rollout
rollout
Definition
☆ roll·out (rōl′o̵ut′)
noun
- Business the introduction of a new product
- Football a play in which the quarterback moves laterally in preparing to throw a pass
rollout
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- broadband: This more pragmatic approach needs to be extended to the rollout of broadband.
- chip: The year kicked off with grim tales following the rollout of Chip & PIN, with many retailers encountering problems.
Converse of object
- accelerate: Both are aimed at accelerating the rollout of Broadband services throughout the Western Isles.
- phase: However, the Computing Service is scheduling a phased rollout of Windows 2000 for staff starting in May.
- begin: In the US the two largest chains Avis and Hertz have begun rollout of hotspots at their major airports.
- announce: TiVo staffers announced the rollout of version 4.0, which will be sent to Series2 subscribers over the next several weeks.
- continue: Plans are now being put into place to continue the Nexphase rollout in England and Wales.
- manage: Effectively, ICEE project manages the network rollout on behalf of Nokia.
Adjective modifier
- 3g: But the delay in 3G rollout gives us a chance to tackle such issues properly - and clarify the obligations of carriers.
- nationwide: The nationwide rollout will be staged on a regional basis.
- gradual: A: NovaLogic has always gone for a balanced, gradual rollout of stat servers in our titles, for two main reasons.
- planned: The Government aims to reach agreements with 20 pilot local authorities for 2001-02, ahead of a planned wider rollout in 2002-03.
- national: The national rollout of NUS Extra follows a pilot scheme carried out in 13 unions in the North West during 2005/06.
- rapid: Central to the Group's strategy is the rapid rollout of the Village Hotels & Leisure Clubs brand.
Modifies a noun
- schedule: According to the RIBS rollout schedule, the majority of the exchanges will be enabled by September 2006.
- phase: Added 2 November 2004 Laser Print Project - Latest We are now able to move this project to the rollout phase.
- plan: Any costs incurred in changing the full rollout plan in the light of the pilot scheme should also be allowed for.
- program: A national rollout program will start in April 2001.
Noun used with modifier
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