WorkOps

Collaborative work is no longer just about tasks and tools. It’s about how people, AI, and processes connect in real time. Discover why WorkOps is becoming the new standard for managing complex, fast-moving projects in 2026!

WorkOS is not the same as WorkOps. WorkOS is a developer platform for enterprise authentication features, while WorkOps is an operational methodology for unifying teams, processes, and tools into continuous workflows. Still not crystal clear? Continue reading!

Do you also feel like there is no longer a language to adequately describe modern work? Well, it is because you are not familiar with the WorkOps approach yet. Read more to realise why it all makes sense!

WorkOps is to technology project delivery what DevOps was to software development—bringing project, work, and service management into one integrated flow. Do you want to break this idea down? Continue reading...

Traditional project management was built for a predictable, linear world that no longer exists. Today's problems, such as siloed teams, tool fragmentation, and rapid change, require an ecosystem approach, not project-by-project oversight. WorkOps creates an intelligent, interconnected work environment where automation, AI and humans combine to deliver continuous value. Let's deep dive into the topic.

What if AI agents soon ran your daily operations—and you had just six months to prepare? According to Gartner, that future is unfolding now, and Easy Redmine is already building it with WorkOps. 

First came DevOps to fix development, then RevOps to align revenue teams. Now WorkOps arrives to solve the biggest challenge yet: orchestrating how entire organisations get work done in an AI-powered, hyperconnected world. So, what is WorkOps?