Zintegrowano

Zintegrowano is a Polish term derived from the verb zintegrować, meaning to integrate. In common usage, zintegrowano describes both the process of combining separate systems, data, or processes into a coherent whole and the resulting state where components operate as a unified system. The form is the impersonal past tense (or past passive) of the verb, often appearing in project reports and press releases to indicate completion of an integration task.

In information technology, zintegrowano can refer to the consolidation of disparate software applications, data repositories, or communication networks into a single platform or architecture. It is frequently used in contexts such as ERP integration, enterprise data integration, or interoperable IT ecosystems; the emphasis is on interoperability, data consistency, and seamless workflow.

In business and organizational contexts, zintegrowano is used to describe cross-functional integration efforts, aligning processes across departments, supply chains, or customer relations with the aim of improving efficiency, transparency, and decision making. It can also apply to non-IT domains such as urban planning or public administration when different systems or services are brought together.

Critics note that the term can be vague without specifying scope, standards, or governance, and that true integration requires ongoing management of interfaces, data quality, and security.

See also: integracja, interoperacyjność, system integration, digital transformation.