1. Identify Objective
Clearly define the purpose and scope of the benchmarking initiative. State the industry, region and
problem statement, then determine what specific
area you want to benchmark, such as operational efficiency, customer satisfaction, or supply chain
effectiveness.
2. Select Peers
Identify organisations or benchmarks that are relevant to your objective. These can be industry peers,
competitors, or companies recognised as leaders in the specific area you are benchmarking. Consider
factors like industry, size, geographical location, and performance metrics when selecting benchmarking
partners.
3. Collect Data
Gather data from the selected benchmarking partners. Our deep spider algorithm uses AI to sift through a
variety of sources such as press releases, company reports, research studies, and other publicly
available data. The goal is to
collect relevant and reliable data that provides insights into the best practices.
4. Analyse & Compare
Analyse the collected data to understand industry performance and compare it against your own
organisation's status quo. Identify gaps,
differences, and areas of improvement. Look for best practices, success factors, or strategies that
contribute to superior performance in the benchmarking partners.
5. Set Targets
Based on the insights gained throughout the benchmarking analysis, we set realistic performance goals
for your organisation. These targets are ambitious yet attainable, trackable over time, and aligned with
the best
practices and industry standards identified through the benchmarking process.