eOperations

EOperations, often written as EOperations or E-Operations, is a term used across multiple domains to denote operations that are enhanced by electronic, digital, or automated technologies. There is no single, formal definition; instead it refers to a family of concepts where information systems, sensors, automation, and data analytics support and improve operational processes. As a result, its meaning depends on context and sector.

In computer science and information systems, EOperations can describe elementary or extended operations within a computational model, or the set of operations exposed by software interfaces and services that run on electronic devices. The term is sometimes used informally to indicate routines that automate routine tasks, enable remote execution, or coordinate complex sequences of actions across systems.

In business and operations management, EOperations commonly stands for enterprise operations, referring to the end-to-end processes that create and deliver products and services. It encompasses procurement, manufacturing or service delivery, logistics, quality control, and customer support, with emphasis on automation, real-time data, and integration of enterprise software such as ERP and CRM systems.

Some organizations use EOperations as a project name, product line, or research initiative, which can lead to overlapping or unrelated uses of the term. When encountered, it is best to review the specific definition provided in context to determine what the term covers in that instance.