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definition-Time-To-Market

Definition:

The calendar time between the [defined] start, or initial staffing, of the project, and project”s [defined Level of] Product successful release to [defined] market

Alternative Names

Concept Number: *365
English Master: Time-To-Market
Synonyms, Variations & Acronyms: TTM

Detailing

TTM is a Stakeholder-Value or Product-Value Quantification-Scale.


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Type

Industrial Product development Metric.


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Notes

Usage: This is essentially a Measure of how fast an industrial enterprise can react from “opportunity or Concept or contract” (a defined Kickoff event) to practical deployment of actual Product. The shorter the time, the more competitive you are. Long TTM can lead to being too late to be a market leader, and to earn money on a market. Compare to Time-Between-Successive-Products, which is the market”s view of the rate of putting Product variants on a market.


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Scale
Product-Value
Stakeholder-Value


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Created by system. Last Modification: Thursday 11 of July, 2019 21:01:49 CEST by Admin (Kai).