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2. What is Benchmarking?
Benchmarking is the continuous,
systematic process of measuring one’s
output and/or work processes against the
toughest competitors or those recognized
best in the Industry
3. What is Benchmarking?
Author Definitions
Camp 1989 the continuous process of measuring
products, services and practices against the
toughest competitors or those companies
recognised as industry leaders.
Geber 1990 a process of finding the world-class
examples of a product, service or
operational system and then adjusting own
products, services or systems to meet or
beat those standards.
4. What is Benchmarking?
Author Definitions
Codling 1992 An ongoing process of measuring and
improving products, services and
practices against the best.
Vaziri 1992 a continuous process comparing an
organisation’s performance against that
of the best in the industry considering
critical consumer needs and determining
what should be improved.
Watson 1993 The continuous input of new information
to an organisation.
5. What is Benchmarking?
Author Definitions
Evans 1993 measuring own performance against
best-in-class organisations to determine
how they achieve their performance
levels and use the knowledge to improve
own performance.
Kleine 1994 an excellent tool to use in order to
identify a performance goal for
improvement, identify partners who have
accomplished these goals, identify
applicable practices to incorporate into a
redesign effort.
6. What is Benchmarking?
Author Definitions
Cortada 1995 A method for finding how to improve
processes quickly by learning from others
dealing with similar issues.
Cook 1995 A kind of performance improvement
process by identifying, understanding and
adopting outstanding practices from
within the same organisation or from
other businesses.
7. What is Benchmarking?
Author Definitions
APQC 1999 the process of continuously comparing
and measuring an organisation against
business leaders anywhere in the world
to gain information which will help the
organisation take action to improve its
performance.
8. Benefits of Benchmarking
• helps organisations understand strengths and
weaknesses
• helps better satisfy the customer’s needs by
establishing new standards and goals
• motivates employees to reach new standards
and to be keen on new developments
9. Benefits of Benchmarking
• allows organisations to realise what level(s) of
performance is really possible by looking at
others
• documents reasons as to why these
differences exist
• helps organisations improve their competitive
advantage
• is a cost-effective and time-efficient way of
establishing a pool of innovative ideas
10. Benchmarking Process
• BM must for Key Business Processes
(KBPs)
– Product Development
– Customer Service
– HR Practices
– Inventory Control
– Research & Development etc
11. Benchmarking Process
• BM must for Critical Success Factors
(CSFs)
– Cost Management
– Product Quality
– Product Design
– Organisation Image etc
12. Benchmarking Process
• 4 questions
– What should we benchmark?
– Whom should we benchmark?
– How do we perform the process?
– How do they perform the process?
13. Benchmarking Process
Benchmarking Process
Benchmarking Standards Benchmark Practices
Benchmark Gap: How to close the Gap:
* How much * Improved Knowledge
* Where * Improved Practices
* When * Improved Process
Management Commitment
Organization
Communication
Employee Participation
14. Benchmarking Process and its 5
Stages
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Decide Identify Gather
What to BM info Analyse Implement
BM Partners
15. Benchmarking Process
• PLAN
– Select the process
– Form Team
– Understand & document process
– Establish performance measure
• SEARCH
– Listing Criteria for partner selection
– Conduct general / secondary research
– Decide the level to Benchmark
– Identify potential partners & contact
16. Benchmarking Strategy
• OBSERVE
– Questionnaire sent to partner
– Telephone contact
– Direct observation / site visit
• ANALYSE
– Sort information & data
– Quality control information & data
– Normalise data if necessary
– Identify gaps in performance Level
– Identify causes for gaps
17. Benchmarking Strategy
• ADAPT
– Identify improvement opportunities
– Set target for improvement
– Develop implementation plan, monitor the progress
– Write final report
18. Approaches to Benchmarking
• Internal & External Benchmarking
• Performance or Competitive Benchmarking
• Functional and Generic Benchmarking
• Strategic Benchmarking
• Process Benchmarking
• International Bench marking
19. Internal Benchmarking
• Establishing good practices in the organisation
• Comparison of similar functions in different
operating units within the organisation
• Advantages
– Easier to implement
– Easier to access data
• Disadvantages
– No external ideas
– Time-consuming
20. External Benchmarking
• Comparison of organisation functions and key
processes against Good Practices
• Advantages
– Helps to measure one’s own performance
– Helps to search for best practices
• Disadvantages
– Takes time
– Requires support
– Cross-cultural differences
21. Functional Benchmarking
• Comparison of similar functions against
external best in any industry
• Advantages:
– Developing networks
– Discovering innovative practices
• Disadvantage:
– Not suitable for every organisation
22. Process Benchmarking
• Focus on specific operations or processes
• Examples:
– in higher education-enquiry management,
enrolment
– in Logistics- delivery, safety
– in hotels—housekeeping, customer care,
23. Generic Benchmarking
• Comparison of functions which are generic in
nature in any industry
• Example
– Hospitals in the U.S. routinely benchmark their
patient management against hotel’s guest
management.
– Mobil benchmark their customers service with 5
star hotels
24. Performance or Competitive
Benchmarking
• Organizations using performance measures to
compare themselves against similar
organizations
• Example
– FMCG’s comparing with each other for Market
share, Retention rates, profits, costs
25. Strategic Benchmarking
• Used where organizations seek to improve
their overall performance by focusing on
specific strategies or processes
• Example
– Benchmarking against organizations which have
won awards or some other distinctions
26. What to Benchmark?
• Products & Services
– Finished Goods
– Product &
– Services Features
27. What to Benchmark?
• Work Processes
– Manufacturing
– Supplying
– Ordering
– Maintenance
28. What to Benchmark?
• Support Functions
– Human Resource Department
– Financial Management
– Marketing
29. What to Benchmark?
• Organizational Performance
– Sales
– Profitability
– Cost
– Quality
– Manpower
31. Benchmarking Partner
• A benchmarking partner is any person or
organisation that participates in open
exchange of information for the purpose of
learning from each other in areas of interest
32. Benchmarking Partner
• Identification Steps
– Design a list of criteria for focused search of
partners
– Conduct general / secondary research
– Decide the level to benchmark
– Identify potential partners and establish contact
33. Benchmarking Partner
• Criteria for Selection
– Similarity of process
– Geographical location
– Size of the organsiation
– Product
– Technology
– Management style
– Company culture
– Easy accessibility of information
35. Benchmarking Components
• Assessment: Measuring own and partner’s
performance
• Enablers: Practices leading to performance
improvement
• Outcomes: Performance outcomes yielded by
implementing the findings.
• “It is a lot easier to benchmark a process than to
benchmark an output” (Kaplan 1993)
• Process: a specific investigation
• Output: rather complex and extensive
36. Benchmarking Gap Analysis Model
Projected
targeted own
performance
Future
Step 1: Select benchmarking
process gap
performance
measure
Step 4.
Projected Targeted
Step 2. performance performance
benchmarking Step 3. current of the partner
partner benchmarking
performance gap
Step 2.
determining
own
performance Step 4: Schedule for managed change
NOW TIME FUTURE
37. Benchmarking is…..
• a tool to identify, establish, and achieve standards of
excellence
• a structured process of continually searching for the
best methods, practices, and processes and either
adopting or adapting their good features and
implementing them to become the .best of the best..
• the practice of measuring your performance against
world-class organizations.
• an ongoing investigation and learning experience
ensuring that best practices are uncovered, adapted,
and implemented.
38. Benchmarking is…..
• a disciplined method of establishing performance
goals and quality improvement projects based on
industry best practices.
• a searching out and emulating of the best practices
of a process that can fuel the motivation of everyone
involved, often producing breakthrough results.
• a positive approach to the process of finding and
adapting the best practices to improve
organizational performance.
39. Benchmarking is…..
• a continuous process of measuring products,
services, and practices against the company’s
toughest competitors or those companies renowned
as industry leaders.
• learning how leading companies achieve their
performance levels and then adapting them to fit
your organization.
• a research project on a core business practice.
40. Benchmarking is…..
• a partnership where both parties should expect to
gain from the information sharing.
• both a business tool and a quality tool for improving
key business processes.
41. Benchmarking will help you…..
• find who does the process best and close the gap.
• recognize the leading organizations in a process or
activity.
• create performance standards derived from an
analysis of the best in business.
• ensure that comparisons are relevant.
• measure your performance, your processes, and
your strategies against best in business.
• measure business processes.
• assess performance over time.
42. Benchmarking will help you…..
• accelerate continuous process improvements (CPI).
• establish more credible goals for CPI.
• establish actionable objectives.
• discover and clarify new goals.
• establish customer expectations of business
standards set by the best suppliers in industry.
• help your organization achieve breakthrough
improvements.
43. Benchmarking will help you…..
• create a sense of urgency for change.
• increase customer satisfaction.
• become direction setting.
• provide a positive, proactive, structured process.
44. Benchmarking requires…..
• a thorough understanding of your organization’s
business processes before any comparisons are
attempted.
• planning to identify the best-in-class for comparison
and data collection.
• analysis to determine the performance gaps.
• integration to set new goals and standards.
45. Benchmarking requires…..
• an action plan to implement the changes to the
process.
• constant updating to keep the standard of
excellence.
• a means to measure.
• commitment by leadership.
• resources, including time.
46. Benchmarking works best when…..
• it supports an organization’s strategic plan.
• its done on existing processes that are well-defined.
• the organizational leader is knowledgeable and
committed to total quality (TQ).
• it is utilized as a tool in a TQ organization.
47. Benchmarking is not…..
• just looking for a better way to do things; it looks for
the best way.
• a mere comparison.
• only competitive analysis.
• site briefings.
• industrial tourism.
• spying.
• easy.
• quick.
48. Benchmarking is not…..
• fool proof.
• free.
• subjective.
• a panacea.
• a program.
• a cookbook process.
• a mechanism for determining resource reductions.
• business as usual.
• a management fad.
49. Benchmarking does not…..
• Copy... Instead, you must adapt the information to fit
your needs, your culture, and your system. And, if
you copy, you can only be as good as your
competitor, not better.
• Steal... To the contrary, it is an open, honest, legal
study of another organization’s business practices.
• Stop... Rather, it is a continuous process that
requires recalibration.