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What does benchmarking involve? Why use benchmarking? The purpose of benchmarking The benchmarking cycle Challenges of benchmarking A successful benchmarking environment Lebanese American University (LAU) – Overview Benchmarking Activities at LAU
Benchmarking involves first examining and understanding an institutions internal work procedures, then searching for best practices in other institutions that match those identified, and finally, adapting those practices within the institution to improve performance. Benchmarking requires that an institution go through a thorough selfanalysis: • to develop an in depth understanding of its own processes, • to recognize its strengths and its weaknesses, • to identify internal and external reference points, • to look at other institutions for examples of how to do things more efficiently and effectively to better overcome its weaknesses and to ensure the sustainability of its strengths at even higher levels of performance.
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