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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.
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Episode #22
In this episode of DevTalk, Nick Moores sits down with Chrissy Galloway from ENMAX to discuss her transition from managing spreadsheets to building apps. Learn how to bridge the gap between business needs and technical builds, and why having the grit to hit reset on a project is often the fastest way to move forward.
Episode #21
You don’t need a computer science degree to build powerful apps and solve complex business problems. In this episode of DevTalk, host Nick Moores speaks with Jules Mayberry about her transition from 11 years in the Coast Guard to becoming a Workday developer. Learn how Jules redefined her career, conquered imposter syndrome, and turned "no" into "yes" for her organization.
Episode #20
As "vibe coding" dominates developer timelines, the engineering landscape is facing a massive paradigm shift. In this special episode of Workday DevTalk live at DevCon 2026, Obinna Ekwuno sits down with Joe Lee to explore the day-to-day realities, risks, and massive potential of agentic engineering. They will dive into the core challenges of managing and debugging non-deterministic, AI-generated code in production environments, and how Workday's new Developer Agent allows builders to bypass mundane architectural plumbing and focus on hard system logic safely.
Episode #19
On this special episode of Workday DevTalk filmed live at DevCon 2026, host Mark Woollen (GVP, Partner Innovation, Workday) and guest Christopher Cameron (Managing Director, PwC) deliver an operational blueprint for engineering leaders navigating the shift to an agentic AI model. As enterprise platforms transition to autonomous agents, the playbook for technical leadership is changing. Discover how to successfully restructure development teams, shift engineering KPIs, protect developer retention, and build a resilient technical organization capable of thriving in the agentic era.
Episode #18
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 Workday Data Cloud turns Workday into a first-class data source you can query in place and plug directly into your AWS stack. Learn how to leverage clean, real-time enterprise data to safely build smarter AI agents and models from day one—without the messy ETL jobs.
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