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Comment: In accordance with Wikipedia's Conflict of interest policy, I disclose that I have a conflict of interest regarding the subject of this article. Peter A. Berzin (talk) 20:44, 28 July 2025 (UTC)

MasterOps™ is a business operations optimization platform and management framework developed to help organizations improve performance by aligning leadership, processes, and technology. It was founded in 2021 by Peter A. Berzin, a Ukrainian-American technology executive. MasterOps combines a structured operational methodology with SaaS software and artificial intelligence to assess and improve business execution across a variety of industries.

Overview

The MasterOps model is structured around three pillars:

People – Leadership development, role alignment, and team engagement strategies
Process – Standard operating procedure (SOP) creation, documentation, and workflow optimization
Technology – Tech stack evaluation for efficiency, usage, and integration across teams

The framework is delivered via consulting engagements, self-guided training, and the web-based MasterOps Manager™ platform.

MasterOps Manager™

MasterOps Manager™ is a multi-tenant software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform that allows organizations to upload their employee data, documented processes, and technology tools. The platform evaluates this data using a proprietary AI assistant known as M.o.M (MasterOps Mentor).

Key features include:

A calculated MasterOps Maturity Index (MMI) score based on people, process, and tech
Recommendations for SOP coverage and refinement
Software usage and integration analysis
Role alignment with documented responsibilities

The platform provides exportable reports and is designed for continuous improvement tracking.

MasterOps Academy™

MasterOps Academy™ is a leadership development and training program operated by the company. The curriculum includes modules in:

Process definition and documentation
Technology evaluation and automation
Operational key performance indicators (KPIs)
Leadership and team development strategies

Training is delivered through workshops, proprietary playbooks, and interactive AI-based coaching via M.o.M.

Adoption and Use Cases

MasterOps has been adopted in sectors including residential construction, healthcare services, and business consulting. In one case, a homebuilding company in North Carolina reportedly improved operational capacity by over 100% after applying the MasterOps methodology to streamline internal systems and clarify leadership roles.^[1]

Related Entities

Peter A. Berzin – Founder of MasterOps
On The Rock IT Solutions, LLC – Parent company of the MasterOps Manager™ software

External Links

References

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