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rollout

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roll·out  (rlout)
n.
1. The inauguration or initial public exhibition of a new product, service, or policy: The manufacturer's rollout of the new jet is scheduled for next month.
2. Football A play in which the quarterback runs toward a sideline after receiving the snap with the intention of passing the ball.


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This week we will talk about how to effectively manage product/service rollouts in order to obtain the maximum ROI from your campaign.
Labour's transport spokesman Tommy Broughan said: "Given the unbelievable delays that have accompanied the national speed camera rollout, that was first promised more than 10 years ago by former Taoiseach Ahern, there are yet again serious question marks over when and if the national rollout will commence and come into operation.
When planning your CRM rollout try to involve both customers and staff in your communication.
 
 
 
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