As part of our strong, ongoing commitment to privacy and protecting our customers’ data, Workday moved quickly to self-certify for the Privacy Shield, which provides an even better mechanism for the transfer of European data to the U.S. than the overturned Safe Harbor privacy framework. Read more from Workday Chief Privacy Officer Barbara Cosgrove.
What's the best way to increase employee engagement and collaboration? Building community can help, though that's easy to say and much harder to do. We delve into this topic with Matthew Hanwell, author and HR leader at a leading Europe-based consumer goods company, Fiskars Group.
This morning at Workday Rising Europe in Dublin, we announced an enhanced EU support policy enabling customers in our European data centers, whose data is processed and backed up in Europe, to choose to have their data supported only by personnel based in Europe or other countries with data privacy adequacy. Read more from Chano Fernandez.
What is simplicity? It’s a deceptively simple question, isn’t it? Especially if you happen to be a business or organisation looking for enterprise applications in today’s marketplace. Proclamations about simplicity are everywhere: every product is simple to use, scale, implement, and integrate. Yet to design technologies and user experiences that truly are simple, you can’t build on the complex. You have to start from scratch.
In his new book SAP Nation: a runaway software economy, Vinnie Mirchandani introduces the idea of the "customer pivot"—that point when a customer of traditional software applications decides to take some kind of substantial alternative route.
An IDC report finds that while most European business leaders have started the journey to digital transformation, many face roadblocks due to a lack of the right technology and poor systems integration. Read on to learn three ways to drive successful digital transformation from a core business system perspective.
The recent ruling of the European Court of Justice invalidating the EU-US Safe Harbor agreement has introduced a level of uncertainty into discussions around global data privacy. As always, Workday puts what is right for the customer at the centre of what we do, and we are approaching this latest development with that core value front of mind.
While the road has been long, in short order the Privacy Shield will become an important vehicle for transferring data along the highways of the global digital economy. Read more from Workday General Counsel Jim Shaughnessy.
Mark Judd, HRIT director at Rolls-Royce, discusses the strength of Workday's community and how HR transformation should be explained as a business idea, not a technology.