Opensoft’s executive president, Rui Cruz, considers Amalia to have the value of creating a “entrepreneurship agenda in Portugal” by universalizing a set of tools and making them available to the public and businesses.
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20/09/2026
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Lusa
OpenSoft CEO
“ O Amalia serves as a set of tools and I think that when made available in companies and the public, it supports a way to, on the one hand, universalize or (...) translate a set of tools, and give access to these tools to the public and companies ", said the CEO.
According to Rui Cruz, “with the production of new services” Amalia creates a “entrepreneurship agenda in Portugal”, having this “value essentially”.
However, Artificial Intelligence (IA) is supported by data, and is “supported by tools that always need evolution and monitoring and monitoring to produce its effects.”.
At internal AI level, Opensoft’s manager states that technology “is not new to the company”, admitting to use automation forms since 2009.
“Artificial intelligence (AI) for us is no longer new (...) since 2009 we have included learning processes for the assimilation, for example, of scriptures and the production of scriptures in an automated way,” the CEO said.
Otherwise the company admits to also being part of AI in its research and development department for the creation of tools and the provision of new services.
“ At another level, we are also including with our research and development department that supports these research and tool-building processes and investing “in the provision of new services and new functions for our customers,” Rui Cruz said.
An example of this is “online we have assistants that already support the online service 100% and that allow people to have and have access to quality information”, he added.
In addition, the CEO asserted that the company develops predictive analysis tools that include in the process as well as exports to customers.

