Prosessbaserte

Prosessbaserte describes something that is based on, or organized around, processes. In practice, a prosessbasert tilnærming prioritizes the sequence of actions, transformations, and interactions that lead from inputs to outputs rather than focusing solely on the final product. The term is used across fields such as management, quality assurance, education, and information technology to describe methods, assessments, or systems that model work as a set of interdependent processes.

In management and quality, a prosessbasert tilnærming means mapping, monitoring, and improving the processes that produce goods or services. This emphasis on processes supports consistency and transparency and aligns with standards that promote a process-based view of organizational performance, such as ISO 9001.

In education, prosessbasert vurdering and prosessbasert læring focus on students’ learning processes—planning, reflection, collaboration, and problem-solving—alongside final outcomes. Such approaches aim to develop transferable skills, metacognition, and ongoing improvement rather than only grading end products.

In information technology and software development, prosessbaserte methods treat development as a sequence of defined steps (requirements, design, implementation, testing, deployment) with traceability and process improvement in mind. This can enhance coordination, quality control, and accountability.

Advantages of a prosessbasert approach include greater transparency, repeatability, and opportunities for continuous improvement. Potential challenges involve the need for documentation, governance, and alignment with desired outcomes to avoid excessive rigidity or misalignment with goals.