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5 Questions on Workday Professional Services Automation by Betsy Bland, vice president, financial management products, Workday

For more information on Workday Financial Management's reporting and analytics capabilities, please visit:

• Press Release:
  Workday Redefines Enterprise Planning, Budgeting, and Forecasting
  
  
• Blogs:
  3 Takeaways on Workday Planning from Betsy Bland, vice president, financial management products, Workday
  
  

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