Why Does AI and ML Matter to Your Business?
Venture capitalist Spiros Margaris talked to Workday leaders on his podcast about the challenges and opportunities in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) for businesses.
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Workday staff writers deliver stories about people, products, and events at Workday, and the technologies and industry trends that matter to the Workday Community of customers, employees, and partners.
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The Future of Banking and Capital Markets: 4 Trends to Bolster Resiliency
Facing a volatile environment, pressure from upstart competitors, and soaring customer expectations, the banking and capital markets industry will need flexibility and smart planning to succeed. Read on to learn the opportunities and technologies that can best prepare the industry for success.
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To Remain Competitive, Higher Education Turns to Technology Collaboration
A groundbreaking partnership across higher education institutions is taking place in New Mexico, with six public colleges sharing a cloud-based platform to manage finances, payroll, staff, and student services.
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How CIOs Can Use AI and ML to Build a Skills-Based Workforce
How can the IT and HR functions use AI and ML to enable a skills-based organizational strategy? Two Workday leaders share their perspectives.
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The Future of the Technology Industry: Defined by Data
To spur innovation and growth—economic headwinds be damned—technology leaders are racing to modernize their data foundations, rethink their talent strategies, and better connect the dots between strategic priorities and value creation.
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6 Ways to Supercharge Enterprise Collaboration Between FP&A and Accounting Teams
Developing ways to break down silos benefits the business. Workday’s Patrick Hoynes and Melissa Kullander share how modern enterprise technology makes the organization’s accounting and financial planning and analysis (FP&A) teams more cohesive—and more effective.
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The Future of Professional Services: Real-Time Insights Wanted
To keep up with the breakneck pace of work and deliver detailed insights to clients, professional services firms will need to bust data silos and automate time-consuming tasks. Here’s how the industry’s leaders can prepare for the future.
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Taking Flight With Workday: How Southwest Airlines Is Scaling and Maturing HR Functions
Senior leaders in people and technology at Southwest Airlines share the game-changing impacts of partnering with Workday.
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Workday Global Study: For Tech Leaders, The Time for Change Is Now
The tech industry has never lacked for data, but siloed systems have cut short the ability to deeply interpret that data. This is all changing as the industry is shedding its past—and tapping the transformative power of a single, unified system.
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4 Data-Driven Ways to Deliver a Better Employee Experience
Struggling to find and keep the talent they need, employers know they must deliver an optimal employee experience. In a RedThread Research podcast episode, Workday’s Phil Willburn shares best practices.
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The Future of Insurance: Aiming for Agility
Rising climate change risks, heightened consumer expectations, and a dearth of tech talent loom large among the insurance industry’s near-term issues and opportunities. Industry experts share how these demands—and more—will shape the industry in the years to come.
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The Future of Media and Entertainment: 5 Reasons Why Technology Changes Everything
Disruption has defined the media and entertainment industries for decades. Looking ahead, the pace of change will only increase as companies strive to deliver more personalized, interactive experiences to consumers. Here’s what’s changing–and why digital strategy has taken center stage.
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The Future of Federal Government: Time to Transform
From big workforce ambitions to the urgent need to shake free of massive technology debt, federal agencies are poised for radical rethinking and fresh new approaches. Industry experts and government leaders share insights on where to focus and how to prepare for what comes next.
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Announcing Our 2023 Workday Partner Innovation Award Winners
The Workday Partner Innovation Awards honor select services and software partners for their commitment to powering our customers’ success by extending key Workday solutions. Read on to learn this year’s winners.
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How Leading Professional Services Firms Optimize Their Resources
Firms that optimize their resource management achieve a range of performance advantages—including customer satisfaction, employee retention, revenue, and profitability—according to a recent survey of almost 1,000 professional and business services executives.
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Workday Global Study: Hospitality Leaders Share How to Thrive in an Era of Change
Research from Workday shows how hospitality leaders can accelerate their digital strategy to plan for future success.
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The Future of Retail: 4 Ways to Design for What’s Next
Disruption still impacts every corner of the retail space. Business leaders and industry experts weigh in on the most compelling trends in retail, including leveraging AI for financial planning and multichannel experiences, new approaches to talent retention, and doubling down on data analytics.
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Upholding Ethics and Integrity to Fuel Innovation and Technology Excellence
For the third consecutive year, Workday has been named one of The World’s Most Ethical Companies® by Ethisphere Institute, an honor we share with more than 50 Workday customers and partners. Chris Fedrow, chief compliance officer at Workday, discusses the importance of integrity.
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Designing the Future of Work With Experimentation, Not Anticipation
HR leaders must embrace an agile mindset and flexible work-design framework—or risk being stuck in reaction mode.
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The Future of Hospitality: 5 Realities Changing the Industry
Hotels, restaurants, and other hospitality businesses may be rebounding back to pre-pandemic norms—but that’s about the only thing returning to the status quo. Whether it’s new omnichannel approaches, better scenario planning, or embracing AI to address staffing challenges, hospitality leaders weigh in on what comes next—and how businesses can prepare.
