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Significats de time to market en anglès

In commerce, time to market (TTM) is the length of time it takes from a product being conceived until its being available for sale.

Ús de time to market en anglès
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We also see expediency or time to market traded against code quality.
Even faster web sites
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We have been looking at our time to market with new services very closely.
The Irish Times
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This integration between the ESB and governance reduces errors and improves time to market, Oracle said.
Reuters
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It would delay their time to market.
Wired
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Experience can improve time to market by as much as 50% whereas inexperience will slow development.
Pubmed
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Globalstar may have chosen to launch 12 at one time to reduce costs and accelerate its time to market.
Wired
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This accelerates the development of an innovation and can reduce cost and time to market by up to 80 per cent.
The Irish Times
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The likelihood of the Food and Drug Administration requesting follow-up data had increased, which would slow time to market, he said.
Reuters
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Furthermore, it claims an ambitious reduction in the time to market for first-time issuers to around two weeks instead of months.
Reuters
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So, I believe we will consistently beat our competitors with technology, and maintain a lead there, and maintain a better time to market.
Wired
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One thing that slowed the time to market was finding out that even dust-protected projectors are killed by fine magnesium dust (Ed.
Climbing Magazine
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Users can safely exchange 3D models, 2D drawings or HD video to speed time to market in an increasingly global and competitive economy.
The South African
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Time to market was measured along several dimensions including complexity, technological invention, and uniqueness of clinical application.
Pubmed