Abstract :
The performance of SMEs in Indonesia in recent years showed a significant
increase. The amount of the contribution of SMEs to the Gross Domestic Product
(GDP) in 2012 reached Rp 1,505 trillion, with an export value of SMEs reached
USD 208.067 billion. Although these developments have increased the number of
SMEs, but most are still faced with the fundamental problem, namely: first, there
is still the difficulty of access of SMEs to the market for the products it produces;
The second weak business development and strengthening; and third, limited
access to sources of financing from formal financial institutions, especially banks.
The main problem facing SMEs is the ability to access banking services and
unfamiliarity with bank credit.
The purpose of this study were (1) Getting the factors that are expected to
benefit SME customers in obtaining credit services, (2) Getting the benefit factor
that distinguishes between groups of SMEs of micro, small and medium
enterprises based on the amount of working capital loans.
The data used in this research is the primary data, ie data obtained directly
from the questionnaires and interviews to the owners of SMEs which have taken
credit for at least 6 months at Bank BRI, Bank Danamon and Bank Mega in
Surabaya and successfully obtained a sample of 131 respondent.
By using factor analysis, it was found that the factors expected benefits
customers when obtaining credit services in a certain period is (1) At the microenterprises
obtained four main factors, namely the factor of communication skills
and attention to employees, factors responsiveness of employees, factors empathy
employees and reliability factor of employees, (2) in a small business found two
main factors, namely the factor of employee competence and service factors of
employees, (3) in the medium-sized businesses obtain two main factors, namely
the hospitality and service assurance factors and factor close relationship with
employees.
By using discriminant analysis found that the benefits that differentiate
between SMEs groups of micro, small and medium enterprises based on the
amount of working capital loans are (1) Employees are able to provide additional
services to its customers, (2) Employees are able to provide credit information
accurately, (3) Employees know customer name.
Based on the results of the study on the expected benefits customers in
credit services, the bank can undertake product development strategies and
services that benefit our customers as well as the expectations of SMEs.
Keywords: SME, credit services, factor analysis, discriminant analysis