executional
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- adjective
- /ˌɛksɪˈkjuːʃənl/
- Jargon
- He focused on executional efficiency to ensure that the campaign was delivered on time.
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The team's executional strategy was crucial for the project's overall success.
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Unfortunately, the company had some executional missteps, which occurred right at the time when Apple launched the iPhone.
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But they're also questions of managerial and executional excellence.
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What matters is to tie your executional skills to the idea so that all of a sudden you're mitigating risk for the investor.
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It's I mean, there's there's a constant flurry of executional challenges.
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But like branch, like speculative execution, like when you execute both sides of a branch, you're using more or less double your executional resources.
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Management hopes to resolve the executional issues in this region by the end of the year and expects this segment to generate high-single-digit organic revenue growth in the fourth quarter.
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Her executional approach to the plan resulted in a seamless rollout of the new product.
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Etymology
Executional comes from the verb execute, made of ex- 'out' and sequi 'follow', and so it literally means 'to carry out'. That's why executional is used for the way a plan, task, or campaign is actually put into action.