programmed exit
[ˈproʊɡræmd ˈɛɡzɪt]
nounpl: programmed exits
saída programada
1. A predetermined or scheduled departure from a location, system, or situation, often controlled by a computer program or planned sequence
The software includes a programmed exit that closes all files automatically at midnight.
O software inclui uma saída programada que fecha todos os arquivos automaticamente à meia-noite.
2. In finance and business, a planned strategy for an investor or company to withdraw from a venture or investment
The venture capitalist's programmed exit strategy involved selling the company within five years.
A estratégia de saída programada do capitalista de risco envolvia vender a empresa em cinco anos.
3. In emergency procedures, a pre-planned evacuation route or exit protocol
The building's programmed exit system guides occupants to safety during fires.
O sistema de saída programada do edifício guia os ocupantes para segurança durante incêndios.
The term 'programmed exit' is primarily used in technical and business contexts in both American English and Brazilian Portuguese. In the USA, it's especially common in software development and venture capital discussions. In Brazil, 'saída programada' is frequently used in IT sectors and increasingly in business contexts as international investment practices become more prevalent. The concept reflects modern planning-oriented culture in both regions.
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