Sentence examples similar to go-live time from inspiring English sources

Most developers will only get a few hours notice prior to the go live time, and Apple is keeping a tight reign on PR, as usual.

One week before go-live means crunch time.

"Overall we did a lot of things related to onboarding, ease of use, and decreasing go-to-live time with Nosto.

It says the first is expected to go live some time between April and June 2013.

Don't expect to see the feature go live any time soon, though.

Note: The link doesn't work yet, but the company says it will go live some time tonight.

Icann then aims to make the new domains live in batches of about 500, with the first set going live some time after March 2013.

Wahwah's app is queued up for Apple App Store approval, expected to go live in time for this year's SXSW (March 8).

"The website will be going live any time now and I'm currently sat next to a proof copy the Dead Photographers Magazine.

U.S. Cellular revealed earlier this month that their LTE network would go live some time in March, and would initially cover "select cities in Wisconsin, Maine, Iowa, North Carolina, Oklahoma and Texas".

Don't expect their LTE offerings to go live any time soon, though: they're still waiting on some much-need funding before their implementation plans come to fruition.