Workday has launched the Digital Workforce Management platform, allowing enterprises to oversee their AI agents from a central location. This system enables visibility into the tasks AI agents are completing, management of agent access, and tracking their impact and costs. CEO Carl Eschenbach emphasized the importance of this unified approach as AI becomes integral to enterprise workflows. Additionally, Workday introduced new role-driven AI agents relevant to payroll and financial auditing. The initiative aims to alleviate enterprises' concerns about adopting AI technologies by ensuring better control and data security.
Workday's new Digital Workforce Management platform enables enterprises to manage their AI agents centrally, ensuring visibility into tasks, access, and performance, fostering trust as adoption increases.
CEO Carl Eschenbach stressed the need for a unified platform to manage both human and digital workers, reflecting the evolving nature of the workforce.
Workday's latest AI agents focus on vital functions like payroll and contracts, emphasizing role-driven capabilities to enhance effectiveness in enterprise management.
Enterprises remain hesitant to adopt AI due to concerns over control and data access, and Workday aims to address these by providing clear management of AI agents.
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