pre-implementation rules
[priː ɪmˌplɪmenˈteɪʃən ruːlz]
nounpl: pre-implementation rules
regras de pré-implementação
1. Established guidelines, protocols, or regulations that must be followed or prepared before the actual deployment or execution of a project, system, or policy
The company established pre-implementation rules to ensure all departments were aligned before launching the new software system.
A empresa estabeleceu regras de pré-implementação para garantir que todos os departamentos estivessem alinhados antes de lançar o novo sistema de software.
2. Preliminary requirements or conditions that must be satisfied during the planning phase, before the main implementation begins
Pre-implementation rules require that all stakeholders complete training sessions and obtain necessary certifications.
As regras de pré-implementação exigem que todos os interessados completem sessões de treinamento e obtenham as certificações necessárias.
This is primarily business and technical jargon used in corporate environments in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian companies, following pre-implementation rules is often emphasized as part of 'planejamento estratégico' (strategic planning). In the US tech and corporate sectors, this term is standard in project management methodologies like Agile, Waterfall, and Six Sigma. Compliance with these rules is generally considered essential for successful project outcomes in both cultures.
Related Idioms & Phrases
get your ducks in a row (before implementation)
dot the i's and cross the t's (in pre-implementation phase)
lay the groundwork
set the stage for implementation
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