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Agentic AI dominated today's HR-tech headlines, with Accenture launching a Workday engineering programme for the technology, Metaview expanding its Workday integration to bring agentic recruiting to Fortune 500 employers, and TalentNeuron adding agentic capabilities to its Synapse platform for boardroom-ready workforce analysis. Fresh funding continued to flow into the space, with Scuba closing $34M in total funding and Duvo securing $32M in a Series A, while Humanly's acquisition of CareerArc signals growing appetite for combining recruitment marketing with AI-driven hiring. On the candidate experience front, new research highlighted a stark disconnect, finding job seekers are eight times more likely than talent leaders to rate an interview process poorly.
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Accenture has launched an engineering programme focused on agentic AI within the Workday platform, according to DQ, signalling a concrete push to embed autonomous AI capabilities into one of the market's leading HCM systems — a move HR buyers on Workday should watch for new agent-driven workflow options.
Read the full storyMetaview has expanded its two-way integration with Workday, according to Business Wire, allowing enterprise and Fortune 500 customers to deploy AI recruiting agents within their existing Workday environment without replacing current systems or controls. The move deepens Metaview's push into large-scale agentic recruiting and signals growing demand among major employers for AI-driven hiring workflows layered onto core HCM platforms.
Read the full storySAP Community's HCM blog details the pre-built product connectors that ship with the SmartRecruiters–SAP SuccessFactors integration, explaining how each connector keeps recruitment and core HR data in sync with SuccessFactors as the system of record — a practical implementation guide for HR-tech teams deploying this ATS/HCM stack.
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