Workday says Taiwan, Hong Kong firms lag in AI workflow integration
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Enterprise AI tools are spreading quickly across Taiwan and Hong Kong, but a new Workday study found that many employees are still losing time to disconnected systems, repeated data checks and manual information transfers. The report, based on 6,100 professionals globally, including 200 respondents in Taiwan and Hong Kong, showed that a quarter of local workers still spend seven hours or more each week moving information and verifying data.
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