The future of work: monday.com merges AI with the workplace – News

The steep ascendency of artificial intelligence has created a surge in enterprise-wide reorganizations aimed at streamlining operations toward simplicity, agility and cross-sectoral visibility. The trend of teams operating separately as cocooned siloes with thin-woven communication lines is giving way to centralized communication and functioning for the future of work.

At Elevate ’25, theCUBE spoke with leaders and innovators to explore how AI is becoming the silent infrastructure of the modern workplace. The event spotlights how enterprises are embedding AI and automation into everyday workflows — streamlining processes, breaking down silos and lubricating operations.

“AI resets people’s expectations of what they can get from software,” said Eran Zinman (pictured), co-founder and co-chief information officer of Monday.com Ltd. “I think that software for work was always about helping you manage the processes, helping you manage the Salesforce, whatever it is. With AI, I think customers’ expectations are changing. AI can actually help you deliver the work, not just manage it, but also do the work for you. This is our big announcement here at Elevate.”

As the event unfolded, theCUBE’s Paul Nashawaty had several conversations centering on AI as the new silent infrastructure of work. The discourse also touches on monday.com’s flexible, no-code platform at the center, underscoring a future where visibility, efficiency and collaboration define the workplace.

Here are six insights from the event on AI and the future of work:

1. Innovations headline the show, as AI charts the future of work

Kicking things off was the unveiling of several platform innovations in the monday.com toolkit. First is monday magic, which auto-builds workflows from simple prompts; monday vibe, enabling no-code app creation with seamless data integration; and monday agents, an AI-powered assistant that handle tasks such as scheduling, emails and calls. With 260,000 customers across 200+ industries, monday.com positions AI as a scalable workforce multiplier—helping companies expand without increasing headcount, according to Zinman.

Real-world use cases include Pepsi-Cola Company Frito-Lay Inc. reducing low-value workloads and Maplebear Inc. (DBA as Instacart) accelerating delivery. Built with enterprise-grade security, these tools make advanced AI accessible, intuitive and ready for global adoption.

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2. Eligeo Builds AI-Powered Construction Efficiencies on monday.com

Eligeo’s Derek Major unpacks econstruct with theCUBE.

A platinum consultancy partner with monday.com since 2017, Eligeo CRM Inc. developed econstruction, a monday.com-powered platform that replaces fragmented systems with unified workflows for project management, HR, customer service and field operations. By integrating AI, Eligeo enables real-time updates from job sites, predictive scheduling and automated impact analysis to manage delays, according to Derek Major, chief executive officer of Eligeo. Features such as bid portals and automated request for proposal ingestion streamline collaboration between contractors, subs and suppliers, reducing project workflows from days to minutes.

Watch the full interview on theCUBE.

3. Breaking silos and tool fatigue by putting AI in the flow of work

The moday.com platform’s primary objective is to help enterprises simplify workflows, reduce tool fatigue and embrace AI. To streamline integration, the platform has consolidated from 15+ tools to a unified system, cutting costs and complexity. AI is central to this shift, with features such as embedded automation reducing manual tasks from hours to seconds, according to Lindsay Browning, regional vice president of enterprise sales at monday.com.

Check out theCUBE’s complete interview.

4. EBay transforms global marketing with automation, faster campaigns and real-time visibility

EBay’s Jonathan Sanchez discusses leveraging monday.com for operational success with theCUBE.

Previously hindered by siloed tools and fragmented communication, eBay Inc. unified over 3,000 annual campaigns across 190 markets into a single platform, according to Jonathan Sanchez, senior manager of marketing tools and systems implementation at eBay. Using monday.com’s intake forms, boards and dashboards, the company streamlined collaboration, cut campaign setup time by 70% and reduced support tickets from 200 to just 14, he added. With over 900 automations and templates, the team eliminated duplicate efforts, standardized workflows and onboarded 1,000+ users in just three months, achieving scalability, cost savings and real-time visibility for executives.

Don’t miss the full interview on theCUBE.

5. Monday.com unveils sidekick, vibe and other agents to power the future of work

Digging deeper into AI’s role in modern work, the event hosted the unveiling of monday sidekick, a contextual AI assistant embedded directly in workflows that proactively supports users with full organizational context, according to Daniel Lereya, chief product and technology officer at monday.com. Also spotlighted was monday campaigns for seamless sales-marketing alignment and the introduction of monday magic and monday vibe, enabling citizen developers to build tailored business apps with natural language.

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6. MITER Brands streamlines marketing with monday.com automation

Another highlight came from MITER Brands, which has leveraged the monday.com platform to transform its marketing workflows. Previously hindered by chaos, siloed teams and a lack of standardization across multiple brands, MITER has now centralized operations to drive operational excellence. By starting with “doers” such as designers and developers, the company built intake forms and workflows tailored to team needs, layering automation gradually to enhance efficiency, according to Josh Soto, senior marketing operations manager at MITER Brands.

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Here’s the complete video playlist, part of News’s and theCUBE’s coverage of Elevate ’25:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=videoseries

(* Disclosure: TheCUBE is a paid media partner for Monday.com ‘s Elevate ’25 event. Neither Monday.com Ltd., the sponsor of theCUBE’s event coverage, nor other sponsors have editorial control over content on theCUBE or News.)

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