What is the contrast between Lead endlessly time to Pivot?
Greetings,
Would somebody be able to assist me with understanding the contrast between lead endlessly time to turn? From their fundamental definitions they ought to practically the same. In light of the EBM guide:
Lead time is how much time from when a thought is proposed, or a speculation is framed until a client can profit from that thought. This action might change in light of client and item. It is a contributing element for consumer loyalty.
Time to turn is a proportion of genuine business deftness that presents the passed time between when an association gets criticism or new data and when it answers that input; for instance, the time between when it figures out that a contender has conveyed another market-winning element to when the association answers with coordinating or surpassing new abilities that quantifiably further develop client experience.
Does somebody have or can imagine a model where the lead endlessly time to turn are unique?
Much thanks to you.
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