Workday Unveils AI-Powered Learning Platform Powered by Sana

The new platform, announced on Tuesday, integrates Sana's AI capabilities directly into Workday's existing suite, allowing companies to create and deliver personalized learning paths. Unlike traditional learning management systems that rely on static courses, Workday Learning uses AI to recommend content based on an employee's role, skills, and real-time performance data.

A key feature is the ability to generate custom learning materials from a company's own documents, videos, and other resources. Managers can also use the platform to identify skill gaps within their teams and assign targeted training, with progress tracked through Workday's analytics dashboard.

Workday said the platform is designed to help organizations adapt to rapid technological change, particularly around AI adoption. By focusing on capability building rather than compliance, the company aims to make learning a continuous, integrated part of work rather than a separate task.

The launch comes as businesses increasingly seek to upskill employees in AI and other emerging technologies. Workday's move positions it against other enterprise learning platforms, but the company emphasizes that its advantage lies in the deep integration with its existing HR and finance systems.

Workday Learning powered by Sana is available now for existing Workday customers, with broader rollout planned for later this year.