Acronyms
Sales, Marketing, and Technology Acronyms and Abbreviations. Jump to acronyms beginning with the number or letter:
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TSA
A U.S. government agency that plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and security of travelers at airports and transportation hubs. Established to bolster the protection of the traveling public, the TSA implements a range of measures, including thorough passenger and baggage screening processes, to mitigate potential security threats within the aviation sector. Although the TSA’s primary focus is…
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TTF
A TTF file is a widely supported font format developed by Apple and Microsoft. It provides consistent, high-quality text rendering across various devices and platforms—critical for maintaining a uniform brand identity in sales and marketing campaigns. TTF fonts ensure that core messaging, from product descriptions to calls-to-action, is presented consistently across digital ads, printed brochures, websites, and social media posts.…
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TTFB
A metric that measures how quickly a web server responds to a request and begins sending back data. In other words, it measures the amount of time it takes for a web server to start delivering content to a user’s browser after the user requests a web page. TTFB can be affected by several factors, including: Network latency: This refers…
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TTFV
A product and customer success metric that measures the amount of time it takes for a new user or customer to achieve their first meaningful success or benefit from a product or service. Unlike traditional time-to-implement or time-to-onboard metrics, which focus on when a setup process is complete, TTFV emphasizes when the user first experiences real value, something that justifies…
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TTI
A key performance metric that measures how long a web page takes to become fully interactive and responsive to user input. In other words, TTI represents the point at which the page has loaded enough content to be visually rendered and can respond to user interactions, such as clicks, taps, or keyboard inputs, without significant delay. TTI is a critical…
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TTL
A concept used in various computing and networking contexts to define the lifespan or validity period of data or a packet: Caching: TTL can be used in caching mechanisms (like web caches or CDNs) to determine how long to store a piece of content before revalidating or refreshing it. Data: TTL can be set on individual records to automatically expire…
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TTM
TTM, also known as Last Twelve Months (LTM), is a crucial financial metric that provides a rolling snapshot of a company’s performance over the most recent 12-month period. This dynamic measurement tool helps businesses and investors analyze current trends and performance by looking at the immediate past rather than relying on static fiscal year data. Unlike a fiscal year, which…
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TTS
A type of assistive and generative AI (GenAI) technology that converts written text into spoken audio. At its core, TTS software scans digital text—such as articles, messages, or commands—and renders it audibly using AI and a synthetic voice. These systems are used in everything from screen readers for the visually impaired to virtual assistants, audiobook narrators, and voice interfaces in…
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TTV
A business metric that measures the time it takes for a customer or an organization to realize the benefits or value of a new product, service, or investment. In other words, TTV represents the time needed to go from the initial implementation or deployment of a solution to the point where it starts generating the desired outcomes, such as increased…
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TV
A popular form of visual entertainment that uses a broadcasting system to transmit audiovisual content to viewers. Television programming can include news, sports, documentaries, dramas, sitcoms, and a variety of other genres. The earliest televisions used cathode ray tubes (CRTs) to display images, but today’s TVs use LCD, LED, OLED, or other advanced display technologies. Television signals are typically transmitted…
