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process benchmarking, various benchmarking techniques can be helpful in tracking processes and comparing them with similar process used by other individuals, groups, or organizations. a useful, general-purpose prcess benchmark should do the following - measure the ability of the process to produce high-quality products - provide a clear ordering of process performance form best to worst - indicate the ability of the process to withstand perturbations disruptions - provide required data that is objectively measurable - provide data in a timely manner benchmarking the software process one useful approach is to use combined measures of coq and yield. another way of looking at cost of quality is to consider the ratio of appraisal costs to failure costs. this ratio would indicate the degree to which time is spent eliminating defects prior to the compile and test phases. benchmarking considerations to compare your processes with others you need comparable practices for counting defects and recording time. the yield and coq measures are not perfect, but they can help you to assess changes in your process.