Weekover

Weekover is a neologism used primarily in business analytics and project management to denote week-over-week comparisons or weekly data aggregation. The term is informal and not standardized, though it appears in internal dashboards, reports, and discussions.

Origin and usage: Weekover is a contraction of "week over week" or "week-over-week." It is used as shorthand to describe changes, trends, or metrics measured against the previous week. In formal writing, "week-over-week" is preferred.

Contexts: Commonly used with metrics such as revenue, active users, or task completions. Examples: "We saw a 4% weekover increase in signups last week" or "The weekover trend shows continued growth in user engagement."

Limitations and notes: Because it is informal and not widely standardized, readers unfamiliar with the term may misinterpret. When communicating with external audiences or in official documentation, spell out "week-over-week" and define the metric.

See also: Week-over-week; Month-over-month; Data analytics terminology.