Operatsioonipõhised

Operatsioonipõhised is an Estonian term that translates to "operation-based" or "activity-based." It refers to a methodology or approach where processes, systems, or analyses are structured around specific operations or activities rather than traditional organizational units or functional departments. This perspective emphasizes the flow of work and the sequence of actions required to achieve a particular outcome.

In business and management, an operation-based approach focuses on understanding and optimizing the steps involved in delivering a product or service. This can involve mapping out workflows, identifying bottlenecks, and measuring the efficiency of each operation. It contrasts with a function-based approach, which might organize teams by departments like marketing, sales, or production, without a clear focus on the end-to-end process.

The concept of operation-based thinking is prevalent in various fields. For example, in IT service management, an operation-based model might focus on the lifecycle of an IT service from design and deployment to operation and decommissioning. In manufacturing, it could involve analyzing the sequence of assembly line operations to improve production speed and quality. Similarly, in project management, tasks are broken down into specific operations that need to be completed in a defined order. The core idea is to deconstruct complex systems into manageable, actionable operations for better analysis, control, and improvement.