This PPT slide, part of the 43-slide Best Demonstrated Practices Analysis PowerPoint presentation, outlines the steps involved in conducting a Best Demonstrated Practices (BDP) analysis, emphasizing a structured approach to benchmarking and performance improvement. The process begins with selecting comparable organizations, which is crucial for ensuring that the analysis is relevant and meaningful. The organizations chosen should operate under similar conditions and offer similar products or services.

Next, the analysis involves disaggregating these organizations into major processes. This step is essential for understanding the specific areas where performance can be evaluated and improved. Following this, a first-cut BDP is constructed, which serves as an initial framework for comparison. An adjusted BDP is then created, taking into account uncontrollable factors such as labor rates and product mix to facilitate a fair comparison.

Quantifying the impact of these processes is a pivotal step. This involves calculating potential revenue increases or cost savings on a per unit and process basis. The focus here is on identifying organizations and processes that present the greatest potential for improvement. The slide suggests a method of "peeling the onion" to delve deeper into the drivers of performance differences, allowing for a more granular analysis.

Finally, the implementation phase is highlighted, which requires commitment across all organizational levels. Clear communication of goals, deadlines, and responsibilities is necessary to ensure alignment and accountability. Celebrating successes throughout the process helps maintain momentum and engagement. This structured approach not only aids in identifying best practices, but also fosters a culture of continuous improvement within the organization.

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