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3 weeks ago | 
blog.workday.com | Sydney Scott |Kelly Trindel |Julie Jares
In this article we discuss: You ask your smart speaker to play your favorite song. The lights in your home gently adjust as the sun sets. Your calendar suggests the perfect time for your team to meet to discuss the next big project. AI works subtly in the background to make our lives easier. But what if that same technology wasn’t merely assisting, but actively developing business ecosystems and collaborating seamlessly?
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4 weeks ago | 
blog.workday.com | Bruno J. Navarro |Kelly Trindel
In this article we discuss:The Role of Agentic AI The pace of business has never been more intense, only matched by the pressure to stay competitive, cut costs, and deliver seamless experiences. Companies need to work smarter, not harder—and business process automation (BPA) is making it possible at scale. Unlike simple task automation, BPA redesigns entire workflows to eliminate bottlenecks, reduce human error, and free teams to focus on the work that drives real impact.
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1 month ago | 
blog.workday.com | Ghadeer Redler |Kelly Trindel |Julie Jares |Bruno J. Navarro
Emily Faracca: When most people think of AI in the workplace, they think of technology that reacts to their inputs, usually with information and analysis. What if the most profound change coming to the workplace is a new kind of AI that does more than just inform and analyze? Picture AI that doesn't just respond, but anticipates, simplifies, and acts to optimize your workflow. That's the promise of agentic AI. AI is not just about automating manual tasks anymore.
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2 months ago | 
blog.workday.com | Ghadeer Redler |Kelly Trindel |Julie Jares |Bruno J. Navarro
Audio also available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. The advent of AI agents in the enterprise suggests a future with a digital workforce that can perform tasks and learn users’ preferences, someday making them as ubiquitous as smartphones are today. While generative AI’s ability to create images or write code is already well known, AI agents “take it a step further,” said David Somers, chief product officer at Workday. “AI agents actually take action.
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Nov 20, 2024 | 
techuk.org | Kelly Trindel
Guest blog by Kelly Trindel from Workday about responsible AI How Workday has built a governance regime for Responsible AI
Our company was founded with the goal of inspiring a brighter workday for all. It’s in this spirit that we’ve been focused on ensuring that our AI ethics principles are fully operationalised across the company and aligned with the expectations of our customers, partners, and key stakeholders.
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Aug 26, 2024 | 
blog.workday.com | Blaise Radley |Kelly Trindel |Michael Stamback
Whether you’re a fast growing start-up or a medium enterprise ready to IPO, technology represents a major opportunity for small business owners to close the gap with large corporations. As old tools become obsolete and new tools crowd the marketplace, identifying the right tech solution can be the difference between a successful expansion and a failed one. In late 2023, SMB Group found that 59% of small and medium businesses (SMBs) expected to increase their technology spending in 2024.
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Jul 24, 2024 | 
blog.workday.com | John Kravitz |Kelly Trindel |Michael Stamback |Kathy Pham
What Workday Is Doing to Move Global Privacy Forward Workday is committed to safeguarding global privacy by anticipating regulatory changes and supporting customers with compliance across diverse privacy laws worldwide. Workday Chief Privacy Officer Barbara Cosgrove shares more about our proactive approach, including our dedicated privacy team, ongoing employee education, and the integration of privacy and AI principles into our products and practices.
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Jul 24, 2024 | 
blog.workday.com | Kelly Trindel |Bruno J. Navarro |Michael Stamback |Kathy Pham
Responsible AI Takes Two: Developers and Deployers Must PartnerAI developers and the companies that deploy and use their technology must work together to ensure AI is leveraged for good. All parts of the AI value chain have a role to play in the responsible development and use of AI.
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Jul 24, 2024 | 
blog.workday.com | Kelly Trindel |Kathy Pham |John Kravitz
Healthcare providers, from the largest integrated delivery networks to the smallest specialty practices, are united by a mission to deliver quality care. And we see some common approaches used across providers as they continue their efforts in operational excellence—automating manual processes, leveraging data for better insights, transforming the enterprise functions from transactional to strategic—all designed to enable better support for the clinicians and staff engaged in direct patient care.
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Jul 19, 2024 | 
blog.workday.com | Kelly Trindel |Kathy Pham
In this article, we discuss:Moving Forward, Together If we want to ensure that AI has a positive impact on society, we need shared responsibility and accountability between those who build AI and those who use it in the course of business. Responsible AI is a team activity in which every actor in the AI value chain plays an important role in creating the future we all want to see.
