1. Introduction
In today's conditions of uncertainty and rapid change, many organizations need to reassess their focus and direction quickly, and reconsider how people collaborate and learn innovation (Sebestove' & Rylkova,2011)In recent years, management fashion research has become a popular field in organizational and management studies
(Parush, 2008).
BPR and LO are just two of several management techniques that emerged in the latter part of the 20th century.
McAdam and McIntyre (1997) suggested that if existing BPR methodologies incorporate organizational learning
principles in order to give a more realistic representation of business improvement, increased success in terms of
application and business benefit will become apparent.
The aim of the current article is to establish the management techniques used in Estonian organizations and the
link between the implementation of these techniques and other indicators within the organizations. Special attention
has been focused on BPR and LO, where we can expect a complementary relationship. The paper first outlines the
theory, which is followed by an analysis of empirical studies.