What is the difference between Atlassian's System of Work and Easy8 WorkOps?
Atlassian's System of Work is a teamwork philosophy that Atlassian delivers through a cloud-first suite of separate products such as Jira, Confluence, Loom and Rovo. WorkOps by Easy8 is an operating model that connects planning, execution, operations and learning in one loop, delivered on a single platform you can run in the cloud, in a private cloud, on-premises or air-gapped.
Both aim to connect strategy with execution and break down silos between teams, so the real difference is how they are delivered. The System of Work spans several Atlassian products linked by its Teamwork Graph and Rovo AI, while WorkOps brings project delivery, IT service management, software development, resource management, automation and AI into one platform. For regulated industries, or teams moving off Jira Data Center, WorkOps keeps full data control because Easy8 can run entirely on your own infrastructure.
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Does air-gapped mean no internet?
Mostly yes, but it means more than that. Air-gapped means a system is physically isolated from all untrusted networks, which includes the public internet but also any other network the organization does not fully control.
So no internet is part of it, but a truly air-gapped machine also has no link to the regular corporate network, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or any other outside connection.
What does Private WorkOps Platform mean?
WorkOps defines how work runs in modern organisations, where teams use many tools, operations are cross-functional, and change is constant. It is not a single product or a fixed toolset. WorkOps is an operating model that connects planning, execution, operations, and learning into one continuous loop across teams, systems, and data.
