Building Agents on Workday’s Guardrails
Discover how Workday empowers enterprise agents to operate openly and safely using agent-ready tools, open interfaces, and flexible consumption models.
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Trust at AI Speed: Five Ingredients of the New Workday
Here's how Workday is delivering innovation at full speed without putting core operations at risk.
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Workday’s Bron Hastings: Why Partners Are Key To Turning AI Ambition Into Action
Bronwyn (Bron) Hastings has joined Workday as our new SVP of global partners. In this Q&A, she shares how AI is reshaping the partner ecosystem—and why she believes this moment is a turning point for partners and customers alike.
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6 Workday Risings Later: Why I Keep Coming Back
Unity’s Global Head of Finance Transformation & Procurement shares what he finds value in: AI insights, community, and peer learning.
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Workday’s Journey to Usage-Based AI Pricing
Learn how Workday—as both a vendor building AI monetization models and as "Customer Zero"—is easing into the AI consumption economy by putting the customer first.
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Get 450 Hours Back: Workday's Financial Audit Agent Is Here
You don't know how much risk you're carrying until an auditor asks a question you can't answer quickly. Our new agent handles evidence gathering automatically, freeing finance teams to focus on value creation. Watch a quick demo.
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How Workday’s L&D Team Built Courses 50% Faster With Sana Learn
See how Workday’s L&D team used Sana Learn to increase course completion, cut build times, and localize global training with AI.
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People, Money, and Agents: Two Years of Reinvention
The strategy behind build, connect, unify — and the harder work of evolving who we are.
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Budget Certainty in the Age of AI: A New Model for Higher Education
Higher education leaders are asking how to think about the cost of AI. Here's how a core subscription paired with Workday Flex Credits delivers budget certainty while unlocking AI optionality.
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Floyd Walterhouse: Don't Fall in Love With Technology
McKee Foods' longest-tenured IT leader on a foundational Workday partnership, the limits of AI enthusiasm, and why the person on the other side of the technology is always the point.
