Why would a company be interested in benchmarking?
What will be an ideal response?
In a successful benchmarking experience, the final report becomes a working document to aid the continuous improvement process. The information gathered in this report is used to investigate root causes, solve them, reduce process variation, and establish systems to prevent the occurrence of nonconformities. The benchmarking document is a power customer feedback tool and should be used accordingly.
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