Jamal Awil

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In other words, benchmarks are set by industry leaders. [fact]

Benchmarking refers to the practice of a firm or agency undertaking internal reforms on the basis of studying and then importing the practices of other, more successful firms or agencies. In other words, benchmarks are set by industry leaders, and benchmarking represents the process of non-leaders understanding, distilling, and then implementing the practices that make those leaders successful.

Wendy Brown, Undoing the Demos, loc. 263