Process Orientation Instead of Hardware-Centered Thinking

This article explains the core principle of process orientation in Selmo. It shows why hardware-centered approaches lead to implicit assumptions and BlackBox systems.

Selmo consistently starts with the expected process behavior rather than hardware, signals, or code. The article explains how processes are described as sequences of operating states and why this perspective is essential for decision-making.
It shows how WhiteBox systems emerge and why explicit behavior definition is a prerequisite for safety and responsibility.