FrontLoad
Frontload, or front-loading, is a term used in several industries to describe placing a large amount of effort, cost, or information at the beginning of a process or lifecycle. Although the exact meaning varies by field, the common thread is emphasis on upfront work to influence later phases.
In finance, a front-end load, or front-loading, refers to fees charged at the time of purchase of
In project management and operations, frontloading describes moving important tasks or resources to the early part
In education and training, front-loading refers to presenting core concepts, prerequisites, or foundational material at the
In information technology and production, front-loading can mean prefetching or caching data at the start of