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The multi-national has unified disparate systems to make life easier for workers, says Lisbeth Nielsen, Head of People Business Services at Nokia.
The multi-national has unified disparate systems to make life easier for workers, says Lisbeth Nielsen, Head of People Business Services at Nokia.
We speak to Thomas Scott, recently confirmed as CEO of work management vendor Wrike, about what's next after three changes of ownership in the past three years.
The Workday CMO took a risk on relocating from the UK to the US, aided by her husband switching to stay-at-home dad
Employees stuck in a cycle of repetitive assignments need stimulation before frustration leads to burnout. Brigette McInnis-Day of UiPath shares how AI-enabled automations have been used to reduce painpoints and increase satisfaction at work.
Top transformation tips from GSK's Senior Vice President of Supply Chain Digital & Technology.
There's an intrinsic link between customer experience and employee experience. For businesses whose goal is to keep the two aspects in harmony, Katie Whitehouse of ServiceNow has three pieces of practical advice.
The best advice from our ‘What I’d say to me back then’ series interviewing women who’ve reached the top of the tech career ladder and finding out what advice they'd give to their younger selves.
Solutions to the tech sector’s ongoing lack of gender diversity tend to focus on how women can improve their own chances of success. But this International Women’s Day, let's talk about why the tech bro culture must be dismantled if real change is ever to take place.
Zig Serafin, CEO of Qualtrics, explains to diginomica that the proliferation of AI means that consumers will pay a premium for human-like experiences with organizations. But we need AI to build a ‘memory’ of our consumers to facilitate how we engage with them.
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Confluent brought together three of its senior leaders to discuss their experiences as women in tech. Here, they speak candidly about the opportunities that exist, the challenges they still face — and what more needs to be done.
NVIDIA stock is on fire. Workday makes an acquisition. Surge pricing is not loved. Benioff gets quote of the week. It was a wild week indeed. Here are the hits, misses and whiffs of the last week of February.
Firms would do better to reshape DEI programs to cover areas like age and class, rather than cutting them altogether.
Business meets academia in a bid to understand how AI will change all our lives.
2024 continues to deliver a bumper crop of HR, return to office and related topics. But culture, employee experience, and empathetic leadership seem to be AWOL. Let’s dive into the best ideas of the month.
Workday's Keith Pickens looks at the findings from two surveys exploring the challenges faced by business leaders in the hospitality and retail industries - and how customers have addressed them by unlocking data insights.
At last week's Innovation Hub gathering in Dublin, Workday executives emphasized the importance of trust in AI adoption and the need for effective regulation.