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Benchmarking – a Solution Strategy for the Public Sector
Benchmarking – a Solution Strategy for the Public Sector

Author(s): Alexandra Gogozan, Marinela Ghereş, POP Ciprian-Marcel
Subject(s): Economy
Published by: Risoprint
Keywords: sustainable development; eco-efficiency; community; innovation; competitiveness

Summary/Abstract: Services are studied in detail since the 80‘s; the idea of analyzing value of services through customer‘s satisfaction is researched for a long time. The reason for which benchmarking studies have earned their right to be considered an effective method of this analysis of services is also the basis for this paper. This paper tries to transfer this process from SME‘s to local authorities, because we believe they are no longer able to please citizen‘s satisfaction regarding the given services, through their current policy strategies, which is why we believe it's time to identify effective solutions in solving problems such as environmental issues, waste management, economic competitiveness and more. The research method used in preparing the study is a method of data processing, statistical and mathematical method, named the actual ranking method. The importance of this method results from the mere fact that this kind of complex studies as benchmarking studies need both a hierarchy and a data collection and an accurate analysis in order not to leave room for interpretations and errors. Benchmarking has developed into a very popular regular improvement tool that has come to be seen as an essential component of internationally respected business excellence programs and good management practice, thus its importance in applying it within the public sector.

  • Issue Year: 2015
  • Issue No: 8
  • Page Range: 119-130
  • Page Count: 12
  • Language: English
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