Indirect advantages of benchmarking can be beneficial for a business in several ways. They can provide insights into how other businesses operate, which can lead to improvements in efficiency and effectiveness. They can also help identify areas where the business is underperforming and needs to improve. Additionally, they can help the business understand the best practices in the industry and strive to achieve them. Finally, they can help the business set realistic goals and objectives based on what is achievable in the industry.
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Compare the direct and indirect advantages of benchmarking. And use the knowledge to assess whether benchmarking could be a useful practice for your business. (Slide 5) A benchmarking timeline allows you to plot activities to benchmark, their duration, and progress across an editable timeframe. (Slide 7) Use a table to display key results from your benchmarking. Analyze how these results can be translated into key findings. And identify actionable items to act upon immediately or in the long run. (Slide 14)