rapid execution

[ˈræpɪd ɪɡˈzɛkyəʃən]
noun phrasepl: rapid executions
execução rápida
1. the swift and efficient completion of a task, plan, or order
The success of the project depended on rapid execution of the marketing strategy.
O sucesso do projeto dependia da execução rápida da estratégia de marketing.
2. in military or tactical contexts, the quick implementation of a command or operation
The general praised the troops for their rapid execution of the strategic maneuver.
O general elogiou as tropas pela execução rápida da manobra estratégica.
3. in business, the prompt and efficient carrying out of decisions or directives
The company's competitive advantage lies in its rapid execution of new product launches.
A vantagem competitiva da empresa está em sua execução rápida do lançamento de novos produtos.
In Brazilian business culture, 'execução rápida' is highly valued and frequently discussed in corporate meetings and strategy discussions. It reflects the importance placed on agility and responsiveness in competitive markets. In the USA, rapid execution is often associated with startup culture and lean management principles.
NYC Slang
quick turnaround / getting it done fast
Synonyms / Sinônimos
swift executionquick implementationfast deliveryspeedy completionprompt action
Antonyms / Antônimos
slow executiondelayed implementationsluggish responseprocrastination

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
execução rápida
Standard term used in business and military contexts
São Paulo
execução rápida / execução ágil
Business term frequently used in corporate environments
Rio de Janeiro
execução rápida
Common in both formal and informal business discourse
Portugal
execução rápida / execução célere
Formal Portuguese prefers 'célere' for rapid/swift in legal and official contexts

Related Words

executeimplementationagilityefficiencypromptnessdecisiveness

Related Idioms & Phrases

hit the ground running
get the ball rolling
cut to the chase
fast-track execution
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