staged launch
[/steɪdʒd lɔːntʃ/]
nounpl: staged launches
lançamento em etapas
1. A phased or gradual introduction of a product, service, or initiative to the market or audience, typically done in multiple stages or phases rather than all at once
The company announced a staged launch of its new software, starting with beta testing in Q1 and full release in Q3.
A empresa anunciou um lançamento em etapas de seu novo software, começando com testes beta no Q1 e lançamento completo no Q3.
2. A deliberate, planned rollout strategy designed to manage risk, gather feedback, and optimize resources
The staged launch allowed them to identify and fix bugs before reaching the wider market.
O lançamento em etapas permitiu que eles identificassem e corrigissem bugs antes de atingir o mercado mais amplo.
This term is widely used in technology and business sectors in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazil, particularly in São Paulo's tech hub, staged launches are increasingly popular for app and software releases. The concept reflects modern business strategy emphasizing risk mitigation and iterative improvement before full-scale market deployment.
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