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This post was last edited by 328104062 on 2016-5-12 at 13:32. As the title suggests: In benchmarking analysis, how does one carry out such comparisons? With whom are they compared against, and what are the standards? 1. When comparing with leading companies, which oil refining and petrochemical enterprises do you think are capable of joining the ranks of the advanced ones at present? 2. By comparing with advanced factories, which indicators meet those of the advanced factories? 3. What do everyone do? Are there any comparable benchmarks? 4. What needs to be analyzed for benchmarking? Are there any standards? Manager Discussion Group
In benchmarking analysis, how is comparison done, with whom is it compared, and where are the standards? 1. When comparing with leading companies, which oil refining and petrochemical enterprises do you think are capable of joining the ranks of the advanced ones at present? This needs to be determined through large-scale data analysis; we can analyze the gap between ourselves and our competitors from various aspects such as their yield, energy consumption, efficiency, costs, and maintenance requirements. Advanced is not absolute; a device can be considered advanced if it has one indicator that shows it to be so. We need to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the other party’s methods and tactics, transform them into our own, and improve efficiency. 2. By comparing with advanced factories, which indicators meet those of the advanced factories? It is still necessary to conduct large-scale data analysis to determine what the best indicators are and what methods others use; therefore, it depends on where everyone’s average level lies. 3. What do everyone do? Are there any comparable benchmarks? On a monthly basis, comparisons are made with the target factories, relevant questions are raised, and efforts are made to adjust or modify the equipment. 4. What needs to be analyzed for benchmarking? Are there any standards? Analyze the gaps, identify the problems; there are no standards to follow
There are no standards; I don’t know how to do it
If standards must be established, then it is necessary to look at the standards of the entire industry and the average values; those that exceed these standards are considered advanced.
This post was last edited by 328104062 on 2016-5-12 at 13:32. As the title suggests: In benchmarking analysis, how does one carry out such comparisons? With whom are they compared against, and what are the standards? 1. When comparing with leading companies, which oil refining and petrochemical enterprises do you think are capable of joining the ranks of the advanced ones at present? 2. By comparing with advanced factories, which indicators meet those of the advanced factories? 3. What do everyone do? Are there any comparable benchmarks? 4. What needs to be analyzed for benchmarking? Are there any standards?
It’s essentially about leveraging each other’s strengths to compensate for weaknesses; ‘setting a standard’ means referring to certain benchmarks, with those who perform well serving as such standards.