Description
Time-to-Value (TTV) is the length of time it takes from when a product is implemented until it is considered valuable
to the business. This can vary depending on the audience of this measurement. Examples include:
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Business or marketing stakeholders consider the product valuable when the product is on the market.
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Customers consider the product valuable when it is installed and used.
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Business sponsors consider the product valuable when they gain profits.
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Time to Value is equal to time to market when the date the product is considered valuable is
also the date that the product is on the market. This is important to products with high market
pressure.
To monitor Time to Value status for a project, see the Time to Value Dashboard.
Strategies
The following strategies help improve Time to Value:
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Streamline software delivery processes, reduce manual work, and increase automation to shorten time and
effort in producing software
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Reduce delivery time by increasing design and code reuse, including existing industry standards
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Indicators
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High levels of manual work
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Ineffective procedures, bureaucratic processes
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Low bandwidth communication
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High communication overhead
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