Realizátor

Realizátor is a noun used in Czech and Slovak to denote a person or organization that realizes or implements a plan, project, program, or production. The term comes from the verb realizovat meaning to realize or carry out, with the agentive suffix -átor.

In practical usage, the realizátor is the actor responsible for executing work according to contract, design, budget, and schedule. In construction or procurement contexts, the realizátor is often the contractor or executor who translates an idea or design into finished work and bears the operational responsibility for timelines, quality, and compliance. In business settings, the term can refer to the entity that brings a project to completion or delivers a tangible result.

In the arts and media, realizátor can also describe someone who organizes or realizes a production, typically functioning as a producer or project manager, depending on local usage and industry practice. The exact meaning can vary by sector and country, so it is prudent to consider the surrounding context.

In academic fields, particularly logic and theoretical computer science, realizátor is used in the specialized sense of a realizer in the theory of realizability: a constructive witness that demonstrates the truth of a statement or the computability of a function. This usage is largely confined to technical literature.

Etymology: from realizovat 'to realize' plus the agentive suffix -átor. See also realizer, project manager, contractor, and realizability.