Benchmarking Primer (PowerPoint PPT)

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This product (Benchmarking Primer) is a 21-slide PPT PowerPoint presentation (PPT), which you can download immediately upon purchase.

A benchmark is a point of reference for a measurement. Benchmarking is process of comparing one's business processes and performance metrics to industry bests or best practices from other industries. It does this by capturing performance metrics and comparing their values with a comparable set of previously recorded measures. This comparison set can be taken from a variety of sources—e.g. from within the same organization at a different times, from competitors, from similar processes within the industry. Typical dimensions measured are quality, time, and cost.

This document explains the Benchmarking process, its benefits, limitations, costs, methods/frameworks, types, approach, and more.

Benchmarking models are useful to determining how well an activity, process, business unit, division, or corporation is performing compared with other similar organizations. Benchmarking aims to achieve maximum effectiveness of learning from the best and helps to move the organization from its current state to desired "best practice" future state.

To be implemented successfully, there must be active engagement of management, clear objectives, and ongoing effort.

This comprehensive Benchmarking Primer delves into the core aspects of benchmarking, detailing its characteristics, approach, and practical applications. It outlines an 8-phase approach, from scope definition to monitoring and next steps, ensuring a thorough understanding of each phase. The PPT highlights five key situations where benchmarking is particularly beneficial, such as improving communication, optimizing internal processes, and measuring outsourcing projects.

The primer also emphasizes the strategic and operational benefits of benchmarking, including its role in decision-making and customer satisfaction measurement. It provides insights into the concept of "Next Practices" as advocated by C.K. Prahalad, urging organizations to look beyond best practices. Additionally, the document lists various software tools that can aid in benchmarking, offering a practical resource for implementation.

Source: Best Practices in Benchmarking PowerPoint Slides: Benchmarking Primer PowerPoint (PPT) Presentation, PPT Lab