noun
definition
A conversion or transition from one thing to another
Examples of changeover in a Sentence
Will the banks complete the changeover of their customer accounts without major problems by the New Year?
A proper training program should be worked out to provide a smooth changeover from your Company's old systems.
And throughout the euro area, a number of steps are being taken to facilitate the cash changeover.
There is no need for a sudden changeover from using it, just a gradual disuse.
If there is a big changeover happening, it's possible that the store will start marking down the current models, if they haven't done so already.
In the case of the non-cash changeover, the risk is that too much has been left until the last minute.
It is designed to give automatic changeover of the primary pumps on a weekly basis.
This is achieved by the quick changeover of hot stamping foils, which in many cases are used for relatively small runs.
Given the success of the euro area changeover, there is no reason for the UK to adopt a different approach.
We also need to learn lessons from the first wave about the cash changeover.
In Denmark, an outline changeover plan was released to Parliament in April.
Are time limitations included and is shift changeover dealt with?
It is seen here arriving for crew changeover at Stoke Mandeville bound for Aylesbury on the M1 service.
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Completion of the changeover would have many benefits in addition to resolving the current muddle.
Changeover costs... 4.48 The short-run costs of entry into the single currency would be significant for retail financial services.