Workday Integrates Data Cloud with AWS for Direct Access to HR and Finance Data
Workday, Inc. has announced that its Workday Data Cloud will integrate with Amazon Web Services, according to a press release. The integration provides bi directional, zero copy access between AWS data and AI services and Workday’s governed HR and finance data.
With this integration, developers can use AWS tools and AI services to access Workday data without creating custom data pipelines, duplicating data, or rebuilding business logic. The goal is to make it easier for enterprises to work with Workday data directly within their existing AWS environments.
Workday stated that Workday Data Lake, Workday Data Connect, and Workday Live Data Query will be available to AWS customers in early access soon.
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