Presenting the Global Benchmarking Network Introduction Benchmarking is a relentless strategic discovery process. It is a search for identification, understanding, adaptation, and implementation of solutions leading organizations to far superior performance, which is based on best practices. Therewith,
How Benchmarking can accelerate business adoption of digital technologies Introduction Winning Moves has started work on an exciting project to encourage SMEs to increase their adoption of digital technologies. Independent research has shown that businesses embracing digital achieve significant productivity
Final Report on the First Global Assessment on the Current State of Organizational Excellence The ‘First Global Assessment on the Current State of Organizational Excellence’ was launched in May 2015 by the Organizational Excellence Technical Committee (OETC) QMD ASQ and
Review of the 6th Global Benchmarking Award The Global Benchmarking Network (GBN) launched the Global Benchmarking Award in 2012 to recognise those organisations that had integrated benchmarking into their organisation’s strategy and processes in order to continuously learn and innovate.
Besides all the speeches we could listen to on stage the co-founder of GBN, Dr. Robert Camp, told us about the beginnings of benchmarking and gave his forecast for the future. Unfortunately, Dr. Robert Camp was not able to attend
The 12th International Benchmarking Conference took place in December 2018 as part of the global organizational excellence congress. The Global Organizational Excellence Congress was hosted and sponsored by the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce & Industry (ADCCI). In addition to
This event brings experts on benchmarking to a GBN member’s country to share experiences. Benchmarking Review: Any GBN Member is invited to host the GBN Roadshow and we will bring the benchmarking experts from up to 5 countries to your
The 3rd International Best Practice Competition will be held on the 25th of November 2014 at the Abu Dhabi Chamber of Commerce. The International Best Practice Competition, www.bestpracticecompetition.com is organised by COER and supported by a number of GBN members. More GBN members are encouraged
Winner of the 2nd International Best Practice Competition was: ICA’s 3M Service Principle (Multiple Channels, Minimum Visits, Many Benefits Approach), Tan Kok Guan, Director -Citizen Services & Kong Yong Sin, 2 Deputy Head – Passport – Designate, Immigration & Checkpoints Authority, Singapore. Runners up were:
The 1st International Best Practice Competition and GBN’s 1st Global Benchmarking Award were held at the World Business Capability Congress in New Zealand. These events were a major success with entries from 8 countries and over 35 presentations from organizations competing for
