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Workday General Manager Ben Pierce details Adaptive's product expansion

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Ben Pierce, General Manager of Adaptive at Workday, detailed his career history, which includes roles at Motorola, Tidemark, and IBM. He noted that Adaptive, which Workday purchased for US$1.55 billion in 2018, is behind the Decision Intelligence product. This product is now available to customers of Workday HCM and Workday Financial Management.

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The expansion of Decision Intelligence into Workday's core financial and workforce management systems indicates a strategic move to integrate advanced planning tools into enterprise resource planning offerings. Adaptive started with financial planning and has since expanded into workforce planning.

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  • Ben PierceGeneral Manager of Adaptive at Workday
  • MotorolaCompany where Ben Pierce started his career as a design engineer
  • IBMCompany where Ben Pierce held a sales leadership role
  • TidemarkCompany where Ben Pierce served as vice president of sales

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