Benchmarking: Human Resources

Human Resources Benchmarking Association

The Human Resources Benchmarking Association™ (HRBA™) shares information to improve productivity, quality and cycle time among Human Resources professionals.

To identify "Best in Class" business processes, which, when implemented, will lead member companies to exceptional performance as perceived by their customers.

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This service is provided by The Benchmarking Network, Inc., an international resource for business process research and metrics. We lead studies with over 140,000 process leaders in over 65 countries. We provide benchmarking training and research to individual companies, professional and trade associations, and industry and process based groups. Since 1992, our over 300 benchmarking studies have spanned virtually all processes and industries to identify measures and collect data.

Corporate Performance Measurement Benchmarking

The Benchmarking Network announced they will launch a new study in the area of Corporate Performance Measurement. Now is the time to join and become involved in setting the focus and direction of the study. This is a "best practices" study that will include site visits to top performing companies. The study will focus on such areas as:

  • Organizing To Collect Measures
  • Identifying Effective Measures
  • Comparing Internal Performance
  • Comparing To External Benchmarks
  • Measuring Results Of Measurement Program
  • Fine Tuning The Measurement Program
  • Using Systems In A Measurement Program
  • Other Corporate Performance Measurement Issues.

To receive detailed information on the content and focus of the study, contact the AFBC Director via phone at 281-440-5044 or contact us directly via our Information Request Form. Its quick and easy, and we'll get in contact with you fast.