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Tara2 Posted 5 years ago
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Rollout

Can you please explain 'rollout'?

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A' rollout usually refers to the process by which a company makes a new product available to the general public. eg The rollout of Microsoft's new version of Windows will in the Spring of 2021. eg Microsoft will roll out its new version of Windows in the Spring of 2021.

  • A' rollout usually refers to the process by which a company makes a new product available to the general public.
  • eg The rollout of Microsoft's new version of Windows will in the Spring of 2021.
  • eg Microsoft will roll out its new version of Windows in the Spring of 2021.
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A'rollout usually refers to the process by which a company makes a new product available to the general public.

eg The rollout of Microsoft's new version of Windows will in the Spring of 2021.

eg Microsoft will roll out its new version of Windows in the Spring of 2021.


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"Rollout" is ingenious marketing jargon when applied to computer software. They used to "release" it, but when they released it, it often ran amok and had to be recaptured. No they "roll it out" the way Boeing "rolls out" a new airplane. They tow it out of the hangar so the press can take pictures of it, but they don't dare try to fly it yet. This is similar to what Microsoft does by putting a

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