The Most Difficult Part of Benchmarking Is

question 23

Multiple Choice

The most difficult part of benchmarking is:

• A) the decision of whether to do it at all.
• B) how to gain access to information regarding rivals' practices and costs.
• C) when to initiate the process.
• D) what information to utilize in the analysis process.
• E) when to stop the process and move forward with strategy.

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