09:12 Aug 8, 2000 |
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na | skynda dig till affären |
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na | speed to market |
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skynda dig till affären Explanation: Jag vet inte om detta hjälper men det är vad det kan betyda. Hjälpa affärerna att byggas upp snabbare eller att nå toppen, eller kanske till och med om det är en web sida att få upp sidan snabbt så man kan ta del av affärerna så fort som möjligt. Hoppas att det kanske hjälper lite. Skriv gärna igen om du får någon mer information. Lycka till! |
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speed to market Explanation: Detta liknar mycket den utslitna men fortfarande populära marknadsföringstermen "time to market" eller "time-to-market" vilken oftast inte översätts. Definition på time to market: "Time-to-Market is the time taken to introduce and support a product in the market-place." This span of time ‘envelopes’ virtually everything the organisation does, from conceiving the product right through to its support in the market-place. The time-to-market cycle begins with product conception and includes those aspects which are involved in developing the product, but also takes full account of the elements of the business that support the product once it is launched in the market-place. The time-to-respond cycle, in particular, is crucial, because it includes those customer and market facing activities that lead to new product and service creation by responding very quickly to customer needs. Hoppas detta kan ge en ledtråd, Emma |
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