up-front造句

If you automate them there is an up-front investment.

Tools procurement, installation, and training could not take place without some up-front prototyping.

Motley: This requires some up-front thinking - isn't that contrary to agile?

Government customers want to know up-front how much a system will cost.

To get started, DreamWorks needed some up-front cash and asked Universal to provide it.

Ripe, up-front fruit aromas and flavours abound in this classic wine. Softer tannins make it a very drinkable Cabernet.

This is a skill that can be learned, it just needs a little "detective" work up-front!

With your new project and some up-front support classes defined, you can now create an analysis provider class.

As we know from attempting to use waterfall methodologies for years, we rarely know everything up-front, and our attempts to get it right at first are imperfect.

To mitigate the up-front costs that VMI demands, Fox suggests that manufacturers reduce costs by reengineering and merging their order fulfillment and Distribution Center replenishment activities.

As we incrementally build our application, we should also incrementally build test automation to detect defects early, while minimizing up-front investments.

When in doubt about your projections, you should always err on the side of overestimating your up-front investment cost and underestimating sales.

In many cases, it has been "back to the drawing board" and calling in the highly paid specialists to help fix a problem that could have been easily avoided with some up-front diligence.

So even though the strategy of overwhelming force requires a greater up-front investment, in the long run it can save you a great deal of time and energy.

Standardizing on such a tool is a long-term investment that incurs up-front costs, including training, data migration, and productivity hits as the team grows its expertise with the new tool.