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- verb Present participle of
benchmark .
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The problem with benchmarking is that nothing but continuous improvement (except maybe spectacular results) satisfies very much.
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The problem with benchmarking is that nothing but continuous improvement (except maybe spectacular results) satisfies very much.
May 2004 2004
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Just look at executive pay; long-term benchmarking has driven remuneration up across the board.
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In supply management, the word benchmarking actually refers to the process of comparing yourself to the best, learning and then improving -- continuously.
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In supply management, the word benchmarking actually refers to the process of comparing yourself to the best, learning and then improving -- continuously.
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This is called benchmarking, and it’s an important aspect of preparation.
Managing Strategic Relationships Leonard Greenhalgh 2001
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This is called benchmarking, and it’s an important aspect of preparation.
Managing Strategic Relationships Leonard Greenhalgh 2001
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This is called benchmarking, and it’s an important aspect of preparation.
Managing Strategic Relationships Leonard Greenhalgh 2001
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And they've created this LEED standard, [for rating how energy efficient and green a building is] which is benchmarking, which is a good thing to do because most people need checklists.
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Interesting data point is how many people freak out at the idea of benchmarking government spending and comparing it to private sector growth.
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