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The Essential Resource for Benchmarking and Best Practice

cycle3Welcome to the BPIR.com! We offer the web’s most extensive collection of benchmarking and best practice information.

Become a member and access our databases and networks. This will help you save time and learn from proven “best practices”.  Adapt these to your own needs and improve your bottom line.

Non-members have limited access to the BPIR that includes our best practice management brief reports, and information on performance measurementquality management, and business excellence

Navigation within our members' area is structured around our unique BPIR improvement cycle.

From setting your organisation’s vision and strategy to implementing employee surveys or six-sigma the BPIR will help you to: 

  • Improve your own performance
  • Improve the performance of your colleagues and staff
  • Improve all your organisation’s business processes through benchmarking

Subscribing to the BPIR members' best practice community gains full access to:

  • Eight (8) integrated databases : strategies, tools, and techniques, best practice case studies, performance measures and benchmarks, benchmarking reports, competitor analysis, over 1,000,000 articles (full access to 625+ top business related journals and publications) from around the world, award winning organisations, expert opinions.
  • Regular best practice management brief report (pdf file and HTML)
  • Regular email newsletter
  • Self-assessment tools (for personal or organisational performance/skill assessment)
  • Research request service
  • Website review
  • Discounted entry into selected partner events - e.g., conferences, workshops, seminars

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