From Applications to Operations

Traditional software is generally designed around applications. A user opens an application, performs a series of actions, and closes it. Operia introduces a different abstraction.

Instead of asking "Which application should I use?", the user can define "What should be accomplished?" The worker can then determine which capabilities, applications, tools, and resources are required within the boundaries established by the user.

This changes the relationship between people and software. Applications become resources that autonomous workers can operate.