Operational software, creating the data foundation for smarter decisions and AI driven growth.
The Altomi Journal
Operational software, data foundations, and AI-ready systems.
This blog explores the ideas behind Altomi’s products and architecture.
We write about the problems organisations face with fragmented systems, delayed reporting, and data that has to be reconstructed after the fact—and why a single, reliable source of operational data is critical for both day-to-day operations and the coming AI era.
You’ll find our thinking on the Universal Operational Architecture (UOA), why we treat operational software as shared infrastructure rather than isolated tools, and how capturing work, quality, and outcomes in real time creates clarity, trust, and long-term adaptability.
The focus is on principles, trade-offs, and real operational challenges,
Beyond AI: People, Governance, and the Future of Operational Substrate
The second article, Inside the UOA: How Multiverse Proves the Power of a Neutral Operational Substrate, demonstrated that the UOA can handle complexity across domains via the Multiverse scenario, showing the architecture’s resilience and AI-readiness.
Inside the UOA: How Multiverse Proves the Power of a Neutral Operational Substrate
The UOA is resilient, neutral infrastructure. Throw any mix of runs at it—any domain, any rules—and it captures the work, supports operators, preserves QA oversight, and allows AI to provide insight without altering human-defined processes.
Universal Operational Architecture: The Infrastructure Layer AI Actually Needs
Enterprise operations have long relied on ERP and MES systems to plan and manage work. These systems excel at transactional control—tracking inventory, scheduling production, managing orders. But they were never designed to capture how work actually happens in real time.