Albida Consulting joins Workday reseller program to manage software procurement and integration

The technology consultancy is now authorized to distribute cloud-based human resources and finance systems, combining licensing with its implementation services for regional enterprises.

Shawn Ramsay, CEO at Albida

Albida Consulting, an advisory firm focused on business transformation and technology execution, has entered the value-added reseller program of Workday, a developer of cloud enterprise software for finance and human resources. Through this agreement, Albida is authorized to directly sell Workday software licenses and product bundles. This capability is integrated with the consultancy's existing services, which include system implementation and technical support for corporate clients.

By securing these reseller credentials, the firm consolidates the software lifecycle into a single operational channel. Organizations seeking to update their technology infrastructure can utilize Albida to handle the initial procurement of the system, the deployment of the software, and the subsequent operational adjustments. The structure of this partnership pairs technical execution with consulting frameworks, enabling regional businesses to restructure their human resources, payroll, and financial departments using a centralized provider.

Shawn Ramsay, CEO at Albida, outlined the scope of the partnership. “Enrolling in the Workday VAR programme marks a significant milestone for Albida,” says Ramsay. “Meeting the eligibility criteria for this programme reinforces our commitment to helping organisations transform their HR and finance operations. It allows us to bring greater value, more tailored solutions and enhanced support throughout every stage of the Workday journey.”

The integration of licensing and consulting functions reduces the required steps for enterprises modernizing their critical systems. This partnership establishes a direct link between the software acquisition process and its practical application, allowing companies to transition their core systems through a single point of contact.