Presentation on "Overview on the Future of Benchmarking 2030 Project" by Bruce Searles during the 6th International Benchmarking Conference organized by Dubai Quality Group from 6-7 March 2012 at Al Bustan Rotana Dubai
"Findings on the future by GBN research" by Bruce SearlesDubai Quality Group
Presentation on "Findings on the future by GBN research" by Bruce Searles during the 6th International Benchmarking Conference organized by Dubai Quality Group from 6-7 March 2012 at Al Bustan Rotana Dubai
State of Digital Marketing in Associations Benchmark Report - 2016Demand Metric
This association marketing benchmark study is now in its third year, and from the beginning, the study’s goal has been to help associations become better at marketing. A healthy, effective marketing function whose contributions are well understood is a key ingredient to overall association wellness and growth. Yet, such market functions are in the minority, not just in the association world, but across corporations as well. At the low end of the marketing effectiveness spectrum are organizations that struggle, as represented through comments shared by this frustrated association marketer:
“Email blasts are the main communication tool. When angry recipients demand opt-out, the leadership team doesn't take the request seriously until legal action is threatened. There are no goals set from Social Media to measure success. We still use FAX blasts with the assumption that they are effective. Brochures are still used with very heavy amounts of text (copy). Any time a discussion is brought up about content marketing with valuable information provided for free to help grow the community - the idea is dismissed as ‘giving away the farm’...We've seen membership remain flat and decline and event attendance is flat with fluctuating numbers by location but no real evidence of growth.”
As the comment above suggests, marketing’s failure to perform isn’t always the fault of marketing. There are many issues that help or hurt marketing’s effectiveness. This study takes a broad look at the issues shaping the association marketing landscape, reports the data from the study survey, providing some analysis and commentary to help association marketing improve.
High Performance ABM Capabilities Benchmark ReportDemand Metric
This report will present the framework, the maturity milestones it represents, recommended actions to achieve maturity with ABM and therefore maximize its revenue impact.
"Findings on the future by GBN research" by Bruce SearlesDubai Quality Group
Presentation on "Findings on the future by GBN research" by Bruce Searles during the 6th International Benchmarking Conference organized by Dubai Quality Group from 6-7 March 2012 at Al Bustan Rotana Dubai
State of Digital Marketing in Associations Benchmark Report - 2016Demand Metric
This association marketing benchmark study is now in its third year, and from the beginning, the study’s goal has been to help associations become better at marketing. A healthy, effective marketing function whose contributions are well understood is a key ingredient to overall association wellness and growth. Yet, such market functions are in the minority, not just in the association world, but across corporations as well. At the low end of the marketing effectiveness spectrum are organizations that struggle, as represented through comments shared by this frustrated association marketer:
“Email blasts are the main communication tool. When angry recipients demand opt-out, the leadership team doesn't take the request seriously until legal action is threatened. There are no goals set from Social Media to measure success. We still use FAX blasts with the assumption that they are effective. Brochures are still used with very heavy amounts of text (copy). Any time a discussion is brought up about content marketing with valuable information provided for free to help grow the community - the idea is dismissed as ‘giving away the farm’...We've seen membership remain flat and decline and event attendance is flat with fluctuating numbers by location but no real evidence of growth.”
As the comment above suggests, marketing’s failure to perform isn’t always the fault of marketing. There are many issues that help or hurt marketing’s effectiveness. This study takes a broad look at the issues shaping the association marketing landscape, reports the data from the study survey, providing some analysis and commentary to help association marketing improve.
High Performance ABM Capabilities Benchmark ReportDemand Metric
This report will present the framework, the maturity milestones it represents, recommended actions to achieve maturity with ABM and therefore maximize its revenue impact.
Presentation on "Benchmarking Genesis" by Basma A. Bargal during the 6th International Benchmarking Conference organized by Dubai Quality Group from 6-7 March 2012 at Al Bustan Rotana Dubai
It’s important to understand the potential impact that a new disruptive technology might have on the marekt. The role of the Market Opportunity Analysis (MOA) is to help guide the process of better understanding of the most important market segments, how fast the opportuity is growing, what are the key sustainable differentiations and why are these important. Finally, the purpose of the MOA is to, on one hand, describe the key value propostions and to profile the most important use cases and how best to acquire customers.
We have prepared the following template which describes the MOA process and how outlines the factors for successfully growing market share. Our IRG MOA PowerPoint takes you through the key steps for learning about emerging market opportunities and using that learning to influence strategic decision making.
Lessons Learned from the application of Outcome Mapping to an IDRC EcoHealth ...ILRI
Presented by Tohtubtiang, K., Asse, R., Wisartsakul, W., and Gilbert , J. at the 1st Pan Asia-Africa Monitoring and Evaluation Forum, Bangkok, Thailand, 26-28 November 2012
Presentation on "Benchmarking Genesis" by Basma A. Bargal during the 6th International Benchmarking Conference organized by Dubai Quality Group from 6-7 March 2012 at Al Bustan Rotana Dubai
It’s important to understand the potential impact that a new disruptive technology might have on the marekt. The role of the Market Opportunity Analysis (MOA) is to help guide the process of better understanding of the most important market segments, how fast the opportuity is growing, what are the key sustainable differentiations and why are these important. Finally, the purpose of the MOA is to, on one hand, describe the key value propostions and to profile the most important use cases and how best to acquire customers.
We have prepared the following template which describes the MOA process and how outlines the factors for successfully growing market share. Our IRG MOA PowerPoint takes you through the key steps for learning about emerging market opportunities and using that learning to influence strategic decision making.
Lessons Learned from the application of Outcome Mapping to an IDRC EcoHealth ...ILRI
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Presentation on "Benchmarking - the UAE Style" by Zillay Ahmed during the 6th International Benchmarking Conference organized by Dubai Quality Group from 6-7 March 2012 at Al Bustan Rotana Dubai
Presentation on "Customer Service Excellence" by Terry Pilcher during the 6th International Benchmarking Conference organized by Dubai Quality Group from 6-7 March 2012 at Al Bustan Rotana Dubai
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Presentation on "Benchmarking & Innovation-How Benchmarking can Support the development of a culture of innovation" by Suresh Lulla during the 6th International Benchmarking Conference from 6-7 March 2012 at Al Bustan Rotana Dubai
"Benchmarking in the educational sector at global perspective" by Dr. Wafi Da...Dubai Quality Group
Presentation on "Benchmarking in the educational sector at global perspective" by Dr. Wafi Dawood during the 6th International Benchmarking Conference organized by Dubai Quality Group from 6-7 March 2012 at Al Bustan Rotana Dubai
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"Overview on the Future of Benchmarking 2030 Project" by Bruce Searles
1. Benchmarking 2030
Project Overview
Bruce Searles, Project Leader and Director, Business
Development, Global Benchmarking Network,
Dr Robin Mann, Chairman,
Global Benchmarking Network
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Dr Holger Kohl, Fraunhofer IPK
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2. Agenda for this Session
• Bruce Searles, Australia – Benchmarking 2030
Project
• Oliver Riebartsch, Germany – Global Megatrends
• Bruce Searles, Australia – Benchmarking 2030
Findings and Recommendations
• Dr Holger Kohl, Germany – Personal Views
• Dr Robin Mann, New Zealand – Personal Views
• Discussion – Your Views
• Bruce Searles, Australia – Summary & Next Steps
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3. Benchmarking Definition
Benchmarking is a relentless strategic discovery
process;
To find and learn best practices
To Improve / Innovate
To Sustain
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4. Agenda for this Presentation
1.Why Benchmarking 2030
2.How
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5. KEY BASIC QUESTIONS
BENCHMARKING TO 2030
1. Whether?
GBN
2. What?
Role
3. How?
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6. BENCHMARKING 2030 - HOW
1. GBN Project Team – Dr Holger Kohl, Dr Robin Mann, Bruce
Searles (project leader)
2. Desktop Research Report – Interim Report
3. Input from GBN Members & Targeted Others – globally –
survey questions
4. Blog
5. Roundtables
6. Final Report – regularly updated
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7. FEEDBACK FROM BENCHMARKERS
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8. FEEDBACK FROM BENCHMARKERS
•A company which is seen as sustainable will be seen as
successful. Benchmarking can speed up the proliferation
of best practice and also speed up the progress made on
each Megatrend
• If somebody invented a new and great product, service
or process - why do I have to invent again?
• Benchmarking cannot be considered as a tool for
business only
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9. FEEDBACK FROM BENCHMARKERS
ROLE OF BENCHMARKING
•The market is changing like 10X speed, the
benchmarking will be in breakthrough range
• For companies to survive and flourish nowadays they
need to keep track with the developments globally. This
can be achieved through benchmarking
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10. Roundtable in Kuwait
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11. FEEDBACK FROM ROUNDTABLE
ROLE OF BENCHMARKING
Benchmarking is a natural thing to grow civilizations
Transparency will need to increase for a sustainable
future – Benchmarking can encourage transparency to
certain limits so that competition is not adversely
affected
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12. REPORT
Summary and Recommendations
The Benchmarking 2030 Project – vital to our future
Benchmarking Definition – does GBN really have a relevant one
Global Megatrends – some challenging questions
Trends in Benchmarking – is GBN & benchmarking too tactical?
Potential Technology Solutions – is current technology just a blip?
Maturity of Benchmarking – is it relevant for the future?
The Search for Information – not much out there on our future.
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13. REPORT (continued)
The GBN Itself – are we relevant for the future?
Feedback from Benchmarkers
Next Steps – towards the Roundtable in 2010
Key Questions for the Roundtables – what we asked?
How the Roundtables are Conducted
Key Conclusions from the 2010 Roundtable
Conclusion for the Report
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14. APPENDICES TO THE REPORT
Megatrends Report by Ronald Orth, Fraunhofer IPK
Questionnaire Results Summary by Amhed Abbas, Bahrain Quality
Society
Benchmarking Past, Present and Future by Dr Robin Mann, Massey
University NZ
Benchmarking 2030 Presentation to GBN Annual Conference, Kuwait,
December 2010 by Bruce Searles, Managing Partner, Benchmarking
Partnerships
Notes from GBN Roundtable Discussions regarding Benchmarking 2030,
GBN Annual Conference, Kuwait, December 2010 by Bruce Searles
Benchmarking 2030 Questionnaire – Survey of GBN Members and
Benchmarking Practitioners
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15. Agenda for this Session
• Bruce Searles, Australia – Benchmarking 2030
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• Oliver Riebartsch, Germany – Global Megatrends
• Bruce Searles, Australia – Benchmarking 2030
Findings and Recommendations
• Dr Holger Kohl, Germany – Personal Views
• Dr Robin Mann, New Zealand – Personal Views
• Discussion – Your Views
• Bruce Searles, Australia – Summary & Next Steps
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16. Contact us
Bruce Searles: email:
bruce@benchmarkingpartnerships.com.au
Phone: +61 418 267 794
www.benchmarkingpartnerships.com.au
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