Software benchmarking

Software benchmarking is the process of measuring and comparing a software program's performance against standard or best practices. It involves running specific tests to evaluate aspects like speed, efficiency, and resource usage. By doing this, organizations can identify strengths and weaknesses in the software, ensuring it meets performance expectations. Benchmarking helps developers optimize software, ensure quality, and make informed decisions about improvements or installations. Essentially, it's like giving software a performance report card to see how well it performs relative to other solutions or standards.