Benchmarking $\textbf{ does not }$ require an organization to share
A)Processes.
B)Process matrics.
C)Proprietary information.
D)None of these ans choices are correct.

Question

Benchmarking $\textbf{      does not  }$  require an organization to share
A)Processes.
B)Process matrics.
C)Proprietary information.
D)None of these ans choices are correct.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Benchmarking may involve comparing an organization's processes or metrics to those of industry leaders or companies with similar operations. However, sharing proprietary information is not a requirement for benchmarking. It is up to the organization to determine what information it is comfortable sharing with others.

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