Operatsioonisüsteemidena

Operatsioonisüsteemidena is a term used in Estonian to describe a type of software configuration management system that was developed in the 1990s. The name literally translates to "operational systems" in English.

The Operatsioonisüsteemidena system was designed to meet the specific needs of the Estonian government and public sector, particularly in the areas of enterprise data management and workflow automation. The system was developed by the Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs and Communications in collaboration with the Estonian Information System Authority.

Operatsioonisüsteemidena is based on open standards and interoperable technologies, including XML, XSLT, and web services. The system was designed to be modular, with interchangeable components and a high degree of customization. This allowed for the creation of tailored solutions to meet the diverse needs of different government agencies and organizations.

One of the key features of Operatsioonisüsteemidena is its ability to integrate with existing IT systems and databases. This enabled the creation of a comprehensive business intelligence platform that could be used to analyze and report on various aspects of government operations. The system also included features for workflow management, electronic document management, and data exchange between different organizations.

Although the exact number of installations is not publicly available, Operatsioonisüsteemidena is reported to have been implemented in various public sector organizations across Estonia. The system has been praised for its flexibility, scalability, and ease of use, as well as its ability to streamline government operations and improve service delivery.