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2 days ago | 
blog.workday.com | Michael Brenner |Emily Faracca |Sydney Scott
In this article we discuss:The Empathy Gap Is Real Here’s the paradox no one’s talking about:The more we use AI to automate work, the more we crave what only humans can give—empathy, connection, and meaning. Ahead of the World Economic Forum in Davos this year, we asked thousands of professionals how AI is changing their work. What they told us wasn’t about fear of job loss or robots taking over. It was something deeper—and more human.
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5 days ago | 
blog.workday.com | Sydney Scott |Rich Sauer
Listen to this episode in audio format on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Here's the deal: the buzz around AI in enterprise tech isn't just a little thing—it's become a roar. AI is seriously shaking up how we work, and it was the hot topic of conversation at Workday Innovation Summit 2025. This summit is where the magic happens—experts, customers, and analysts all gather to talk about the future of work and compare notes from the enterprise world.
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1 week ago | 
blog.workday.com | Sydney Scott |Bruno J. Navarro
In this article we discuss:What’s Next for AI Agents? Artificial intelligence (AI) has already become embedded into the core of enterprise operations, automating tasks and providing data-driven insights at scale. But a new, even more sophisticated wave of AI is taking hold in 2025 that takes enterprise AI to a new level. AI agents—autonomous systems that can reason and act with limited human intervention—are handling workflows that once relied entirely on human judgement.
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2 weeks ago | 
blog.workday.com | Sydney Scott |Julie Jares
We often think that new ideas come from big moments. But sometimes, a small thing can spark a big change. That’s how it happened for Athena Karp. Newly graduated from college, Karp started her career in the heart of Wall Street in investment banking.
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1 month ago | 
blog.workday.com | Sydney Scott
In this article we discuss: Most business decisions involve a prediction, whether it’s projecting next quarter’s revenue, planning headcount, or deciding when to enter a new market. These predictions are only as good as the models behind them. That’s why sales forecasting methods are so important. For enterprise organizations, forecasting should never involve guessing.
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1 month ago | 
blog.workday.com | Sydney Scott
In this article we discuss: Listen to this video in audio format on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Every time a company hires someone, closes a deal, or pays a vendor, it creates a paper trail—contracts, offer letters, invoices, approvals. Now, multiply that by thousands. Across departments. Across systems. Most of it is still handled manually. People spend hours hunting for the right version, copying clauses into spreadsheets, checking compliance line by line.
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1 month ago | 
blog.workday.com | Sydney Scott
In this article we discuss: Ants are extremely organized. When you look at an ant colony, you see some ants marching out to find food, others carrying tiny bits of leaves back home, and some digging tunnels. Each ant has its own job to do. But they all work together to build their amazing underground city and find enough resources for everyone. It's a really well-organized group where each member knows its role and how to help the greater whole. That’s how multi-agent systems work, too.
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1 month ago | 
blog.workday.com | Sydney Scott
The modern world is awash with data. In 2025, global data creation is expected to hit an astounding 182 zettabytes—before doubling again by 2028. This big data explosion is reshaping industries and creating incredible opportunities for innovation. But here’s the catch: to tap into this potential, businesses need a way to make sense of it all. That’s where data mining comes in.
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1 month ago | 
blog.workday.com | Sydney Scott
In this article we discuss: Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how businesses operate, innovate, and manage their workforces. In fact, Workday research found that 83% of business leaders believe AI and machine learning will increase creativity and generate new economic value.
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2 months 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?
