← All episodes Companion coming soon
What Is OPA? (Part 2 of 5 — Vision)
What Open Process Automation is — and what it's not
Q: What is Open Process Automation — and what isn't it?
Fifteen minutes on the mic. The rest is on the page.
What Open Process Automation Is (And Isn't)
Coming soon
This episode hasn't dropped yet. Subscribe to catch it the day it lands.
Show notes
Three beats:
- Vision — a standards-based, open, secure, interoperable architecture; business value and lower lifecycle cost.
- Attributes — interoperability, interchangeability, modularity (three of eleven on the mic; full list in the companion).
- Not magic — not invention for its own sake; not an incremental capability step; not automation from another planet.
Key thread: migration → evolution with no loss of control, view, or data; software-defined process control; adaptive/intrinsic security; both “what OPA is not” lists.
The DCN/OCF component map is E04. The companion covers the full attribute list and a myth-bust sidebar.
Fifteen minutes on the mic. The rest is on the page.