Workday, a prominent human resources and enterprise software company, has announced plans to sustain its workforce expansion in India, which has seen its employee count grow to approximately 1,300 over the last year. The company is capitalizing on India's large pool of skilled workers and lower operating costs, with plans to open new offices in Delhi and Bengaluru. Currently, Workday operates in Mumbai and two other cities, and serves over 1,800 customers in India, including major firms like Target, Netflix, and Nvidia. Sunil Jose, president of Workday India, emphasized the company's commitment to maintaining its hiring pace but did not specify a timeline for the new office openings. The firm is also deepening its investments in artificial intelligence (AI), focusing on automating internal operations and enhancing customer-facing products. AI agents are increasingly being deployed to streamline payroll, hiring, finance, and expense management processes, with some customers reportedly reducing hiring times by 70%. This strategic move comes as global centers in India ramp up hiring for advanced AI and data skills, despite concerns about the impact of AI on traditional business models.