Companies love benchmarking data. Its use helps “appropriately” reward managers and line level employees, set tactical improvement targets, and even drive strategic initiatives. Bad benchmarking data ...

Benchmarking is a way of evaluating performance metrics in a given organization by comparing them to similar performances in one or more (usually external) sources – these may be competing ...

Access to high quality data is a must within the credit industry. Not only does it ensure scorecard improvement for credit firms, it also enables fair and transparent credit decisions for consumers ...

Is it envy, the drive for continuous improvement, or simply the need to frame data in context that has prompted the surge in corporate benchmarking? Perhaps it's a bit of all three, as benchmarking ...

Benchmarking has long been a source of strain for the relationship between customers and service providers. The potential for disagreements over price comparisons and contractual obligations is huge, ...