wholesale update

[/ˈhoʊlseɪl ʌpˈdeɪt/]
nounpl: wholesale updates
atualização em massa
1. A comprehensive or large-scale update that affects multiple systems, components, or records simultaneously, often replacing or modifying a significant portion of existing data or software
The company decided to implement a wholesale update of all their outdated servers.
A empresa decidiu implementar uma atualização em massa de todos os seus servidores desatualizados.
2. A complete overhaul or replacement of something rather than incremental changes
The new management team decided on a wholesale update of the company's policies.
A nova equipe de gestão decidiu por uma atualização em massa das políticas da empresa.
This term is predominantly used in technical and business contexts in both Brazil and the USA. In Brazilian corporate culture, 'atualização em massa' is frequently used when discussing IT infrastructure changes or policy reforms. In the USA, 'wholesale update' is common in tech industry jargon, particularly in software development and enterprise IT management. The term reflects a preference for comprehensive, decisive changes rather than gradual improvements.
NYC Slang
full sweep, complete revamp, system overhaul
Synonyms / Sinônimos
bulk updatecomprehensive updatesystem-wide updatemass overhaulcomplete overhaulmajor update
Antonyms / Antônimos
incremental updateminor updatepatchhotfix

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
atualização em massa
Standard term used in technology and business contexts
São Paulo
atualização generalizada
Alternative term commonly used in corporate environments
Portugal
actualização em massa
Uses Portuguese spelling 'actualização' instead of 'atualização'
USA Tech Industry
wholesale update
Commonly used in IT, software, and business contexts

Related Words

software updatesystem upgradedata migrationoverhaulbatch processingrefresh

Related Idioms & Phrases

clean slate update
top-to-bottom overhaul
across-the-board update
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