incremental rollout
/ɪn.krɪˈmɛnt.əl rəˈluːt/ · in.kre.men.tal.ro.lout
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- A process of deploying or implementing a new system, feature, or product in stages, with each stage building on the previous one, often to minimize disruption or risk. The company will conduct an incremental rollout of the new software update to ensure a smooth transition for all users.
- A strategy for introducing new ideas, policies, or changes in a gradual and controlled manner, often to gauge reactions or test the waters. The government plans to implement an incremental rollout of the new tax reform to avoid overwhelming the public with sudden changes.
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Did you know? The concept of incremental rollout has been widely adopted in the tech industry, where it is used to ensure the successful deployment of new software features and updates, minimizing the risk of disruptions or errors.