Workday’s founders crafted a design philosophy that, like most things in life worth doing, is simple to explain but takes patience, care, and ongoing effort to do right. Read the first installment of “Workday’s Technical Foundations,” an interactive eBook that delves into the vision, philosophy, and fundamental principles for Workday technology.
Welcome to the first installment of “The Workday Tech Strategy,” an interactive eBook that delves into the vision, philosophy, and fundamental principles for Workday technology. We don’t just explain what went into building the Workday platform, but also the why.
As noted in the eBook’s introduction, “At a breakfast meeting between two technology veterans and friends, the quest to build enterprise software that people actually liked was launched. Workday’s founders crafted a design philosophy that, like most things in life worth doing, is simple to explain but takes patience, care, and ongoing effort to do right.”
Upcoming chapters will take a closer look at how our products work, dive deep into our architecture, and outline some of our plans for a more open, connected future.
Join us for a fast-paced read that both technical folks and non-technical folks should enjoy.
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