The aim of this paper is to describe benefits of benchmarking IT in wider context and benchmarking scope at all. I specify benchmarking as a process and mention basic rules and guidelines. Further I define IT benchmarking domains and describe possibilities of their use. Best known type of IT benchmark is cost benchmark which represents only a subset of benchmark opportunities. In this paper, is cost benchmark rather an imaginary first step to benchmarking contribution to company. IT benchmark is not only a method for comparing IT efficiency, but also a way to better co-ordinate IT work with company strategy or make IT work more transparent for their customers. IT benchmark facilitates continual improvement not only to internal IT processes,...
Benchmarking is a relatively new quality concept. It is the systematic search for best practices tha...
Benchmarking is defined as the analysis of performance across organisations or parts of an organisat...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to use survey data collected from 453 respondents, from over ...
Quality benchmarking and the use of Information technology (IT) have been widely researched over rec...
Abstract: The article addresses information technology performance benchmarking with specific emphas...
Debate exists on whether outsourcing of information technology delivers sufficient benefits by way o...
The following article aims to show, in some situations, how to use benchmarking to improve or create...
Benchmarking is a method of comparison between its’ own and the best possible organization that woul...
Correspondence should be addressed to Dr Holloway. Best practice benchmarking (benchmarking for shor...
Oftentimes, people find the process of organizational benchmarking an onerous task, or, because they...
The contribution is focused on one of the methods of assessing business performance - ben- chmarkin...
In this article benchmarking subject is taken into consideration. Benchmarking is a comparison proce...
Background: Continuous improvements of IT-performance in healthcare organisations require actionable...
Benchmarking is a methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of the activities of an organization ...
As a part of society, universities are public spaces that have been transformed into an information ...
Benchmarking is a relatively new quality concept. It is the systematic search for best practices tha...
Benchmarking is defined as the analysis of performance across organisations or parts of an organisat...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to use survey data collected from 453 respondents, from over ...
Quality benchmarking and the use of Information technology (IT) have been widely researched over rec...
Abstract: The article addresses information technology performance benchmarking with specific emphas...
Debate exists on whether outsourcing of information technology delivers sufficient benefits by way o...
The following article aims to show, in some situations, how to use benchmarking to improve or create...
Benchmarking is a method of comparison between its’ own and the best possible organization that woul...
Correspondence should be addressed to Dr Holloway. Best practice benchmarking (benchmarking for shor...
Oftentimes, people find the process of organizational benchmarking an onerous task, or, because they...
The contribution is focused on one of the methods of assessing business performance - ben- chmarkin...
In this article benchmarking subject is taken into consideration. Benchmarking is a comparison proce...
Background: Continuous improvements of IT-performance in healthcare organisations require actionable...
Benchmarking is a methodology for evaluating the effectiveness of the activities of an organization ...
As a part of society, universities are public spaces that have been transformed into an information ...
Benchmarking is a relatively new quality concept. It is the systematic search for best practices tha...
Benchmarking is defined as the analysis of performance across organisations or parts of an organisat...
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to use survey data collected from 453 respondents, from over ...