Chapter 6 QUALITY ASSESSMENT
Chapter 6 QUALITY ASSESSMENT
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Introduction to benchmarking
Benchmarking is the process of continuously
comparing and measuring an organization
against its own past performance or comparing its
performance to that of another comparable
organization. A benchmarking practice provides
information that will help an organization take
action to improve its own performance.
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Introduction to benchmarking
Benchmarking allows you to compare your data
with aggregated industry data from other
companies that share their data. This provides
valuable context, helping you set meaningful
goals, gain insight into ongoing trends across the
industry, and learn how you're performing
compared to the competition.
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Introduction to benchmarking
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Introduction to benchmarking
There are many drivers for benchmarking including
the external ones:
▪Customers continually demand better quality,
lower prices, shorter lead times, etc.
▪Competitors are constantly trying to get ahead
and steal markets
▪Legislation – changes in our laws place ever
greater demands for improvement.
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The purpose of benchmarking then is predominantly to:
▪Change the perspectives of executives and managers
▪Compare business practices with those of world class
organizations
▪Challenge current practices and processes
▪Create improved goals and practices for the
organization.
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The evolution of benchmarking in an organization is
likely to progress through four focuses. Initially
attention may be concentrated on competitive
products or services, including design,
development and operational features. This should
develop into a focus on industry best practices
and may include aspects of distribution or service.
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Introduction to benchmarking
The real breakthroughs are when organizations focus
on all aspects of the in total business
performance, across all functions and aspects,
and addresses current and projected performance
gaps. This should lead to the focus on processes
and true continuous improvement.
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