HCLTech named a Workday sales partner to drive AI-led workforce transformation
HCL Technologies (HCLTech) announced that it has been named a Workday Sales Partner, strengthening its position in delivering AI-driven human capital management (HCM) solutions to enterprises globally.
In a press release dated July 8, 2025, the company said the partnership will help drive broader adoption of Workday's suite of solutions, combining HCLTech's advisory and pre-sales expertise with Workday's HCM, Financial Management, Payroll, and Adaptive Planning platforms.
HCLTech plans to leverage its GenAI-led service transformation platform, AI Force, to offer customers advanced AI insights, automation, and predictive analytics, enhancing agility, scalability, and resilience for organizations adopting Workday solutions.
'We are excited to embark on this journey with Workday. This partnership is pivotal in our mission to leverage AI, technology, and innovation to redefine the future of human capital management,' said Sadagopan S, Executive Vice President and Global Head of SaaS and Commercial Applications at HCLTech.
The company noted that its global reach—over 223,000 employees across 60 countries—and industry expertise across sectors like financial services, manufacturing, healthcare, telecom, and public services will further strengthen this collaboration.
HCLTech reported consolidated revenues of $13.8 billion for the twelve months ending March 2025.
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