wykonalnoci

Wykonalność, in proper Polish usually written as wykonalność or wykonywalność, is a term describing the feasibility or operability of performing a task, project, or process in practice. The non-diacritic variant wykonalnoci appears in some texts but is considered nonstandard orthography. The concept focuses on practical possibility rather than theoretical potential, taking into account real-world constraints such as resources, technology, and timing.

Etymologically, the word derives from the verb wykonać (to perform or execute) with the suffix -ność, which forms abstract nouns such as feasibility or performability. In contemporary usage, wykonalność is often contrasted with related notions like realizowalność (realizability) or operacyjna wykonalność (operational feasibility), depending on the domain.

Applications and scope include project management, software development, engineering, and process optimization. In these fields, wykonalność assesses whether an intended action can be completed under current conditions. This assessment helps decision-makers prioritize options, allocate resources, and identify risks early in planning.

Evaluation typically involves criteria for technical feasibility (availability of required technology and skills), economic feasibility (costs, benefits, and return on investment), operational feasibility (integration with existing systems and workflows), and schedule feasibility (timelines and dependencies). Methods such as feasibility studies, cost–benefit analyses, and risk assessments are commonly used to quantify or qualify wykonalność.

See also: feasibility study, operability, realizability, project planning.