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Bench marking. Need, Advantages, Limitations, Levels and Types of Benchmarking. Quality Function Deployment. Definition, Benefits and Process of QFD. Failure Mode and Effect Analysis. Explanation Examples and Steps in FMEA. ISO 900, ISO 14000 .
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Benchmarking
Benchmarking is defined as measuring our performance against that of best-in-class companies, determining how the best in-class achieve those performance levels and using the information as a basis for our own company s targets, strategies and implementation.
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Evolution of Benchmarking
Benchmarking is not a new concept. The practice of benchmarking can be seen in early 1800s when a New England industrialist, Francis Lowell travelled to England to study manufacturing at the best British factories.
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objectives.
It is a powerful and effective tool when used
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activities.
It enables comparison of performance
It focuses on performance measures and not It helps organizations to set realistic goals
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in performance. resources.
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Limitations
Best in class performance is a moving target. Benchmarking is not a panacea It is not instant
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Gathering data before clearly understanding If assumed benchmarking as just one time If the scope of companies studied is narrow. If the set goals do not bridge the gap between
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