Benchmarking is a process by which a company compares its own practices to those of another company, usually a leading company in the same industry. By finding out what a successful competitor does ...

Benchmarking can be a daunting process. From data collection to actionable solutions, the process is deeply involved. Marcy Sasso, CASC, director of compliance and operations at Sasso Consulting, ...

Benchmarking is critically important. The old sayings about “What gets measured gets managed” and “If you cannot measure, you cannot improve” are true. We must measure performance, and we must have ...

The app market is robust and growing. The App Store and Google Play currently offer 2.0 and 3.8 million apps respectively, and mobile apps are expected to generate about 189 billion dollars in revenue ...

Firms are always comparing themselves to their competition, to their industry, even to different parts of their own firm. This process of evaluating yourself versus others is termed Benchmarking. It ...

Nishith Rastogi is a Founder & CEO of Locus, a leading-edge technology company helping 300+ global enterprises achieve last-mile excellence. Success is an abstract and indefinite concept, yet all ...

Fleet benchmarking is a strategic process that involves comparing your fleet's performance metrics against industry standards or best practices to identify areas of improvement and optimize operations ...

When ambulatory surgery centers compare their performance to benchmarks at other centers, they are satisfying accreditors and opening the door to their own self-improvement, says Bunny Twiford, RN, ...

Benchmarking has long been a source of strain for the relationship between customers and service providers. The potential for disagreements over price comparisons and contractual obligations is huge, ...

In the late 1970s, Xerox became the first major U.S. corporation to benchmark. The company analyzed all of its key business functions and then compared the analysis to similar counterparts in other ...