Sentence examples for While benchmarking from inspiring English sources
While benchmarking the design production systems and their associated efficiencies is very worthwhile, there are other engineering design, lean production, just in time, and production and supply chain exemplars which are worth investigating.
"While benchmarking in the sector is a useful tool, our decision not to submit has been informed by the burdensome and prescriptive nature of the survey, which does not recognise the differences between institutions, the increase in the type and scale of evidence that is required, and the inappropriate timing of returns".
While benchmarking against similar businesses can be helpful, trending your own metrics is the best way to see how your performance is improving or deteriorating.
While benchmarking studies have been done for the related problem of motif discovery [4] [6], we are not aware of any attempts at creating a benchmark for the motif search problem.
AI can also be deployed to monitor the entry of new competitors while benchmarking the organization against incumbent competitors – providing insights around improving operational efficiency, customer loyalty and marketing effectiveness.
Only if future research in a larger sample confirms the discriminative power of the indicators can they be recommended for comparative information or benchmarking [ 10] while benchmarking itself can only be made possible by implementing the quality indicator set on a large scale in Flanders.
Comparing business units to the organization overall, while also benchmarking them against other high-performing organizations across the industry, leaders can quickly gain insight into current capabilities.
Several decades of experience in model making teach that, while very important, benchmarking and pretesting of models is not enough.
client (Unix): if client crashes while benchmark processes are going, make sure they detect this and exit.
The FTSE 100 fell by 2.5%, while benchmark indices in France, Germany and Italy all lost more than 2%.
The FTSE 100 fell by 2.5% while benchmark indices in France, Germany and Italy all lost more than 2%.
