AccepteratGenomförbart

AccepteratGenomförbart is a Swedish term that combines two concepts: "accepterat" (accepted) and "genomförbart" (feasible or executable). The phrase is often used in project management, business planning, and decision-making contexts to describe a proposal, idea, or plan that has been officially accepted by stakeholders and is deemed practical to implement.

The concept emphasizes both the approval and the practicality of an initiative. For a proposal to be considered accepterat genomförbart, it must meet certain criteria, such as having clear objectives, sufficient resources, and a realistic timeline. Additionally, it should align with the organization’s strategic goals and be supported by relevant stakeholders.

In Swedish business and organizational cultures, this term reflects a structured approach to decision-making, ensuring that only well-considered and viable plans proceed to execution. It helps avoid unnecessary delays caused by unresolved doubts or lack of feasibility assessments.

While not a widely recognized term outside of Swedish-speaking regions, accepterat genomförbart aligns with broader project management principles, such as ensuring that approved plans are realistic and actionable. It reinforces the importance of balancing stakeholder acceptance with practical execution, contributing to smoother implementation processes.