Aneel, Workday co-founder and CEO, is on Intel's BoD and an Intel director since 2016. A few years ago, Intel started using WorkDay company-wide. Since 2016, Workday stock (WDAY) has nearly doubled. It was flat for the 3 previous years. Is there a conflict of interest here? Is this a case of the 'usual' corporate games of getting 'fair competing bids' (wink wink)? Smells fishy. Full transparency please.
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@jej, BOD shill! Workday IS inside intel. They are raking in the bucks and yes they sit on Intels BOD. What exactly is your point?
You mo--ns.. Workday was created after the Oracle-Peoplesoft acquisition. They are en exclusive Amazon Web Services (AWS) shop. There is a Werner Vogels Keynote, where Anil Bhusari lays out his AWS architecture... learn to read for once and not sniff consipiracy theories .
They have better things and companies to be in, than Intel.
Correction.... WorkDay (not WorkForce).
I remember when WorkForce was first rolled out at Intel. I was SHOCKED at the HUGE conflict of interest with the BoD member. Employees can't have lessor conflicts of interest but the BoD can have a HUGE glaring one??
Talk about a double standard. No wonder BK thought he could get away with so much sh*t.
Yes to me this has been obvious. Many pocket lining folks have piled onto Intel.
Yes. Something smells fishy here.