noun
definition
(logistics) An outbound shipment.
adjective
definition
Leaving or departing; traveling away from; outward bound.
Examples of outbound in a Sentence
Anything from the internal network is allowed outbound to the Internet.
Some environments require outbound HTTP traffic to go through a proxy server.
Payment will facilitate the lowering of the automatic bollard located in the center of the outbound carriageway.
The role involves the outbound calling of warm leads to help create new business.
But we don't think the firewall's adequate, primarily because it blocks only inbound traffic, not outbound, too.
Well for a start the people who handle your inbound calls are also outbound specialists.
Those making car commuting journeys were most likely to be traveling outbound during peak hours compared with any other journey purpose.
Again, we occupied the same seats as we did outbound, 25E and 25F and we got comfortable for the homeward bound flight.
Outbound focuses on loading pallets onto the delivery depot's truck.
To accomplish this, the ALG Proxy Servers require that the firewall has pinholes opened outbound to the public network through 4 specific ports.
Our services include outbound telemarketing, Collections and Surveys & Customer Satisfaction Programs.
To date, analytics has mainly been used to improve outbound telemarketing.
Our core services include outbound and inbound telemarketing, data management and fulfillment.
The UK Government regularly request responses to consultations relevant to outbound tourism.
It contains all of the tools needed for outbound contact, including agent desktop integration, real-time reporting and campaign development.
Our services include outbound Telemarketing, Collections and Surveys & Customer Satisfaction Programs.
As SEO expert Bruce Clay wrote in 2006, the advances in the way that the web crawlers work mean that they automatically follow every outbound link from every site they find.