Jeremiah Barba

Oct 8, 2024 | blog.workday.com | Julie Jares |Erik Hansen |Jeremiah Barba

Necessity was the mother of invention for Evisort. Entrepreneur Jerry Ting launched the leading AI-native document intelligence platform for a simple reason: The pain and time of deriving insights across thousands—if not millions—of pages of documents with dense and repetitive financial, accounting, and legal language.

Oct 7, 2024 | blog.workday.com | Jess Richter |Jeremiah Barba

In this article we discuss: Staying ahead of the competition in the technology space requires highly skilled talent. However, maintaining a workforce of the best and brightest has become more difficult than ever as the industry continues to face skills gaps, talent shortages, and employee dissatisfaction. Tech leaders are now looking to return to their roots to meet their business needs by finding innovative ways to bring on the right workforce at the right moment.

Oct 3, 2024 | blog.workday.com | Bruno J. Navarro |Jeremiah Barba |Bob Hansen

Bruno Navarro: Ask almost any company’s executives, and they’ll say they value organizational agility and the ability to make fast, accurate, data-driven decisions. But how many of them actively seek digital transformation and invest in the technology tools to ensure their success? And what role does artificial intelligence, as well as generative AI, play?

Sep 13, 2024 | blog.workday.com | Keith Lohkamp |Jeremiah Barba |Bob Hansen |Bruno J. Navarro

With an emphasis on resilience, many healthcare organizations have increased their focus on supply chain transformation and  view it as a strategic imperative. In fact, 60% of healthcare providers say they need to completely overhaul or update their clinical sourcing and supply management, according to the IDC report “Evolving Healthcare: Turning Disruption into Innovation.”   “The days of going with the lowest-cost vendor are over,” shares one chief supply chain officer.

Sep 13, 2024 | blog.workday.com | Jeremiah Barba |Keith Lohkamp |Jess Richter

Kalan Comba: It's not an exaggeration to say that, without the transportation industry, your morning routine would look so different. Need coffee? Good luck making it without beans and coffee maker that didn't make it to the store so you could buy them. Time to get dressed? That's going to be tough with an empty closet. I can go on, but you get the idea that, in an increasingly digital world, the physical parts still really matter.