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Developing performance networks to improve the benchmarking process — Action Research for Productivity Improvement

Authors : Thomas A. Hansen, Jens O. Riis

Published in: Benchmarking — Theory and Practice

Publisher: Springer US

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Benchmarking is related to many areas of interest when improving the competitiveness of an industrial enterprise or any other activity center which functions under market economic conditions. An important element in gaining full benefit from a benchmarking process is the ability to implement cross functional activities and manage change. This ability may be improved by the implementation of performance networks which are aligned according to tasks and core competences. This paper discusses a framework for implementing performance networks and assessment of the performance network maturity stages, which is important if feasible improvement actions are to be initiated. The paper is based on results from a Danish research project in an industrial enterprise.

Metadata
Title
Developing performance networks to improve the benchmarking process — Action Research for Productivity Improvement
Authors
Thomas A. Hansen
Jens O. Riis
Copyright Year
1995
Publisher
Springer US
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-34847-6_4

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