Workday DevTalk

In this episode of Workday DevTalk, Chris Bledsoe and Nick Moores sit down with Gonzalo Merayo, Principal Architect at Google Cloud, to discuss the exciting world of cloud computing and AI. Gonzalo shares insights into Google Cloud, reflects on his Workday DevCon hackathon experience, and explores the future of AI and its implications for developers. The episode also marks a special transition as Nick Moores prepares to take over as the new host of Workday DevTalk.

Chris Bledsoe, head of developer Relations at Workday, is joined by Chris Cameron, managing director of Workday transformations at PwC. Together, they dive into the transformative potential of generative AI, discussing its impact on various industries, application development, and ethical considerations. From enhancing user experiences to addressing data quality and bias, the two explore how AI-driven innovations are reshaping business processes and driving the future of work.

Chris Bledsoe, head of developer Relations at Workday, is joined by Chris Cameron, managing director of Workday transformations at PwC. Together, they dive into the transformative potential of generative AI, discussing its impact on various industries, application development, and ethical considerations. From enhancing user experiences to addressing data quality and bias, the two explore how AI-driven innovations are reshaping business processes and driving the future of work. https://blog.workday.com/en-us/workday-devtalk-redefining-innovation-development-with-generative-ai.html

In this Workday DevTalk episode, Workday’s Andy Cannon, vice president and deputy general counsel, product and technology, and Kathy Pham, vice president, AI, discuss how compliance and technology teams can collaborate to boost AI innovation while doing so responsibly. https://blog.workday.com/en-us/workday-devtalk-compliance-plays-key-role-developing-innovative-responsible-ai.html

In this Workday DevTalk, Chris Bledsoe and Principal at Deloitte, Dan Stundt discuss the impact AI will have as industries find the best ways to incorporate AI into their sector. https://blog.workday.com/en-us/workday-devtalk-stepping-off-ai-hype-train-better-ai-impact.html

In this episode of Workday DevTalk, Workday’s head of developer relations Chris Bledsoe engages in conversation with Jason Miller, the lead software engineer at Chevron. Together, they explore the intersection of technology, innovation, and collaboration in the realm of application development. Their discussion highlights the challenges and triumphs of adopting new technologies and emphasizes the significance of teamwork to develop successful solutions. https://blog.workday.com/en-us/2024/workday-devtalk-strategies-enhancing-application-development.html

In this episode of Workday DevTalk, Chris Bledsoe, head of developer relations at Workday, and Sreenivas Raman, staff enterprise engineer at LinkedIn, discuss the rapidly evolving developer industry. Together, they explore the importance of staying current and connected for innovation and growth, key moments in the application development process, and Raman’s significant contributions to the Workday developer community. https://blog.workday.com/en-us/2024/workday-devtalk-community-leadership-workday-development.html

Dave Freetly, technical lead analyst at Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, talks with Workday’s Chris Bledsoe about his contributions to the Workday developer community. He also shares his own developer journey and invaluable lessons he has learned along the way, showcasing his ability to navigate complex business needs.

What do quantum physics and application development have in common? Chris Bledsoe, head of developer relations at Workday, chats with Krzysztof Zegadło, senior Workday technical consultant at PwC, about his journey from being a quantum physicist to becoming a developer, the similarities between the two, and his experience with building applications on Workday. https://blog.workday.com/en-us/2023/workday-podcast-devtalk-making-impact-workday-developer-community.html