After the sun sets it comes up the next morning, so saying someone is “sunsetting” something would be more of a long reboot than getting rid of the thing or shutting it down.
Why is this term used?
After the sun sets it comes up the next morning, so saying someone is “sunsetting” something would be more of a long reboot than getting rid of the thing or shutting it down.
Why is this term used?
Because business have an inherent need to reinvent the wheel when it comes to corporate speak.
Sounds like a synergestic game changing strategy, it is historic, unprecedented really.
That’s a €30 thousand sentence if I have ever seen one.
I mean when a company like Google announces they are shutting down support for ChromeOS in 2034 it’s a slow ease out of letting people know ahead of time you wont get updates in 8 years. If they called it a bullet to the brain I would expect updates would no longer come to the product immediately.