What does TBC stand for?

Time-Based Competition

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Samples in periodicals archive:

In addition, the advent of time-based competition has elevated the strategic importance of customer responsiveness (Stalk and Hout 1990).

Strategic buyer-supplier relationships, information technology and ...

Our evidence provides support for the conjectures and claims made by many academics and practitioners about the value of time-based competition and the call for timely introduction of new products.

Product delays take a bite out of the bottom line

Time-based competition focuses on reducing cycle time from every facet of the value-delivery system.

The influence of internationalization on time-based competition

Time-Based Competition Time-based competition (TBC) is a competitive strategy that seeks to compress the time required in proposing, developing, manufacturing, marketing, and delivering products [28].

Product Development: An Essential Ingredient of Time-Based Competition

Time-based Competition Since the late eighties, time has been recognized as a powerful competitive weapon.

Balancing the two dimensions of time for Time-Based Competition

Time-based competition and disintermediation are changing the competitive landscape.

Knowledge capital

Time-based competition impacts everything from product design to the smallest task we perform.

Challenges facing manufacturing

Such firms thrive on a profound customer orientation, encompass time-based competition to compete on a global scale and organize with high employee intensity and productivity to achieve fast responsiveness to market conditions of the moment.

The new breed of CFOs