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HPE says monday.com no-code apps let executives cut status meetings to monthly

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Hewlett Packard Enterprise built no-code dashboards on monday.com's monday vibe tool, and its executives moved their status review meetings from weekly to monthly, according to HPE capability lead Kate Kenner.

Kenner says a finalize button archives each month's numbers as a system of record.

Kenner also says she configured an AI agent that pulls Microsoft Teams attendance each week and flags people missing from HR records. The source reports these results as HPE's own account; no independent figures on time saved or data accuracy are given.

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  1. SiliconANGLE · AINews
    HPE cuts executive status meetings with no-code apps built on monday.com

    AIHewlett Packard Enterprise built no-code dashboards on monday.com's monday vibe tool, and executives reduced their status review meetings from weekly to monthly, according to HPE capability lead Kate Kenner. A finalize button archives each month's numbers as a system of record, and an AI agent Kenner configured pulls Microsoft Teams attendance each week and flags people missing from HR records.

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