going forward
/ˈɡoʊɪŋ ˈfɔːrwərd/
from this point in time onward; in the future
going forward in a sentence
“Going forward, all approvals will go through the new system.”
Origin of going forward
A formal alternative to 'from now on'; became ubiquitous in corporate communication circa 2000s
Related Words
action item
a specific task assigned to someone with an expected outcome
move the goalposts
to change the criteria or expectations after work has begun
circle back
to return to a topic or person at a later time
touch base
to make brief contact with someone to share or check on information
take this offline
to defer a discussion to a private or separate conversation outside the current meeting
low-hanging fruit
easy tasks or quick wins that can be accomplished with minimal effort