PLEASANTON, CALIF. – March 18, 2009 – Workday, Inc., the leader in enterprise-class SaaS-based Human Resources (HR) and Financial solutions, today announced new mobile capabilities to bring HR and Financial business processes to smart phones. iPhone capabilities are available now, with BlackBerry support planned for later this year.

What’s New
Workday has delivered new mobile capabilities to all customers in its latest update, extending business processes to mobile devices:

• Users can now review, approve, deny and revise tasks from the Workday system and view the status of ongoing business processes. For more details visit http://www.workday.com/mobile
• Users can also search their company’s worker directory for names, images and contact information. This information can be used to call or email coworkers directly and view physical addresses on Google Maps.
• Workday mobile applications include password and role-based security with time-out and sign-out preferences to align with customers’ security requirements.
• Workday mobile solutions are included in the latest Workday update and all customers make the transition to our newest capabilities in March 2009.

Workday's mobile solutions are built with a platform-independent core. As Workday continues to update its mobile capabilities, all devices will be able to take advantage of the same improvements, either through platform-specific client applications or mobile HTML.

• iPhone is the first client application to be released.
• Support for BlackBerry is planned for later in 2009.
• This architecture will enable mobile devices to take advantage of Workday’s rapid delivery of enterprise functionality.

The new Workday for iPhone application will be available in March free of charge on the Apple App Store. For more information on the new iPhone application and other capabilities included in our latest update, join us for an online Webinar March 25th. Visit http://www.workday.com/update7 to register.

Comments on the News
"Today's workers expect anywhere/anytime access to rich business applications, and mobile devices such as the iPhone finally deliver a platform for business applications that are a pleasure to use,” said Stan Swete, chief technology officer for Workday. “Workday’s new mobile capabilities leverage our modern architecture, so we can deliver applications and functionality quickly and seamlessly, across a broad range of mobile platforms, while maintaining the Workday user experience our customers expect."

	Workday for iPhone is part of the company’s latest solution update, available this month. Workday for iPhone lets users review, approve, deny and forward tasks from the Workday system and view the status of ongoing business processes. Users can search their company’s worker directory for names, images and contact information, call or email coworkers directly and view physical addresses on Google Maps.