Workday, Inc. brings enterprise-scale AI and superintelligence to midsize enterprises in Hong Kong through Workday Go, simplifying HR, finance, and planning operations on a unified, AI-powered platform.
“Many midsize enterprises want to adopt AI more meaningfully, but are also balancing growth ambitions with increasingly complex operations and systems that may no longer support the next phase of expansion,” said Daniel Cham, general manager for Workday Greater China. “As organisations across Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area continue to grow internationally, they increasingly need technology that can simplify HR and finance operations, improve visibility, and support long-term growth without adding unnecessary complexity.”
Sana Self-Service Agent
Workday also announced that its agentic AI platform, Sana Self-Service Agent, is now available in Microsoft 365 Copilot for eligible Workday and Microsoft customers.
Sana from Workday connects an organisation’s people and financial data, context, policies, and processes in Workday and puts them to work. It powers AI agents that complete tasks, improve processes, and keep humans in the loop.
The Self-Service Agent is available as a single app in the Microsoft Marketplace, without requiring a separate login, a new deployment, or additional licensing.
“Microsoft 365 Copilot is designed to help people stay in the flow of work while getting more done with less friction,” said Srini Raghavan, corporate vice president, Microsoft 365 Ecosystem at Microsoft. “With Workday’s Sana Self-Service Agent integrated into Microsoft 365 Copilot, employees can access HR and finance support in the tools they use every day, while organisations retain the same policies, controls, and governance they already rely on with Workday.”
