Deployment

/dɪˈplɔɪmənt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The action of bringing resources into effective action.

The deployment of the new software system has greatly improved efficiency.

The arrangement of troops or resources in a specific order for a particular purpose.

The military's deployment strategy was crucial for the success of the operation.

The act of deploying or being deployed, especially in a military context.

The rapid deployment of forces was necessary to respond to the crisis.

The implementation or distribution of tools, resources, or services.

The deployment of renewable energy sources is a key goal for the government.

From French 'déploiement', derived from 'déployer', meaning to unfold or spread out.

strategic deployment

The careful arrangement of personnel or resources to achieve specific goals.

force deployment

The act of positioning military forces in a tactical manner.

deployment strategy

A plan outlining how resources will be utilized and allocated.

deploy

To position or arrange military forces or resources for action.

deployment strategy

A plan regarding the distribution and use of resources.

mobilization

The act of assembling and preparing troops for active service.

On the ground

We're ready for deployment; the team is already on the ground.

Go-time

Once we get the approval, it's go-time for deployment.