Workday signs up as a Gold partner for the 2026 IT Indaba

post-title

The cloud-based provider has signed up for a Gold stand at the 2026 IT Indaba taking place on 21 October 2026.

Founded in 2005, Workday provides an AI-powered cloud-based platform for managing human resources, planning and finances in organisations. Workday’s software enables businesses to empower their people, make faster decisions and streamline operations by delivering a single source of organisational truth across financial, operational and workforce data.

The 2026 IT Indaba promises to bring together thousands of IT professionals, tech influencers involved in the procurement of systems, tools, platforms and services, along with user experience developers who deal with the core processes and client interfaces of the business.

The full-day event will feature live demos, pitches, exhibitors like Workday from across the tech industry and insights from leading CIOs about AI, cybersecurity, cloud computing and other tech-related topics.

For more information about this event, please contact Nomahlubi Sonjica. For exhibition opportunities, please contact Nick Smith.

 

Related articles

AI infrastructure needs power, protection and permission

Data centre expansion requires transparent national resource accounts tracking electricity and water consumption across regions. Unifying infrastructure screening ensures digital ambition aligns with long-term host community value and grid resilience.

CIO Keneilwe Gwabeni gives ten matriculants a head start in tech

Ten matriculants from Gauteng’s townships got a taste of the working world and experience building digital prototypes alongside Rand Mutual Assurance top technologists. At the end of the 48-hour project each pupil left with a laptop and a clearer view of their futures.

Frictionless trust at scale: How we are empowering Africa’s digital future

Across the continent, Africa’s digital economy is writing one of the most remarkable growth stories of the modern era. From Nairobi to Lagos, dynamic mobile-first ecosystems, rapid smartphone adoption, and thriving tech hubs are bypassing traditional Western legacy cycles entirely. Yet, this hyper-growth brings a complex mandate: as digital adoption accelerates, so do cyber threats, complex cross-border compliance demands, and the urgent need to balance ironclad security with seamless customer experiences.

Top