Benchmarkingsystematic
Benchmarkingsystematic is a methodological framework that combines benchmarking and systematic review to evaluate and compare the performance, quality, or efficiency of systems, processes, or interventions. The aim is to produce transparent, reproducible assessments that benchmark against predefined standards or best practices while systematically identifying available evidence and sources of variation.
Approach and workflow: The process begins with a clearly scoped question and reference benchmarks. It selects
Applications and domains: Benchmarkingsystematic is applicable to software engineering performance comparisons, healthcare technologies, manufacturing processes, educational
Challenges and limitations: The approach faces heterogeneity across benchmarks, data access limitations, publication bias, and the
Relation to related concepts: Benchmarkingsystematic sits at the intersection of benchmarking, systematic reviews, and evidence synthesis.