ITlahendus

ITlahendus is an Estonian term for an information technology solution designed to address a defined business need. It can refer to a single software product, a set of integrated systems, or a complete service package delivered by an IT provider. The concept encompasses hardware and software components as well as services such as consulting, implementation, integration, training, and ongoing support.

Typical forms include software development projects, cloud migrations, cybersecurity solutions, data analytics platforms, enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, customer relationship management (CRM) systems, and process automation.

Implementation generally follows needs assessment, requirements specification, design, development or configuration, testing, deployment, and maintenance.

Key considerations include reliability, security, scalability, interoperability, user adoption, and regulatory compliance.

In Estonia and the Baltic region, ITlahendus is a common label used by both large and small providers to describe end-to-end offerings, reflecting the region's emphasis on digital government, local cloud services, and startup-driven innovation.

Note: ITlahendus is not a single standardized product; it is a generic term that can be used by different vendors in different contexts.