Insight
Alternatives to benchmarking for comparing processes, costs and service delivery in a short time frame.
In the competitive world of outsourcing, benchmarking tends to become all about cost and price comparisons. Too often, conventional benchmarking is done as a one-time project to prove a point.
However, benchmarking, at its most effective, is built-in and ongoing—it's part of a thoughtful, overall strategy that drives continuous improvements toward major goals over many years. It's not a silver bullet, it's an operational philosophy that's tied to long-term business goals.
The good news is, if you haven’t been benchmarking all along, there are other ways to compare processes, costs and service delivery in a short, meaningful time frame.
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Executive Dilemma: Is Benchmarking the Right Path to Defining Opportunities for Improvement?
Value assurance for outsourcing contracts: there are alternatives to benchmarking for comparing processes, costs, and service delivery in a short time frame.
