Workato buying intent

I will be honest. Walking into my first nonprofit panel, I was a little anxious. I was sitting alongside people who know this space far better than I do, and I was not sure I had enough to contribute. What I walked away with instead was a full heart and a head full of new ideas. The Majurity Conversation is The Majurity Trust 's annual flagship event, and this year's topic could not have been more timely: AI for Impact, the trends, the threats, and the tools. I had the privilege of sharing the panel with Christine Chia from Google and Christian Chao from Care Corner Singapore Ltd , and being guided through the conversation by a thoughtful moderator, Martin Tan . I learnt as much from them as I hope the audience did from any of us. We live in a genuinely fortunate place. A progressive and generous government. A society that cares deeply about giving. A room full of people whose entire purpose is to serve the community. And yet, the multiplier effect feels like it is still waiting to happen. The dots are there. The question is how we connect them. AI can feel overwhelming, and I understand why. I am privileged to work in tech. We live and breathe this every day. But for many organisations in the social sector, even knowing where to start feels daunting. That is why I want to make a simple call to fellow tech companies: please do not work in silos. Come into this ecosystem. Collaborate. The social sector does not need us to hand them technology. They need us to sit beside them, help them dream a little bigger, and show them what is possible. I am so proud of our Workato team for doing exactly that. Thank you to Sen Rong Poh , XiangJun E. , Bryan Yap , and D David Livingston for building out the HR and Expense use cases together with the two charities that so generously volunteered their real-world challenges. Thank you to Yuko Miyahara and Shrikanth R. for running the breakout sessions and walking nonprofits through, step by step, how something as familiar as a mentor-mentee matching programme can become so much more powerful when you allow yourself to imagine it differently. And to Lavanya Karthikeyan Ee Shan Sim , Ken Ng , and Brandon T. , thank you for stopping by to support the team and for the genuine conversations you had with participants. To everyone in the audience who asked questions and pushed the conversation into territory that got me thinking long after I left the room, thank you. And thank you to Martin, Joyce and Hui Hui for the invitation to be part of something so meaningful. This is the kind of work that reminds me why the intersection of tech and community matters so much. I hope more people will show up for it.

Every IT team knows the pain of chasing down unused licenses - the manual work, the back and forth with employees, and the cleanup cycles that never quite stick. License Genie fixes that. It identifies underused licenses, engages employees on the right solution, and handles the rest automatically. Carter Busse and Patricia Andrea Guevarra walk through exactly how it works in this demo. It’s worth a watch. Dive into this article to learn more about License Genie: https://lnkd.in/eA9NF4a7 #AgenticAI #AIAgents

they can't orchestrate a core business process. You wouldn't trust them to onboard an employee or pay a vendor.