
Workday DevTalk is the podcast for developers, by developers. Join host Nick Moores, Head of Developer Relations at Workday, as he sits down with the engineers, IT leaders, and tech experts building the future of enterprise applications. Each episode explores the latest in application development, technology trends, and best practices, giving Workday developers the insights they need to stay ahead... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 27 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TechnologyBusiness | |||

On this special episode of Workday DevTalk filmed live at DevCon 2026, host Sameer Kachare (Workday) and guest Andy Palmer (Director of Technology, AWS) dive into how the Workday and AWS partnership removes data pipeline friction.
Discover how Workd... more
Dean Arnold, Vice President of AI Platform at Workday, and Jay Wieczorkowski, GM of Developer Platform at Workday, give a deep dive into how the new Workday Developer Agent eliminates the historic compromise between speed and security, allowing engin... more
In this crossover episode, Nick Moores (DevTalk) and Mark Woollen (The Innovation Exchange) discuss the transition of Workday from a guarded enterprise tool to a flourishing, open developer platform.
Workday’s Joe Lee joins DevTalk to discuss why this year’s DevCon is a pivotal moment for developers as theoretical AI concepts turn into reality with the new agent platform. From deep dives into the "agentic harness" to the legendary hackathon, disc... more
This podcast is fun, sharp, and unapologetically WD geeky—the kind of show that keeps your Workday skills optimized without requiring a single EIB. It’s easy to listen to, dangerously easy to binge, and somehow always leaves you feeling a full R2 ahead. Every year, I’m counting down the days until Workday Disney World (aka DevCon), where the magic is real and the sessions are also highly caffeinated.
Come see the human centric side of Workday!
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Focused on the developer community, this series provides insights into the latest trends and best practices in application development, particularly within the context of enterprise applications. Discussions frequently feature industry leaders and experts who explore topics such as AI-driven development, responsible AI practices, and evolving developer roles in the tech landscape. What sets this series apart is its emphasis on collaboration among developers and the practical implications of technological advancements, making it particularly relevant for those within the tech industry seeking to expand their knowledge and skillset.
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Recent guests on Workday DevTalk include:
1. Andy Palmer
2. Jay Wieczorkowski
3. Mark Woollen
4. Gabe Monroy
5. Chris Humphrey
6. Minos Ataliotis
7. McKenzie Girvan
8. Tony Gilfillan
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