time-driven model
[/taɪm ˈdrɪvən ˈmɑːdəl/]
nounpl: time-driven models
modelo orientado por tempo
1. A business or operational framework where timing and temporal sequences are the primary drivers of decisions, processes, or outcomes
The manufacturing facility adopted a time-driven model to optimize production scheduling.
A fábrica adotou um modelo orientado por tempo para otimizar o cronograma de produção.
2. In accounting and costing, a system where costs are allocated based on the time spent on activities or projects
The consulting firm uses a time-driven model to bill clients based on hours worked.
A empresa de consultoria usa um modelo orientado por tempo para cobrar dos clientes com base nas horas trabalhadas.
3. A simulation or forecasting approach where time intervals are the fundamental unit for modeling system behavior
The financial forecast employed a time-driven model with quarterly intervals.
A previsão financeira utilizou um modelo orientado por tempo com intervalos trimestrais.
The term 'time-driven model' is widely used in American and Brazilian business contexts, particularly in consulting, manufacturing, and financial services. In Brazil, it has become increasingly common with the globalization of business practices, though many professionals use the English term directly. In Portugal, the concept exists but is less frequently discussed in business literature.
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