Scrumconnect Consulting has today formalised a partnership with Workday, Inc., the AI-powered platform trusted for managing people and money across industries. Known for its user-first digital solutions, Scrumconnect views the collaboration as a leap forward in supporting public services through intelligent automation and innovation.
This collaboration will initially target Workday expansion across local government, higher education, and the NHS—three sectors undergoing rapid digital change and facing growing demands on service delivery.
Scrumconnect already delivers services to 16 of the UK government’s top 75 digital priorities and has now launched a dedicated Workday Centre of Excellence in Newcastle to offer clients expert support throughout their ERP journey.
“As an SME that is deeply engrained in the public sector, we’re uniquely positioned to offer fresh perspectives and integration capabilities to Workday customers,” says Shilpa Kaluti, co-founder and CFO at Scrumconnect. “We aim to be a true partner to customers, helping them to maximise Workday’s potential, streamline operations, and stay ahead of change.”
As a Workday Partner, Scrumconnect will be helping organisations without in-house Workday expertise in three key areas as part of Workday Application Management Services (AMS):
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Build: Helping clients implement robust integrations, configurations and data models.
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Run: Managing and maintaining systems post-launch with a focus on optimisation and stability.
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Enhance: Advising teams on how to adopt new functionality, drive efficiency, and stay ahead of change.
To accompany the announcement, Scrumconnect has released a new digital guide for CIOs and operational leaders titled What Follows Implementation?. The publication shares actionable insights for maintaining ERP value over time, based on Scrumconnect’s real-life public sector experience.
Workday’s flexible, cloud-based HCM and Financial Management platforms remain key to improving visibility, agility and decision-making for public bodies working to modernise and grow.
