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== What is Time to Market? ==

'''Time to market (TTM)''' refers to the amount of time it takes for a product or service to be developed and made available for sale to customers. TTM is an important consideration for businesses, as it can have a significant impact on a company's ability to capture market share and generate revenue.

There are several factors that can influence TTM, including:

*Product development time: The amount of time it takes to design, develop, and test a product or service.
*Production time: The amount of time it takes to manufacture or produce the product or service.
*Distribution and logistics: The amount of time it takes to get the product or service to the customer, including transportation, warehousing, and distribution.
*Regulatory approvals: The amount of time it takes to obtain necessary approvals or certifications from regulatory bodies or other authorities.

By reducing TTM, businesses can get their products or services to market faster, which can give them a competitive advantage and help them capture market share. TTM can also be influenced by external factors, such as market demand and competitive pressure.

There are several strategies that businesses can use to reduce TTM, including streamlining product development processes, improving production efficiency, and optimizing logistics and distribution. In addition, businesses can use tools such as agile development methodologies and just-in-time production to speed up the TTM process.




==See Also==
*[[Organizational Efficiency]]





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