Challenge

Benchmarking

Benchmarking :-

Benchmarking is a process of measuring the performance of a company’s products, services, or processes against those of another business

considered to be the best in the industry, “best in class.” The point of benchmarking is to identify internal opportunities for improvement. By

studying companies with superior performance, breaking down what makes such superior performance possible, and then comparing those

processes to how your business operates, you can implement changes that will yield significant improvements.

That might mean tweaking a product’s features to more closely match a competitor’s offering, or changing the scope of services you offer, or

installing a new customer relationship management (CRM) system to enable more personalized communications with customers.

There are two basic kinds of improvement opportunities: continuous and dramatic. Continuous improvement is incremental, involving only

small adjustments to reap sizeable advances. Dramatic improvement can only come about through reengineering the whole internal work

process.

Process benchmarking of this kind can operate at several levels:

  • Between similar processes in the same factory or service branch
  • Between different factories or service branches
  • Between different competing organizations
  • Between different sectors using the same process

Step-by-Step Benchmarking :

Benchmarking is a simple, but detailed, five-step process:

  1. Choose a product, service, or internal department to benchmark.
  2. Determine which best-in-class companies you should benchmark against, which organizations you’ll compare your business to.
  3. Gather information on their internal performance, or metrics.
  4. Compare the data from both organizations to identify gaps in your company’s performance.
  5. Adopt the processes and policies in place within the best-in-class performers.

Benchmarking will point out what changes will make the most difference, but it’s up to you to actually put them in place.

In order to benchmark anything, you need to have quantitative data available to study. That means breaking down internal processes to

calculate performance metrics. Quantify everything, because only quantifiable information can be accurately compared.

Benifits:

In addition to helping companies become more efficient and profitable, benchmarking has other benefits, too, such as:

  1. Improving employee understanding of cost structures and internal processes
  2. Encouraging team-building and cooperation in the interests of becoming more competitive
  3. Enhancing familiarity with key performance metrics and opportunities for improvement company-wide

In essence, benchmarking helps employees understand how one small piece of a company’s processes or products can be the key to major

success, just as one employee’s contributions can lead to a big win.

Requirement:

here i am going to make a benchmark for pughazhyenthii requirment about cars attributes

SUITABLE CARS

TATA NEXON

MAHINDRA XUV 300

HYUNDAI VENUE

MARUTHI SUZUKI BREEZA

TATA NEXON

₹ 7,59,900 - ₹ 13,39,900

Key Specifications of Tata Nexon

ARAI Mileage 22.07 kmpl
City Mileage 18.5 kmpl
Fuel Type Diesel
Engine Displacement (cc) 1497
No. of cylinder 4
Max Power (bhp@rpm) 108.49bhp@4000rpm
Max Torque (nm@rpm) 260nm@1500-2750rpm
Seating Capacity 5
TransmissionType Automatic
Boot Space (Litres) 350
Fuel Tank Capacity 44.0
Body Type SUV
Ground Clearance Unladen 209
Service Cost (Avg. of 5 years) Rs.4,447

MAHINDRA XUV 300

₹ 8.41 - 14.07 Lakh

ARAI Mileage (Certified) 17 kmpl
Top Speed 175 kmph
Engine cc (Displacement) 1197 cc
Number of Gears 6-Speed Manual
number o cylinders 3
Maximum Power 110 HP @ 5000 rpm
Maximum Torque 200 Nm @ 2000-3500 rpm
Ground Clearance 180 mm
Kerb Weight 1368 kg
Boot Space 257 litres
Fuel Tank Capacity 42 litres

HYUNDAI VENUE

Rs.7.53 - 12.72 Lakh

Specification of Hyundai Venue

City Mileage 16.0 kmpl
Fuel Type Petrol
Engine Displacement (cc) 998
No. of cylinder 3
Max Power (bhp@rpm) 118.41bhp@6000rpm
Max Torque (nm@rpm) 172Nm@1500-4000rpm
Seating Capacity 5
TransmissionType Automatic
Fuel Tank Capacity 45.0
Body Type SUV

MARUTHI SUZUKI BREEZA

₹ 7,99,000 - ₹ 13,96,000

ARAI Mileage (Certified) 20.15 kmpl
Top Speed 170+ kmph
Engine cc (Displacement) 1462 cc
Number of Gears 5-Speed MT (Manual Transmission)
Maximum Power 101.6 HP @ 6000 rpm
Maximum Torque 136.8 Nm @ 4400 rpm
Ground Clearance 198 mm
Kerb Weight 1110-1130 kg
Boot Space 328 litres
Fuel Tank Capacity 48 litres

Model and Specifications

Model (All are base models) Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza Hyundai Venue Tata Nexon Mahindra XUV 300
Engine 1462 cc, 4 Cylinders Inline, 4 Valves/Cylinder, DOHC 1197 cc, 4 Cylinders Inline, 4 Valves/Cylinder, DOHC 1199 cc, 3 Cylinders Inline, 2 Valves/Cylinder, SOHC 1197 cc, 3 Cylinders Inline, 4 Valves/Cylinder, DOHC
Engine Type K15B 1.2 l Kappa 1.2L 1.2
Fuel Type Petrol Petrol Petrol Petrol
Max Power (bhp@rpm) 103 bhp @ 6000 rpm 82 bhp @ 6000 rpm 118 bhp @ 5500 rpm 109 bhp @ 5000 rpm
Max Torque (Nm@rpm) 138 Nm @ 4400 rpm 114 Nm @ 4000 rpm 170 Nm @ 1750 rpm 200 Nm @ 2000 rpm
Mileage (ARAI) (kmpl) 17.03 17.52 17.4 17
Driving Range (Km) 817.44 788 765.6 714
Drivetrain FWD FWD FWD FWD
Transmission Manual - 5 Gears Manual - 5 Gears Manual - 6 Gears Manual - 6 Gears
Emission Standard BS 6 BS 6 BS 6 BS 6
Seating Capacity 5 5 5 5
Safety 4 Star 4 Star 5 Star 5 Star
Pros
  • High seating, easy to drive
  • Peace of mind ownership
  • Popular compact SUV
  • Quality interiors
  • Lots of powertrain options
  • Features list
  • Upmarket looks, Five-star G-NCAP safety
  • Spacious cabin compared to rivals
  • Easy to drive and live with
  • Powerful motors
  • AMT is among the best in its class
  • Comfortable ride quality
Cons
  • Unexciting engine response and exterior design
  • Firm slow-speed ride
  • Ordinary fit and finish
  • Cabin space isn’t generous
  • 1.2-litre petrol only available in entry-level trims
  • Top-spec variants are costly
  • Interior quality
  • Motor's low-end grunt
  • Infotainment screen not as good as rivals
  • Top-end variants are pricey
  • Interior fit and finish is not the best
  • Looks disproportionate

CONCLUSION

FROM ABOVE 4 CARS .I would suggest TATA NEXON FOR PUGHAZHENDHI because of high bhp power than other and 5stars in the GNCP safety in crash test, safety is much more important than others and its gud for family , AND Overall perfomance is good and its also have an aggresive look

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