Teostumine

Teostumine is an Estonian noun describing the process of turning a plan, idea, or design into a real, functioning result. The term is derived from the verb teostuma and is commonly used in business, construction, public administration, science, and the arts to denote implementation or realization.

A teostumine typically includes setting objectives, arranging resources, scheduling activities, coordinating people, monitoring progress, and ensuring quality. Risk management and stakeholder communication are important components.

It follows the planning and design phases and often requires change management to respond to new information or conditions.

Success in teostumine is evaluated by outcomes achieved, adherence to requirements, and the value delivered relative to costs and time. The term is related to teostus (execution) and teostamine (implementation) in Estonian professional vocabulary.