents the stabilization and survive

image. The new orange in the symbol made bright and strong in the performance,

and also represent the confidential and fresh image.

The logo of ‘46’ and BNI represent the modern and dynamic appearance.

While by using the new corporate color represent more perform the BNI identity.

That kind of things will facilitate the BNI to do differentiation in banking industry

and market by illustrate the unique, fresh, and modern image.

Start from the fighting spirit that already grown up based on the history,

BNI has vision and mission to give the best services to Indonesia, also to be the

pride bank in our country.

B. Definition of Marketing

Marketing is the one of the main activity that doing by the business people

in surviving in life, in develop and get the profit. The marketing is development

from the market word that have means the place or facility where the people meet

and make the transaction, in the abstract perspective marketing could say that the

activity or process of the all of the system.

On the below will see from the marketing expert about the meaning of

marketing.

“Marketing deals with identifying and meeting human and social needs”,

Kotler (2003). One of the shortest definitions of marketing is “meeting needs

profitability”. Marketing is a social process and managerial where individual or a

group gets their needs and willingness with do the transaction with other

individual or other group.

Marketing is “an organizational function and a set of processes for

creating, communicating, and delivering value to customers and managing

customer relationships in ways that benefit the organization and its

stakeholders”, Drucker (2002). Means that marketing as a tools or process

communication in introduce the service and products for the people to get the

beneficial for the marketer and customer.

While, Sofyan Assauri (2004) has perspective marketing is the human

activity that have purpose to fulfill the necessary and people willingness by the

changes process. And William J. Stanton (1998) marketing is the system of all of

the business activity that has point to planning, price decision, promotion, and

distribution of goods and services in fulfill the potential buyer needs.

Beside that Kotler (2001) said that marketing is the human activity that

have purposes to make satisfaction of people needed and people willingness by

the changes process.

That understanding could give the figure that marketing by the meet

process among individual or group where they are want to get what they need and

what they want by creating, offering and changes process. Beside that the

marketing is the activities systems that have relationship between one to another

that will be continue in planning, pricing decision, promoting and distribution of

goods and services to customer by individually or grouping.

In running the marketing activity on the company by do the coordination

in order to the purposes and main point that have expectation in marketing side

especially and corporation in general could be reached with effective and

efficient. The coordination that could be creates the synergy with good

management, which called by marketing management.

C. Definition of Bank

The bank is the familiar word for the people, especially for urban people

and even in the town; bank is not the strength thing anymore. Kasmir (2004)

perspective bank is the finance institution that has that main activity collect the

money from the people and distribute back to the people also give another

services of bank.

Meanwhile the finance institution is the company or organization that has

the task in finance subject that the activities only collect the money, or only

distribute the people or can be both of them, which are collect and distribute the

money.

From the explanation on the above we could take the summary that the

bank is the company that have specialization on financial focus, means the

banking system always have connection in financial issue, so the conclusion is the

bank industry have three main activity are collect the money, distribute the money

and give another bank services.

The third activity is giving another service of bank. The purposes in giving

another services of bank is to support the both activity before is collect the money

and distribute the money. Another services that given by the bank to the customer

such as: transfer, clearing, collection, bank card, distribute the fee and payment.

D. Definition of service

Service is present in work or act that can see or invisible from one side to

another side. In generally services that produced and consumed at one time, where

interaction among the person that give services and the person that received the

services is influence the result of services. Kotler (2003) said” a service can be

defined as any activity or benefit that one party can offer another that is essential

intangible and that does not result in the ownership anything. Its production may

or may not tie to a physical product”.

Definition from Zeithaml and Bitner (1996) that “services are deeds,

process, and performance”. In these statement service as process and screen,

service not only resulted from service company, but is including integral thing

that offered by manufacture company. Based on definition above, service means

as invisible thing that involve act or work performance by process and work result

offered by one party to another party. In production service is have related in

physical product, but could not excessively.

on the whole, service is including all economic activity that makes result

not in physical product or construction, commonly it’s consumed at one time

when the product resulted and give the addition value, such as convenience,

entertainment, happiness and healthy or solution of the problem that faced by the

customer.

On the other side, service company or bank give service operation is they

that give customer service products, tangible or intangible thing, such as

transportation, entertainment, food, and education. From many definitions on the

above, give the impression that in services always there are interaction aspects

among consumer and the party that give the service, meanwhile both of party that

involve not always recognize.

Means Service Company or bank attract and concern the customer with

contract system, beside that the member will get the facility and easy thing from

company, with the purpose of company will get the profit.

E. Definition of Marketing In Services

Marketing that developed by McCarthy (1981), that popular with

marketing mix 4P is: “product, price, promotion, and place”. The 4P already

accepted the benefit and affectivity by the marketer. In service industry, products

are not real so that only can see by the process not the result, because of these

characteristic so that the quality is the point in service industry. Because the

characteristics of services not real so the price can be the indicator that

representative the service quality.

The purposes of promotion in marketing is to make the services more real

for the customer, in services communication promoting by “word of mouth” is

very effective in influence the customer. The right place can be makes easy in

distribution the services for the customer to get the products. People in Service

Company or bank are vital elements in do the marketing.

In service industry or bank the process of production always more

important than result. That’s happen because directly interactions between

producers that do the process of production with the customer that consume the

service in the same time. The characteristic of service is not real can be see after

the consumption increasing the risk of taking decision by customer.

Rambat (2001) explain that “marketing merupakan tool atau alat bagi

marketer yang terdiri atas berbagai elemen suatu program pemasaran yang perlu

dipertimbangkan agar implementasi strategi pemasaran dan positioning yang

ditetapkan dapat berjalan sukses”.

F. Definition of Customer Value

Gale (1994) state that, consumer perception to value of the quality offered

by the bank, have more relative highly from the competitor and will be influence

to customer loyalty level, more high value perception that feels by the customer,

so more high the possibility the transaction happen. And the expectation of

relationship that expect is the long term relationship, because the effort and cost

that spend out by the bank is certain more high than have to attract a new

customer or the customer that already leave the bank, from the maintaining

relationship.

For the customer, the product mechanism that feels by customer is same or

higher than the expectation, which give value thinking and also the satisfaction,

Kotler (2000). The attribute value is characteristics product in mind and explained

by the customer. The value consequence is subjective customer estimate as the

consequence from products consumer.

Conceptual models to value variable, not only based on service value

dimension, but also to develop to the quality value of service value that including

in service marketing mix, such as: price, products (services), promotion, and

people, selling services.

The concept attribute value customer services that using in this research is:

1. Price

2. Products (services):

a. Function deposit of transaction tools

b. Function financial movements

c. Deposits multifunction

3. Services:

a. Easy location

b. Speed

c. Convenience

d. Information

e. People

f. Image

g. Professionalism staff (people) and gift (promotion).

G. Definition of Services Quality

The services quality by Tjiptono (2000), basically the service quality

definition or services is the effort in order to fulfill the customer needs and

customer willingness also exactly in delivery to equilibrium the customer

expectation.

While Chandra (2005) said that the quality as the dynamic condition that

has relationship with the product, services, human resource, process and the

environment that could fulfill or can passing the expectation.

The customer perception to services quality is the hall thinking by the

services authority, but also because the services performance most of all the time

not consistent, so the customer often using the sign of intrinsic and extrinsic as the

evidence in intrinsic sign in valuing, that has connected with the output and the

delivering technique, while the extrinsic sign is the support of services.

Kotler and Amstrong (1996) have statement that services have four

characteristics, such as:

1. Intangibility

2. Inseparability

3. Variability

4. Perish ability

The management of Bank has to arrange the strategy in facing the service

characteristics that perish ability. Bank need to make adaptation in order to make

it equilibrium among the total of request with the available of personal that ready

in give the services to customer, that kind of things can be anticipated with the

ATM machine and on line system that have to available on 24 hours in services

optimally.

The services quality have significant contribution in making the customer

retention, differentiation, positioning, word of mouth communication, buy

continually, customer loyalty, market, profitability and strategy of competition in

every market organization, for manufacture company or even the distributor of

services.

The quality has relation with the customer satisfaction. The quality gives

the special support for the customer to make relationship and link that make the

profitable for both of side for the long term. The emotional bond it can make it

possible for company to make understanding what the specific customer needs

and expectation of customer.

In the company revolve, company will increase the customer experience

that amazing and minimize or make a zero the sad experience. Next the customer

satisfaction will gives contribution in create the switching barriers, switching the

cost, and customer loyalty.

The factors that used in evaluating the services quality is that have

intangible characteristic, the customer in general using some of attribute such as:

tangibility, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and empathy.

There is three of services quality dimension such as: outcome related or

technical quality, process related or functional quality, and image related

dimensions. The third of dimension then explain in seven criteria of service

quality, which are:

1. Professionalism and Skills

The customer thing that the services distributor, the employee,

operational system, and the physically sources have the knowledge and

skill that needs in order to solve the customer problem by professional

2. Reputation and Credibility

The customer believe that the business of services distributor can

trusted, and give the value for money that suitable and represent the

performance and positive value.

3. Attitude and Behavior

The customer feels that the employee of bank has concern to the

customer and try to help in solving the problem with happiness.

4. Accessibility and Flexibility

The customer feels the services distributor, location, operational hours,

employee, and the operational system is arranged and operated well so

makes the customer can easy in access the finance activity. Beside that

also arranged with the purposes in make flexible in fulfill the customer

request and customer willingness.

5. Reliability and Trustworthiness

The customer believe that anything that could happen or that already

ahs agreement, the customer could trust to services distributor,

employee, or the system in fulfill the promises and do the best for

customer.

6. Services Recovery

The customer believes that if there is a fault, the services distributor

will active to take the situation and found the best solution.

7. Service cape: the customer feels that physically condition and

environment aspect of another service encounter will support the

positive experience by the services process.

H. Definition of Customer Satisfaction

In reality customer satisfaction concept is still abstract, achieving of

satisfaction can articulate a simple process or complicated, every people have a

part in give services, it’s very important and influence in build satisfaction, but in

this era customer have to facing variance of products, brand, price, and supplies.

Kotler (1997) said “customer satisfaction is a person’s feeling of pleasure

or disappointment resulting from comparing a product’s received performance

(or outcome) in relations to the person’s expectation”. Means that satisfaction or

dissatisfaction is comparing from expectation of consumer to real service

encounter perception, from the opinion of expert on the above, so can construct

conclusion in generally meaning of satisfied or dissatisfied of customer can see

from suitable among expectation customer with perception.

Meanwhile Tjiptono (2005) have statement that the satisfaction of

customer is the transaction of selling and buying evaluation, where the alternative

that could be choose at least give same result or pass from the customer

expectation, while the unsatisfied it show up if there is no get the outcome at all.

From that definition we can make the formula is:

Customer satisfaction = f (expectation, perceive performance)

From the formula on the above could explain that there is two main of

variable that decide the customer satisfaction are expectation or wish and effort.

The effort is far from the expectation, so the customer will be disappointed or

unsatisfied.

Basically, the customer satisfaction concept is including the differentiation

between level of necessary and performance or the outcome that could be feeling

by customer. That concept could be apply in satisfaction measurement or

unsatisfied to current company quality, because both of the concept is has relation.

The Concept of Customer Satisfaction

Picture 2.1

Source: Rangkuti (2003), Measuring Customer Satisfaction, PT.

Gramedia Pustaka Utama.

The customer that feel satisfied of the company will attract to buy products

of this company all over again, it’s happen because customer felt their willingness

already fill, commonly, expected of customer is estimation or conviction customer

about what customer will get if they buy or consume a products or services.

The Objective of

Company

Customer

Expectation of the

Product

PRODUCT

Customer Needs

and Willingness

The Product Value

for Customer

Customer

Satisfaction Level

One factor that identify customer satisfaction is customer perception about

service quality that have focus in five service dimensions, customer satisfaction ,

besides influenced by services perception also by quality products, price, and

other private factors also situation at that time, customer perception about quality

services should not makes customer use services to give value.

Definition customer satisfaction by Mowen (1990:511) is “customer

satisfaction is defined as overall attitude regarding a good or service after its

acquisition and use it is a post choice evaluative judgment resulting from a

specific purchase selection”. Means that customer satisfaction is all of attitude to

products or service after acquisition and use it.

Interestingly, satisfaction is used as a common marketing benchmark of an

organization’s performance, almost to the exclusion of other issues. The banking

sector is a classic example of an industry where customer satisfaction and repeat

purchase are not positively related, although the PR hype from the banks would

have you believe otherwise.

Definition acquisition in here by Mowen (1990:504) is “the consumption,

disposition, and post choice evaluation of goods, services, and idea. Means that

acquisition are consumption, using, and evaluation from products, services and

idea that choused”. That’s statement supported by Mowen (1990:622) is

“satisfaction refers to an emotional response to evaluation of product or service

consumption”.

Important factor that influence to customer satisfaction is performance

level that given by the bank or service company to customer about the services,

these thing suitable with statement by Mowen (1990:523) “the factor most

important to satisfaction is the level of performance of the product or service. If

the level of product or service quality is high, customer tends to satisfied, even if

they expected such levels of performance”.

I. Definition of Customer Loyalty

Service capability that have by company in giving excellent services to

customer, it is will be effect satisfaction of customer. With satisfaction that felt by

customer it will be achieve loyalty to company.

Customer loyalty is affect of the satisfaction of customer, when customer

felt that the expected and willingness of customer fill up, more customer feel

satisfied more increase the loyal of customer to the company it self, behavioral

loyalty is the purchase behavior actually displayed by customer, cognitive loyalty

relates to the intentions of future behavior expressed by the customer. Finally,

affective loyalty defines the attitude of the customer to the company.

Attitudinal loyalty represents the individual’s feeling towards the

company, which may or may not be translated into purchase behavior, depending

on factors such as cost, alternatives, and convenience. However, attitudinal loyalty

is an important construct as customer with more favorable attitudes are more

likely to stay loyal in the long term.

The increased profit from loyalty comes from reduces marketing costs,

increased sales and reduces operational costs. “Loyal customers are less likely to

switch because of price and they make more purchases than similar non loyal

customer” Reichheld and Sasser (1990).

Loyal customer will also help promote the Service Company or bank. The

customer will provide strong word-of-mouth. Rambat (2001) states, “loyal

customers serve as a ‘fantastic marketing force’ by providing recommendations

and spreading positive word-of-mouth”. Loyal customers are customers who hold

favorable attitudes toward the Service Company or bank, commit to repurchase

the services, and recommend to others.

The customer loyalty, in general, there are three distinctive approaches to

measure loyalty:

1. The behavioral measurement

2. Attitudinal measurement

3. composite measurement

The behavioral measure considers consistent, repetitious purchase

behavior as an indicator of loyalty. Thus, repeat purchase does not always mean

commitment. Attitudinal measurements use attitudinal data to reflect the

emotional and psychological attachment inherent in loyalty. The third approach,

composite measurements of loyalty, combines the first two dimensions and

measurement of loyalty.

According Tjiptono (2000) customer loyalty is commitment created by

customer to brand, shop, or distributor based on positive attitude that

representative in consistent transaction or buying by customer.

Customer loyalty is loyal attitude of customer to company that provide

goods and services, customer satisfaction is factor that also decide customer

loyalty level, another factor such as customer value, customer satisfaction, and

switching barrier (SWA sembada “saatnya mencermati loyalitas pelanggan”,

2005: 27).

Thus method could be concluding is condition of customer will evaluate

services attribute that could buy and customer will be satisfied. Next satisfaction

could decide loyalty or customer desire to do transaction continually,

(www.Suaramerdeka.com).

The loyal customer don’t need to think more in save money in BNI,

because by learning process and experience, the customer found that fulfill

customer willingness. And loyalty is commitment of customer for the BNI, and

the customer will consistent with these commitments.

J. Relationship between Customer Satisfaction and Customer Loyalty

Customer satisfaction is an important issue for marketing managers,

particularly those in services industries. However, it appears that achieving

customer satisfaction is often the end goal, as evidenced by the emphasis on

customer satisfaction surveys. This paper proposes that this focus is due to the

assumption that satisfied customers are loyal customers and thus high levels of

satisfaction will lead to increased sales.

The relationship between satisfaction and loyalty in many instances is

moderated by other factors. That is the strength of the relationship can be lower or

higher given the influence of other variables. The identification and testing of

moderator variables builds on the assumption that satisfaction and loyalty are

related yet distinct constructs.

It appears that customer satisfaction is not necessary for repeat loyalty. In

fact, 70 percent of the customers of these banks are attitudinally loyal: they intend

to repurchase from their current bank despite being dissatisfied. These examples

suggest the nature of the relationship between satisfaction and loyalty is complex.

Yet marketing literature suggests that it is quite simple: satisfaction leads to

attitudinal loyalty Lovelock et al. (2001).

As a result of this assumption, customer satisfaction is often used as a

proxy for loyalty and other outcomes. The authors empirically demonstrate that

satisfaction is not the same as attitudinal loyalty and that there are instances where

satisfaction does not result in loyalty. A business sample was selected due to the

relevance of satisfaction and attitudes in settings of high risk where a high level of

decision making is involved. A sample of 267 businesses was surveyed on their

satisfaction and attitudinal loyalty levels towards an advertising service.

The results indicate that satisfaction and loyalty in a business services

setting are different constructs, and that, while the relationship is positive, high

levels of satisfaction do not always yield high levels of loyalty.

The objective of customer satisfaction measurements should be customer

loyalty, high customer satisfaction will result in increasing loyalty for the firm and

that the customers will be less prone to overtures from competition, however the

ability of customer satisfaction scores to predict such loyalty has not been

adequately demonstrated.

The most frequently mentioned outcome of the marketing process is a

satisfied customer, with many definitions of marketing incorporating this

important marketing concept. Marketing leads to outcomes other than satisfaction,

including awareness, image perceptions and loyalty. There are also other factors

that influence purchasing where satisfaction does not always play a role, lack of

perceived differentiated competitors, such as in the banking industry. Thus,

satisfaction should not be the only goal for marketing practitioners.

Customer loyalty is determined to a large extent by customer satisfaction,

Customer satisfaction index study find a positive connection between customer

satisfactions and stock market return also offer some evidence of the linkage

between customer satisfaction and loyalty.

True loyalty requires commitment to brands, holding a favorable relative

attitude towards brands is indicative of manifest satisfaction and commitment

towards brands, this commitment will interpret into a desire to buy brands,

recommending the brands to others, and loyalty.

Customer loyalty is happen by learning process, where the customer

realize, choose, and evaluate the service company and bank that can fulfill the

expectation and give the satisfaction of customer. Coyne (1989) states,” there are

two critical thresholds affecting the connection between satisfaction and loyalty,

on high side, when satisfaction reaches a certain level, loyalty increases

dramatically”.

Customer satisfaction and customer loyalty measures are very helpful in

keeping customer service. The customer perspective obtained from satisfaction

and loyalty surveys help the bank or organization to priorities those activities

which will deliver the greatest competitive advantage in terms of customer

satisfaction, ensuring the company makes best use of scarce resource.

Customer satisfaction and customer loyalty surveys are important in

ensuring that the voice of the customer is heard at the highest level within an

organization and that business plans are prepared with the customer’s needs in

mind.

While satisfaction itself is an emotional construct, its antecedents or

drivers can be either emotional or cognitive, depending on the situation. Oliver

(1989) proposed five models of satisfaction and its antecedents, three of which

result from disconfirmation of expectations and can be labeled evaluative-based

satisfaction.

The remaining two depict satisfaction as an outcome of non-rational

processes that can be labeled Emotion-driven. Patterson et al (1997) summarized

previous research and indicated that satisfaction does not always have

disconfirmation antecedents. It is the purpose of this paper to demonstrate that

satisfaction is not a proxy for loyalty.

The literature assumes that satisfaction and loyalty are related, but does

not always present empirical evidence for divergence. The relationship between

satisfaction and loyalty is moderated by key psychological and situational

variables, and the method used to examine the relationships can influence the

results. This paper focuses on the first theme, the empirical establishment of

divergence in the constructs in a business service setting. Further research is

needed to investigate the other two issues, and this is detailed in the final section

of this paper.

These issues lead to the identification of three key gaps, which this

research aims at filling. First, there is a lack of empirical evidence for discriminate

validity for satisfaction and attitudinal loyalty. Second, few studies on satisfaction

and loyalty have been conducted in a business-to-business services setting.

Finally, insufficient attention is paid to reporting measurement or constructs

validity when examining the relationship between satisfaction and loyalty.

Dick and Basu (1994) suggest that “low relative attitude with low repeat

purchase connotes absence of loyalty, while low relative attitude with high repeat

purchase indicates spurious loyalty. Satisfaction is thus viewed as an antecedent

of relative attitude”. “However, the ability of customer satisfaction scores to

predict such loyalty has not been adequately demonstrated” Higgins (1997).

K. Consideration framework

The competition among the company more crowded and hard that will be

effect to push the company especially that move in services subject to give a

better services than other, because the services is the important factor in services

industry. Especially for industry that move in banking services subject that really

be concerned by the bank it self.

Tjiptono (2000) said that the quality of services or goods is the effort to

fulfill the necessary and willingness of the customer also the exactly in delivery to

fill the customer expectation.

The factors that used in evaluate the services by Gonroos (2000) explain in

seven criteria in valuation of services, are professionalism and skill, reputation

and credibility, accessibility and flexibility, reliability and trustworthiness,

services recovery and service cape.

The satisfaction is the buyer evaluation where the alternative is chosen by

give the outcome that same or pass the customer expectation, while unsatisfied is

the effect if the outcome could not fulfill the customer expectation.

The satisfaction is the factor that decides the loyalty level of the customer,

the customer that has loyalty will show off the attitude such as: reject another

competitor, buying back and will give reference the goods and services to other

people. The company has to increase the services quality that given to customer so

that the customer will be satisfied and will be affects the loyalty of customer.

Picture 2.2

Consideration Framework

L. Hypothesis

Value

(X1)

Satisfaction (X2)

Customer Loyalty

(Y)

Multiple Linier

Regressions

Conclusion

According Mowen (1995:531) statement that “the loyalty in organization

influences directly by satisfied or unsatisfied of customer by accumulation, when

customers have low satisfaction to an organization”. So the customers also have

low loyalty. These statement supported by Hawkins (1986:699) explain that “the

customer that loyal with an organization show the satisfaction level that higher

than the customer that not loyal or the customer that have low loyalty to an

organization”.

The hypothesis formula that can be approved that has relation between

Services Quality-Satisfaction-Customer Loyalty is:

1. Ho1: there is no significant direct influence between services quality of

banking services variable to customer loyalty in BNI.

Ha1: there is significant direct influence between services quality of banking

services variable to customer loyalty in BNI.

2. Ho2: ρ=0: There is no significant influence between customer satisfaction of

banking services variable to customer loyalty in BNI.

Ha2: ρ≠0: There is significant influence between customer satisfactions of

banking services variable to customer loyalty in BNI.

3. Ho3: There is no significant direct influence between services quality of

banking services with customer satisfaction towards customer loyalties in

BNI.

Ha3: There is significant direct influence between services quality of banking

services with customer satisfaction towards customer loyalties in BNI.

CHAPTER III

RESEARCH METHOD

The research design that will be use in this research is causal research,

which explains about the causal relationship between research variables, the

purposes to make a decision of relationship methods cause and effect from

independent variables to dependent variables. On problem that discussed on

chapter 1 about is there any influence between value, customer satisfaction and

customer loyalty in BNI? The answer according Mowen (1995:531) statement that

explains about customer loyalty is having relationship with satisfied or unsatisfied

of customer to organization. Because of that research method is needed to answer

those problem formulation based on the hypothesis that already discussed on

chapter 2.

B. The Research Scope

The scope of this research is descriptive research and conclusive, where

the definitions of descriptive are:

a. To describe the characteristics from the relevant group

b. To show the variables that have correlation or relationship

c. To make the specifics prediction

And conclusive means these research have a conclusion.

The research is a cause and effect relationship to see the influence between

values, customer satisfaction variable, towards customer loyalty in BNI.

B. Sampling Methods

The sample fill the characteristics of population, so that, the answer of

questioner from the population is representative the people opinion. These

methods in taking sample using non probability sampling, means the methods

taken by subjective and researcher could to choose the respondent.

In this research use the scale that have the purpose to analysis the

respondent opinion about the influence between value, satisfaction of customer

and customer loyalty in BNI Jakarta. The customer of BNI is the object of this

research. The respondent will be asking to answer the questioner to participate in

giving the assessment of services in BNI.

C. Population and Research Sample

1. Research Population

Research population in this case is the customer of BNI. Due to a lot of

number of population customer at BNI, so the representative sample

collection is needed to give a correct picture of the population.

2. Research Sample

The size of variable is determined by:

a. The sizes of total sample minimum are 50 respondents. Actually

before the researcher was using 100 respondents with 15 of questions,

but the result was not valid then, the researcher was tried to use 50

respondents with 31 of questions and the outcome is valid, so the

researcher could continue the research.

b. The research held in BNI, kantor besar, Sudirman, Jakarta.

c. The respondent chooser by this research, following the order; active

customer, means come to BNI minimum once a month, have fix

income, the respondent is chooser with simple random sampling

methods.

D. Data Collection Methods

These research methods did on October 2008 used collection and

observation data, data is collected from BNI Jakarta, there are:

1. Primary Data: data is getting from the survey result with giving

questioner to the respondent that suitable with the population

characteristics of customer BNI Sudirman, kantor besar, Jakarta.

2. Secondary Data: the general data is getting from the last research and

literature about relationship between customer loyalty and customer

satisfaction.

Data that already collected by the respondent, and then will be selected,

edit, suitable with the researcher necessary.

E. Analysis Methods

This research method using the analysis methods is the descriptive

methods. The purpose is to get some figure of descriptive or systematic outline,

actual, accurate about the fact, also the phenomenon relationship that will be

researched and explore.

The level of essential of customer value factor and customer satisfaction

towards customer loyalty will do by Likert method. The instrument of the

question will end result the total score for every member of sample that represent

by every score that already write down, on the below:

Table 3. 1

Likert Scale

Likert Scale Score

Strongly disagree

Disagree

Neutral

Agree

Strongly agree

1

2

3

4

5

Source: Freddy Rangkuti (2003)

1. Validity Test

Validity is an indicator that shows the level of validity or legitimacy of

an instrument. An instrument is valid if could measurement what do

we need. Valid means that instrument could be use to measure what we

want to calculate. Validity that used in this research is construction

validity is the framework from one concept; with calculate among

correlation with moment product correlation formula. With r = 0, 01 if

less from that so the statement is not valid.

2. Reliability Test

The instrument that used for many times to measure the same object

will make a same data of the result. To measure the reliability

coefficient could use with alpha cronbach formula.

Where:

R 11 = Instrument Reliability

k = sum of Question

σ2

= Total Variance

σ2 b = Sum of Variance

3. Multiple Linier Regression

( )

−=

∑21

2

111

σ

σb

k

kr

In this research using model is multiple linier regression analysis. This

model used because wants to looking for the influence value (X1) and

satisfaction (X2) to customer loyalty (Y) in BNI.

Multiple linier regressions the formula is:

Y = α + b1 X1+ b2 X2+ ε

Where:

Y = Dependent Variable

a = constantan (price Y if X = 0)

b = Coefficient Regression

X1 = Independent Variable (Customer Value)

X2 = Independent Variable (Customer Satisfaction)

ε = Standard Error

4. Classic Assuming Test

a. Autocorrelation

Autocorrelation is the relationship that happen among the member

from observation that systematize in time combination that connected

with time length that could means that, correlation relationship from

every variable now will have same condition with future condition.

One of analysis that used to analyze the autocorrelation is with Durbin

Watson

( )

∑∑ −−

=n

nn

e

eed

2

1

Where:

Ho: there is no correlation

Ha: there is positive/negative correlation if Durbin Watson < -2

so there is positive autocorrelation, and if DW >2 so it is negative

correlation.

b. Multikolinearity

Multikolinearity used to prove there is correlation linier between

independent variable in regression model. If independent variable

creates the perfect correlation it could be perfect multikolinearity.

To analyze is there any multikolinearity or not in regression model

with do the observation the tolerance value and variance inflation

factor (VIF). Independent regression model multikolinearity have VIF

value approximately on 1 until 10 and have tolerance number close to

the fault in estimation independent variable capacity as a dependent

variable predictor.

The multikolinearity test do by consider VIF value regression if

VIF value of independent variable bigger than 10 so, the conclusion

that a variable have strong linier relation with another independent

variable. To decrease the multikolinearity is disappear the independent

that variable from the similarity regression.

c. Heterokedastisity

Heterokedasity show that the variance of variable there is no same

for every observation. The fault of heterokedasity happen not random,

but show the systematically relation based on the biggest one or more.

Heterokedasity have purpose to check is there any regression

model happen in differentiation variance of residual or another

observation is still same so can called by homokedasity and not

heterokedasity.

To analyze is there any heterokedasity, use some method, which are:

(i) Observe the graphic plot between variable prediction variable

connected (ZPRED) with the residual (SRESID). To detect is there

any heterokedasity could do with consider current method in

scatter plot graphic between SRESID and ZPRED, where point Y

is Y that already predicted and point X is the residual (Y prediction

– Y real).

(ii) Basic analyzes, if there is current point that make a systematize

figure. If there is no clear model by point spread on the above and

below on zero in Y point, so there is no heterokedasity.

5. Hypothesis test

a. Partial test

The objective to make a conclusion regarding the influence of

independent variable (X) to dependent variable.

So, the formula such as:

Sb

Sebttest

−=

∑ ∑

Χ−Υ

=

n

SeSb

2

2

( )2

2

ΧΥ−Υ−Υ=∑ ∑ ∑

n

bSe

α

Where:

a = Constantan

b = Coefficient correlation

N = Total sample

Sb = Error Coefficient Correlation

Se = Estimation Error

If T test > T table so Ho rejected and Ha accepted, means

independent variable by partial have significant influence to dependent

variable .

If T test < T table so Ho accepted and Ha rejected, means

independent variable by partial don’t have significant influence to variable

dependent.

b. F test (simultan)

To do hypothesis analysis, so there is role that needs to be concerned is

the formulation zero hypotheses (ho) and we also need to put the

alternative hypothesis (ha), such as:

1. Ho : ρ = 0 there is no significant influence between variable X1

and X2 to variable Y.

2. Ha : ρ ≠ 0 there is significant influence between variable X1

and X2 to variable Y.

This analyzes to analyze all the independent variable together can

influence to dependent variable. So the formulate to F test is:

( ) ( )1/1

/1

2

−−−=

KnR

kRf

If F test > F table so Ho rejected and Ha accepted, means independent

variable together have significant influence to dependent variable.

If F test < F table so Ho accepted and Ha rejected, means independent

variable together don’t have significant influence to dependent variable.

F. Research operational variable

The variable in this research there are independent variable and dependent

variable, which is:

1. Independent variable

This variable called by stimulus variable, predictor, antecedent. Or in

bahasa can call with variable bebas. Independent variable is the variable

that gives influence or the causal of the changes happen or the effect from

dependent variable. In this research that being the independent variable is

service quality (Professional and Skill, Reputation and Credibility,

Attitude and Behavior, Accessibility and Flexibility, Reliability and

Trustworthiness, Services Recovery, and Service Cape) (X1) and

satisfaction (X2).

2. Variable dependent

This variable always calls by output variable, criteria, consequence. In

bahasa called by variable terikat. Dependent variable is the variable that

influence or that to be the effect, because of the independent variable. The

variable dependent in this research is the customer loyalty (Y).

customer satisfaction is formed by the elements of customer

satisfaction, there are; First, services quality is the element formed

satisfaction of customer that shows of all that formed the services, so that

the services have the value added for the customer. Second, Reliability is

the element formed satisfaction of customer that shows the services of

bank, the bank that able to be pledged, so that the services that resulted by

the bank suitable with the bank promised. Third, convenience of

acquisition is the element formed satisfaction of customer that shows of

the easy things that given by the bank for the customer of the services that

resulted in getting the product of services by the bank.

To measure faithfulness of customer loyalty can do by behavioral

measurement, attitudinal measurement, measuring satisfaction, and

commitment. From that’s element, only one element that use to analysis of

customer loyalty is the behavioral measurement consider consistent,

repetitious purchase behavior as an indicator of loyalty the customer to the

bank.

Table 3.2

Operational variable research

No Variable Sub Variable Indicator

1.

Service Quality (X 1)

Professionalism

and Skills

Reputation and

Credibility

1. Capability in fulfill the

services

2. The knowledge of

employee about the

products of bank

3. The employee have

knowledge and skills when

handle the problem

4. Bank has good

reputation

Attitudes and

Behavior

Accessibility and

Flexibility

5. Follow the rules and

regulation of banking

system

6. The clandestine / secret

of the customer cover by

bank

7. Give the guarantee of

security to customer

8. The employee

concerned to customer of

bank.

9. The employee always

ready to help customer.

10. The employee aware

with the problem that

faced by Customer.

11. The customer feels

easy doing transaction all

the time.

12. The electric payment

and telephone

Reliability and

Trustworthiness

Services Recovery

Service Cape

13. The transaction

process is fast and quick

14. The machine ATM

facility is complete and

spread.

15. Provide the services

suitable with the promises

16. keep notes and

document without a

mistake

17. Can trusted in solve

the problem

18. Can finish the trouble

if there is a mistake.

19. Can give solution

when the fault happens.

20. The employee could

handle the situation if fault

happens.

21. The physically

2.

3.

Customer satisfaction

(X2)

Customer loyalty (Y)

Evaluation

performance of building

and good interior.

22. Modern facility and

tools

23. Enough teller and

customer Service.

24. The services suitable

with the customer needs.

25. Appropriate between

customer expectations

with the fact.

26. Will say the positive

things about bank

27. Give recommends and

support people to use the

bank services.

28. The customer always

does buying continually.

29. The customer will

reject another competitor.

30. Customer will use

bank services in the future.

31. Make reference to

other people.

CHAPTER IV

ANALYSIS

A. General Description of Research Object

1. Location and Time of Research

This research is held in PT. Bank Negara Indonesia (persero), Tbk.

Kantor Besar, Sudirman, Jakarta. Research data is found through distributing

questionnaires and collecting the information directly. The distribution of

questionnaires started on October 2008.

2. Characteristics of Respondent

The questionnaires has been distributed to 50 respondents of customers

at PT. Bank Negara Indonesia (persero), Tbk. It is a representative sample that

is needed to give a correct picture of the whole population.

B. Analysis and discussion

1. Valid and Reliability Test

Before the questioner was spread to the 50 respondents, the researcher

tried out or survey to 10 respondents with 31 questions to test the validity also

reliability from the entire questionnaire.

The standardization of questions was tried out with 10 respondents.

The questioner divided three main variables which are services quality

variable, customer satisfaction variable and customer loyalty. The service

quality variable divided to be 7 sub variables, which are: Professional and

Skills, Reputation and Credibility, Attitudes and Behavior, Accessibility and

Flexibility, Reliability and Trustworthiness, Services Recovery, and Service

Capability, that have 24 indicator and sub indicator.

In Satisfaction variable there is one sub variable, which is Evaluation

that have indicator or sub indicator. And for customer loyalty variable have 3

sub indicators.

Table 4.1

The Result of Analysis of Influence between Service Quality and Customer

Satisfaction towards Customer Loyalty in PT. BNI 46

No. of

Instrument

Item

Correlation

Cronbach’s

Alpha

Information

Question_1

Question_2

Question_3

Question_4

Question_5

Question_6

Question_7

Question_8

Question_9

Question_10 Question_11

Question_12 Question_13

Question_14 Question_15

Question_16 Question_17

Question_18

Question_19

Question_20

Question_21

Question_22

Question_23

Question_24

Question_25

Question_26

Question_27

Question_28

0.368

0.577

0.542

0.799

0.378

0.342

0.255

0.722

0.418

0.299 0.172

0.210 0.767

0.113 0.865

0.298 0.922

0.421

0.313

0.102

0.799

0.391

0.791

0.400

0.903

0.758

0.714

0.821

0.938

0.936

0.936

0.933

0.938

0.938

0.939

0.934

0.937

0.939 0.939

0.939 0.934

0.939 0.934

0.938 0.931

0.937

0.938

0.941

0.933

0.937

0.933

0.938

0.933

0.933

0.934

0.933

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid Valid

Valid Valid

Valid Valid

Valid Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Valid

Question_29

Question_30

Question_31

0.620

0.797

0.794

0.935

0.933

0.933

Valid

Valid

Valid

Source: Primary Data (Try Out)

According the try out result from the data from 31 of question that

give to 10 respondents, there is no negative correlation of value, so when

did spreading to 50 of respondents, the 31 of question could be used again

as the standardization of research questioner.

C. The Questioner Result of Service Quality

The outcome of questioner will illustrate to see the response

frequency from the respondent and customer of BNI that have capability to

how the BNI could be fulfill the needs and willingness of customer about

services, facility and so on.

Table 4.2

BNI Sudirman has capability in fulfill the services

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 1 2 % 3

Agree 4 34 68 % 136 Strongly Agree 5 15 30 % 75

TOTAL 50 100 % 214

The table above shows the majority of respondent have stated that

that BNI has the capability and capacity in fulfill the services. Around

30% of respondent strongly agree with the statement regarding BNI of the

ability in accomplish the services that needs by customer and 68%

respondent have statement agree of capability that had by BNI in fulfill to

customer, while only 2% is neutral. This means Customer believe BNI

have capability of BNI in giving the best services.

Table 4.3

The employees have knowledge about the products of BNI

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 13 26 % 39 Agree 4 33 66 % 132

Strongly Agree 5 4 8 % 20 TOTAL 50 100 % 191

The some of respondent have stated that employees have the

knowledge about the product of bank. This is proven by the 50 respondent,

approximately 8% of respondent is agree with the statement that said the

employee have knowledge about the banks products. Around 66% is

strongly agreed, while about 26% of respondent is neutral. And there is no

respondent disagree with the statement.

Table 4.4

The employee of bank has knowledge and skill in handle the problem of

customer

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly 1 0 0 % 0

Disagree disagree 2 0 0 % 0

Neutral 3 2 4 % 6 Agree 4 43 86 % 172

Strongly Agree 5 5 10 % 25 TOTAL 50 100 % 203

On table 4.4 explain that from 50 respondent that 10% said that

strongly agree, 86% of respondent have statement agree with the statement

and 4% of respondent is neutral. It is prove that the employee of bank has

knowledge and skill in handle the problem of customer.

Table 4.5

BNI has good reputation on customer perspective

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 5 10 % 15 Agree 4 22 44 % 88

Strongly Agree 5 23 46 % 115 TOTAL 50 100 % 208

The table above proves that the majority of respondent feel that

BNI has good reputation on customer perspective, because it can be see

from the table that show from 46% of respondent said strongly agree, 44%

of respondent is agree with the statement, and only 10% of respondents

choose the neutral one. With BNI that has already established for long

time so that many customer believes with the BNI reputation.

Table 4.6

BNI follow with the banking regulation

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 disagree 2 0 0 % 0

Neutral 3 8 16 % 24 Agree 4 40 80 % 160

Strongly Agree 5 2 4 % 10 TOTAL 50 100 % 194

The table 4.6 above shows the majority of respondent have stated

that BNI always following the regulation of banking. It is because the 50

of respondent statement with 4% of respondent have statement strongly

agree, and 80% of respondent agree with the statement, and only 16% that

choose to be neutral. Means customer is agreeing that BNI always follow

and run in the right regulation of banking system.

Table 4.7

BNI can guarantee the clandestine of customer

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 disagree 2 0 0 % 0

Neutral 3 2 4 % 6 Agree 4 36 72 % 144

Strongly Agree 5 12 24 % 60

TOTAL 50 100 % 210

The table 4.7 above explains that the majority of respondent have

stated that BNI can guarantee the clandestine of the customer so customers

can feel secure and protected in doing financial activity in BNI, thus

statement is supported by 24% of respondent is strongly agree and 72% of

respondent is agree, while the 4% of respondent choose the neutral.

Table 4.8

The bank could give the guarantee of security feels to customer

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 3 6 % 9 Agree 4 43 86 % 172

Strongly Agree 5 4 8 % 20 TOTAL 50 100 % 201

BNI could make the customer fells secure in doing finance activity.

This statement can be proved with the majority of respondent around 8%

of respondent is strongly agree with the statement, also 86% of respondent

is agree feels secure in doing transaction in BNI, and only 6% that pick the

neutral answer.

Table 4.9

The employee have concern attitude to customer.

Scale Score Total

Customer Percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0

disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 5 10 % 15

Agree 4 39 78 % 156 Strongly Agree 5 6 12% 30

TOTAL 50 100 % 201

The table 4.9 on the above explains that 12% of respondent

strongly agree with the statement about the employee that concern act with

the customer, around 78% of respondent also agree with that statement,

and 10% of respondent is neutral. It is means that employee of BNI have

concern and caring attitude to customer.

Table 4.10

The employee ready to help the customer

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0

disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 1 2 % 3 Agree 4 46 92 % 184

Strongly Agree 5 3 6% 15 TOTAL 50 100 % 202

The table 4.10 above wants to show that from 50 of respondent

there is 6% of respondent is strongly agree, around 92% of respondent is

agree, and 2% of respondent is choose neutral. It is prove that employee of

BNI always be ready in services and help customer.

Table 4.11

The employee aware with customer problem

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 12 24 % 36 Agree 4 32 64 % 128

Strongly Agree 5 6 12% 30 TOTAL 50 100 % 194

The table 4.11 above explain that the majority of respondent said

that the employee of bank aware with the customer’s problems. There are

2% of respondents that strongly agree about the customer could make

transaction every time, and 64% of respondent is agreeing, while only 9%

choose neutral.

Table 4.12

BNI make the easy for customer in do transaction all the time

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 10 20 % 30

Agree 4 34 68 % 136

Strongly Agree 5 6 12 % 72 TOTAL 50 100 % 238

The table 4.12 above show that the majority of respondent feels

easy in do transaction all the time, it’s proved about 12% is strongly agree

with the statement, around 68% of respondent is agree, and 20% of

respondent have statement neutral.

Table 4.13

BNI give the easy thing to electric and telephone payment

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 6 12 % 8 Agree 4 36 72 % 144

Strongly Agree 5 8 16% 40 TOTAL 50 100 % 192

The table 4.13 on the above explains that 16% of respondent that

have statement strongly agree, there is 72% of respondent make a

statement agree, 12% is neutral, and there is no respondent said disagree

will reject use another bank services, means that the customer already feels

easy when do electric and telephone payment with BNI services.

Table 4.14

BNI could give quick and short transaction of services

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 2 4 % 4 Neutral 3 10 20 % 30 Agree 4 36 72 % 144

Strongly Agree 5 2 4% 10 TOTAL 50 100 % 188

The table explain that 4% of respondent said that strongly agree,

72% of respondent said agree, 20% of respondent is neutral, and 4% of

respondent said disagree, while there is no respondent strongly disagree.

The majority of respondent is agreeing with statement that BNI could give

fast and short time transaction in services.

Table 4.15

BNI have good performance in machine ATM facilities, complete and

Spread in much area

Scale Score Total percentage Total

Customer

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 0 0 % 0

Neutral 3 1 2 % 3 Agree 4 41 82 % 164

Strongly Agree 5 8 16% 40 TOTAL 50 100 % 207

The table 4.15 on the above explains that the majority of

respondent have a statement that the BNI have good performance also

good performance in ATM machine and spread in much area. 16% of

respondent said strongly agree, 82% of respondent is agree, and 2% of

respondent is neutral. The majority respondent is agree, it is based on

much ATM machine own by BNI that spread in many places to get the

customer whatever the place.

Table 4.16

BNI provide the services suitable with the promise

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 9 18 % 27 Agree 4 40 80 % 160

Strongly Agree 5 1 2% 5 TOTAL 50 100 % 192

According the table 4.16 on the above, that explain 2% of

respondent is strongly agree, 80% of respondent have statement agree,

18% of respondent choose neutral, it is prove and explain that BNI could

provide the services according with the promises.

Table 4. 17

BNI could save the customer data very well and keep the secret

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 5 10 % 5 Agree 4 44 88 % 176

Strongly Agree 5 1 2% 5 TOTAL 50 100 % 196

The table 4. 17 explain that the majority of respondent is agree

with statement that said BNI keep the customer data very well and save.

2% of respondent is strongly agree, 88% of respondent is agree with the

statement, and 10% of respondent said neutral. While there is no

respondent choose disagree.

Table 4.18

The employees have good performance in handle the problem

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly 1 0 0 % 0

Disagree Disagree 2 1 2 % 2

Neutral 3 8 16 % 24 Agree 4 39 78 % 156

Strongly Agree 5 2 4% 10 TOTAL 50 100 % 192

Table 4. 18 explain that the employee have good performance in

handle the problem of customer. That statement could see from 4% of

respondent said strongly agree, 78% of respondent said agree with the

statement, 16% of respondent said neutral, and 2% of respondent said

disagree.

Table 4. 19

The employee could finish the fault happen

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 11 22 % 33 Agree 4 37 74 % 148

Strongly Agree 5 2 4% 10 TOTAL 50 100 % 191

Table 4. 19 explain that 4% of respondent said strongly agree, 74%

of respondent said agree with the statement, and 22% of respondent is

neutral. While there is no respondent choose disagree. That prove the

employee could finish the problem of customer.

Table 4. 20

The employee can give solution if there is a fault

Scale Score Total percentage Total

Customer

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 0 0 % 0

Neutral 3 6 12 % 18 Agree 4 43 86 % 172

Strongly Agree 5 1 2% 5 TOTAL 50 100 % 195

Table 4.20 show that 2% of respondent is strongly agree with the

statement, 86% of respondent is agree, and 12% of respondent said

neutral, while there is no respondent said disagree. That prove the

employee can give the problem solution from the customer perspective.

Table 4. 21

The employee can handle the situation if there is a fault

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 4 8 % 12 Agree 4 23 46 % 92

Strongly Agree 5 23 46 % 115 TOTAL 50 100 % 219

The table 4. 21 shows that 46% of respondent said strongly agree,

46% of respondent said agree, and 8% of respondent said neutral for the

statement. That prove the employee is expert in handle the situation.

Table 4.22

The physically appearance and good interior

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0

Disagree 2 1 2 % 2 Neutral 3 2 4 % 6

Agree 4 32 64 % 128 Strongly Agree 5 15 30 % 75

TOTAL 50 100 % 211

Table 4. 22 explain that majority of respondent said agree with the

good physically appearance and building interior. That prove by 30% of

respondent said strongly agree, 64% of respondent said agree, 4% of

respondent is neutral, and 2% of respondent is disagree.

Table 4.23

The employee always fresh look and polite

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0

Disagree 2 0 0 % 0 Neutral 3 0 0 % 0 Agree 4 30 60 % 120

Strongly Agree 5 20 40 % 100 TOTAL 50 100 % 220

Table 4. 23 shows that majority of respondent said the employee

always fresh look and polite. It is prove by 40% of respondent said

strongly agree, and 60% have is agree with the statement. While there is

no respondent choose neutral and disagree. That think it is the principle of

BNI to give good performance for customers.

Table 4.24

Enough Teller and Customer Services

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 1 2 % 2

Neutral 3 3 6 % 9 Agree 4 41 82 % 164

Strongly Agree 5 5 10 % 25 TOTAL 50 100 % 200

Table 4. 24 shows 10% of respondent said strongly agree, 82% of

respondent is agree with the statement, 6% of respondent said neutral, and

2% of respondent is disagree, while there is no respondent said strongly

disagree. From 50 respondents said that BNI have enough teller and

customer services to service customer.

Table 4.25

BNI give the services according with the customer needs

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 0 0 % 0

Neutral 3 2 4 % 6 Agree 4 34 68 % 136

Strongly Agree 5 14 28 % 70 TOTAL 50 100 % 212

Table 4. 25 shows the majority of respondent said that BNI give

the services suitable with the customer needs. That could be prove by 28%

of respondent said strongly agree, 68% of respondent said agree, and 4%

of respondent is neutral. That shows the services of BNI are suitable with

customer necessary.

D. The Questioner Result of Customer Satisfaction

The Questioner Result shows the frequency of the 50 respondent

that answer the fourth question about satisfaction from the BNI’s

performance with the expectation of customers repeating the transaction.

Table 4.26

The performance of BNI based on expectation of customer

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 2 4 % 4 Neutral 3 4 8 % 12 Agree 4 38 76 % 152

Strongly Agree 5 6 12 % 30 TOTAL 50 100 % 198

Table 4. 26 show that the majority of respondent said that the BNI

performance is based on with the customer expectation. It is prove with 12

% of respondent said strongly agree, 76 % of respondent is agree, 8 % of

respondent is neutral, and 4 % of respondent said disagree. This shows that

BNI’s performance is quite suitable to the customer expectations.

Table 4.27

The physically appearance and good interior

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 1 2 % 2 Neutral 3 8 16 % 24

Agree 4 36 72 % 144 Strongly Agree 5 5 10 % 25

TOTAL 50 100 % 195

Table 4. 27 shows that the majority of customer would like to say

positive things about BNI to other people. It is proven with 10 % of

respondent that said strongly agree, 72 % of respondent is agree, 16 % of

respondent said neutral, and 2 % of respondent said disagree. Means

customer of BNI is agreeing with statement about BNI have physical

appearance and good interior.

Table 4.28

The customer will recommend BNI to another people in using banking

services

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 1 2 % 2 Neutral 3 12 24 % 36

Agree 4 36 72 % 144 Strongly Agree 5 1 2 % 5

TOTAL 50 100 % 187

Table 4. 28 explain that the majority of customer will recommend

to other people to use BNI’s banking services. It is proven with 2 % of

respondent said strongly agree, 72 % of respondent said agree, 24 % of

respondent said neutral, while 2 % of respondent disagree. Most

respondents said that they agree, which means that the customer is

generally satisfied and will give recommendations to other people.

Table 4.29

The customer will repeat the transaction

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 2 4 % 4 Neutral 3 7 14 % 21 Agree 4 39 78 % 156

Strongly Agree 5 2 4 % 10 TOTAL 50 100 % 191

Table 4. 29 explain that the majority of respondents said the

customer will do transaction continually. It is proven by 4 % of respondent

that strongly agree with the statement, 78 % of respondent said agree, 14

% of respondent said neutral, and 4 % of respondent said disagree.

E. The Questioner Result of Customer Loyalty

Below are the questioner results of customer loyalty to see the

frequency of answer from 50 respondents. It is consisted questions that

start with the percentage of rejecting another bank, continuality, and

recommendations to other people.

Table 4.30

The customer will reject another bank

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 7 14 % 14 Neutral 3 25 50% 75 Agree 4 17 34 % 68

Strongly Agree 5 1 2 % 5 TOTAL 50 100 % 162

Table 4.30 on the above shows that 2 % of respondent said that

strongly agree will reject using another banking services, 34 % of

respondent said agree, 50 % of respondent said neutral, and 14 % of

respondent said disagree. Many customer that reject to use another

banking services, proves that the customers have loyalty to BNI.

Table 4.31

The customer will always use banking services of BNI in the future

Scale Score Total

Customer percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 1 2 % 1 Disagree 2 0 0 % 0

Neutral 3 19 38% 57 Agree 4 28 56 % 112

Strongly Agree 5 2 4 % 10 TOTAL 50 100 % 180

Table 4. 31 show that the majority of customer will keep using

banking services of BNI in the future. That is prove by 4 % of respondent

said strongly agree, 56 % of respondent said agree with the statement, 38

% of respondent is neutral, and 2 % of respondent is strongly disagree.

Many customers that will be use the banking services of BNI in the future,

means that the customer has loyalty to BNI.

Table 4.32

The customer will give reference BNI to other people

Scale Score Total

Customer Percentage Total

Strongly Disagree 1 0 0 % 0 Disagree 2 1 2 % 2 Neutral 3 12 24% 36

Agree 4 36 72 % 144 Strongly Agree 5 1 2 % 5

TOTAL 50 100 % 187

Table 4. 32 show about the majority of customer will give

reference the bank to other people, that statement is proven by 2 % of

respondent said that strongly agree with statement, around 72 % of

respondent said agree, 24 % of respondent is choose neutral, and 2 % of

respondent said disagree. That statement proves that customer will

reference other people about BNI services, and it indicates customer

loyalty.

F. The Multiple Classic Regression Assumption Test

1. Multicolinearity Test

Table 4.33

Coefficients (a)

Collinearity Statistics Model

Tolerance VIF 1(Constant)

Serv_Q 0.577 1.733 Cust_Sat 0.577 1.733

a. Dependent Variable: Customer loyalty

Based on the table the first classic assumption there is the

multicolinearity in the result of regression model. The regression models

are independent from multicolinearity if the VIF (variance inflation factor)

not more than 10 and the tolerance value is no less than 0.1. It can be seen

from the table so it can be seen that the VIF is 1.733 and the tolerance

value is 0.577. So it can be concluded that the regression model is

independent from multicolinearity.

2. Heterokedasity Test

Table 4.34

3210-1-2-3-4

Regression Standardized Predicted Value

4

2

0

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Re

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ss

ion

Sta

nd

ard

ize

d R

es

idu

al

Dependent Variable: Cust_Loyal

Scatterplot

Based on the scatter plot above, the residual spread is not

organized. That could see from the plot that points are separated

and unorganized. With that result, we can come to the conclusion

that the homokedasity or similarity regression that fulfills the

heterokedasity.

3. Data Normality Test

Table 4.35

1.00.80.60.40.20.0

Observed Cum Prob

1.0

0.8

0.6

0.4

0.2

0.0

Ex

pe

cte

d C

um

Pro

b

Dependent Variable: Cust_Loyal

Normal P-P Plot of Regression Standardized Residual

Based on the picture 4.35 on the above, we can see that points are

spread surrounding the diagonal line and following the diagonal direction,

so the regression model fulfills the normality assumption and regression

model that is used to predict the service quality and satisfaction based on

customer loyalty.

G. Multiple Linier Regression

1. Determination Coefficient (R2)

Table 4.36

Model R R

Square

Adjusted R

Square

1 0.647 0.418 0.393 a. Predictors: (constant), Cust_Sat, Serv_Q

b. Dependent Variable: Cust_loyal

From the model summary above, we can see that determination of

coefficient ( R Square ) around 0.418 means that the services quality and

satisfaction has influence to customer loyalty at 41.8 % while the rest is

58.2 % influenced by another variable that is unknown and not included in

this regression analysis.

2. Similarity of Multiple Linier Regression

Table 4. 37

Understandardized

Coefficient Model

B Std.Error

1 (constant) 0.926 3.003

serv_Q 0.027 0.04

Cust_Sat 0.459 0.116

The result of the coefficient regression shows that constantan

coefficient value is 0.926 and with the T test is 0.308. The significant

value is 0.759. The slope coefficient of services quality is 0.027 with the T

test of 0.672 and significant value of 0.505.and coefficient slope of

customer satisfaction of 0.459 with T test value of 3.949 and significant

value of 0.000.

The result is the regression similarity:

Y = 0.926 + 0.027 X1 + 0.459 X2

Where:

Y = customer loyalty

X1 = services quality

X2 = satisfaction

From the similarity means that the price of 0.926 is the constant

value shows that the factors influence the services quality and satisfaction,

the value of customer loyalty around 0.926.

The service quality variable ( X1 ) have positive influence to

customer loyalty, with coefficient regression about 0.027, means there is

effect on increasing customer loyalty about 0.027.

The satisfaction variable ( X2 ) have the positive influence to

customer loyalty, with the coefficient regression around 0.459, means that

there is the effect of increasing the customer loyalty around 0.459.

3. F Test

Table 4. 38

ANOVAb

46.918 2 23.459 16.895 .000a

65.262 47 1.389

112.180 49

Regression

Residual

Total

Model1

Sum of

Squares df Mean Square F Sig.

Predictors: (Constant), Cust_Sat, Serv_Qa.

Dependent Variable: Cust_Loyalb.

Based on the table 4.38 on the above, it is shown that the multiple

coefficient regression result by F test is 16.895 while the significant level

shows 0.000 < 0.05 and F table is 3.23 with the independent degree of 47,

so the conclusion that F test > F table, means that significant. It means Ho

is rejected and Ha is accepted. It can be concluded that there is significant

influence between services quality and satisfaction to customer loyalty in

BNI.

4. T Test

Table 4.39

Coefficients

Model t Sig.

1 (Constant) .308 .759

Serv_Q .672 .505

Cust_Sat 3,949 000

a. Dependent Variable: Cust_Loyal

Based on the coefficient table on the above, to know the influence

of each dependent variable, such as:

1. The variable X1 (service quality) T test 0.672 < T table 1.684 and

significant value is 0.505 > 0.05. That means Ha is rejected, so that the

services quality variable does not influence to variable Y (customer

loyalty).

2. To variable X2 (satisfaction) T test 3.949 > T table 1.684 and

significant is 0.000 < 0.05. Means Ha is accepted, so the satisfaction

variable is influence by significantly to variable Y (customer loyalty).

CHAPTER V

CONCLUSION AND IMPLICATIONS

A. Conclusion

a. Based on the coefficient correlation R between services quality and

satisfaction to customer loyalty approximately 0.0647, means that

there is a positive relationship between services quality and

satisfaction towards customer loyalty in BNI. The significance of R

Square (R2) id the determination of index, is the percentage that

present the influence of variable X1 (services quality) and X2

(satisfaction) to Y (customer loyalty), with the significant of R

Square around 0.418 or 41.8 % while the residue around 58.2 % is

influenced by another variable.

b. Based on the significant T test < T table in services quality is

around 0.672 < 2.0105 it is means Ha is rejected. This means that

services quality variable (X1) has no significant influence towards

customer loyalty (Y).

c. Meanwhile the significant of T test > T table in satisfaction (X2) is

around 3.949 > 2.0105 that means Ha is accepted. This means that

the satisfaction variable (X2) significantly influences customer

loyalty (Y).

d. Based on the hypothesis test can analysis and knowing by the F test

> F table, is 16.895 > 3.191 means the significant of Ha is accepted

and Ho is rejected. So this means that there is significant influence

between services quality and satisfaction towards customer loyalty.

e. From the multiple linier regressions similarity of variable it is

proven that an amount of influence is given to customer loyalty by

the customer satisfaction and services quality variable as it is

amounted to 0.0459 and 0.027 respectively.

B. Implications

Based on the conclusion on the above, that customer loyalty in BNI

is significantly influenced by the factors of service quality and satisfaction.

We can also conclude that there is influence on services quality and

satisfaction to customer loyalty in BNI, but the stronger in influence

between services quality and satisfaction towards customer loyalty is the

satisfaction factors.

These things could be analyzed and seen by the total of data

accumulation that already processed before. The multiple regression

analysis is derived from the multicolinearity indicator, heterokedasity and

autocorrelation. From the conclusion,

The implication from this research is the company that needs to do

more service quality to influence the customer loyalty such as with

improving the professionalism and skills, reputation and credibility,

attitude and behavior, accessibility and flexibility, reliability and

trustworthiness, services recovery and services capability. With these

factors in check, the overall service will make the customer feels satisfied

with the services quality in BNI.

In services industry, service quality to customers is of the utmost

importance. The customer will move to other service providers –banks, in

this case- if services are worse than others. Performance must always suit

or exceed customer expectations if the company wants to keep its

customers loyal.

The banks are a very reputation oriented industry. Customer

perspective is very important. Customers who have a positive perspective

about a bank may spread the news to other people, so the image given to

customers is very important.

In order for Banks to have loyal customers, it is proven in this

research that it vital for them to have a strong quality of service and

customer satisfaction that can be gained from many varying factors which

include; Professionalism and Skills, Reputation and Credibility, Attitudes

and Behavior, Accessibility and Flexibility, Reliability and

Trustworthiness, Services Recovery, and Service Capability.

C. Recommendation

Recommendation for this research is:

1. Program to increase long time relationship with customer of BNI is

needed to do by the increasing of staff professionalism in front

liner also in customer services. Staff professionalism it is not

including technique of skills from the task but also non technique

such as: humanity.

2. This research have indication that services quality is not significant

influence to customer loyalty in BNI, because of that, BNI have to

increase quality using the branch office of BNI. Using BNI branch

office and create good coordination to make customer satisfied.

3. Recommendation to next another researcher, hopefully to continue

this research, because this research is far from perfect and don’t

have yet the ideal component where the component is important to

make customer satisfaction as a factor to create customer loyalty,

and increasing the service quality performance for next research.

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