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Workday adds AI that recommends manager actions

HR Dive

October 5, 2023

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Workday adds AI that recommends manager actions

HR Dive

October 5, 2023

Photo by Abbe Sublett on Unsplash

Workday has introduced new artificial intelligence and machine-learning updates to its products that can recommend manager actions, the company said Sept. 27.

The new features provide insights and recommended actions around managerial workflow, including items such as employee skills, goals and important dates. Based on the recommendations, managers can view connections across their teams and create opportunities for collaboration and development.

“Managers play such a pivotal role in the growth and development of their teams but face increasing pressure to improve productivity and performance while navigating evolving workplace policies,” David Somers, group general manager for the office of the chief human resource officer product at Workday, said in a statement.

For instance, the update can offer personalized recommendations — including connections, mentors and gigs — for managers to identify opportunities for their employees based on skill interests. This can improve talent mobility and employee engagement across a team, Workday said.

It also will allow managers to identify talent across the organization to assemble a team and define roles. To launch a new product using a skilled team, for instance, managers can see and add suggested employees based on their skills.

Finally, it can provide curated insights to managers with a holistic view of information relevant to their teams, such as important dates, time off schedules and quick actions to complete tasks. Integrations with other programs, such as Teams and Slack, can make the workflow even smoother, Workday said.

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Among other things, the tools can identify opportunities for employees based on skill interests, the company said
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