Benchmarkorigin

Originally (attested circa 1842) a mark cut into a stone by land surveyors to secure a bench (from 19th century land surveying jargon, meaning a type of ...

Where does the word benchmark come from? ... The earliest known use of the word benchmark is in the 1820s. OED's earliest evidence for benchmark is from 1826, in ...

2022年10月8日 — Middle English bench, from Old English benc long seat, especially one without a back, from Proto-Germanic *bankon(source also of Old Frisian ...

The term 'Benchmarking' was coined by Xerox in 1979. At this time, Xerox realized that Japanese competitors sold copy machines at a price that was well below ...

The word benchmark has its origins among surveyors who chiselled these marks in stone to indicate levels and heights as reference points from which the ...

由 M Zairi 著作 · 1996 · 被引用 11 次 — So, we begin to see the origins of the word benchmark as it is used today. The term benchmarking has become synonymous with the means of identifying the ...

The first formally recorded business benchmarkers emerged in the early 1800's during the industrial revolution. Industrialists such as Francis Lowell invested ...

2018年12月22日 — The word benchmark has its origins in the use of a literal bench as a point of reference for measuring the height of horses.

2023年5月3日 — Uncover the origins of 'benchmarking,' a term that went from measuring physical terrains to evaluating digital performance.