Nearly 6,000 enterprise and public sector clients in
70 countries, covering every major global region
Focus on creating greater value for clients, partners and shareholders, growth opportunities for employees
Extensive partner network
Expected first-year synergies of approximately US$1 billion post-close
DXC Technology, a new organisation created by the merger of CSC with the Enterprise Services business of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), has debuted as an end-to-end IT services company.
"Technology is transforming business and industry at an extraordinary pace, and DXC Technology will help clients to thrive on change,” said Mike Lawrie, DXC Technology Chairman, President and CEO. "Our goal is to produce greater value for clients, partners and shareholders, along with compelling career opportunities for our people.
“Together with our partners, we help clients harness the power of innovation to create new business outcomes. Our technology independence, extensive partner network, and world-class talent are core differentiators. We begin the new chapter in our journey knowing that collectively we have met the challenges of innovation many times before, and with a clear and confident vision for navigating the future.”
Introduced as "New. But not born yesterday" on its website, DXC Technology has established a differentiated operating model to deliver a seamless client experience for technology solutions. The company has US$25 billion in annual revenues, nearly 6,000 enterprise and public sector clients in 70 countries, an established global partner network and approximately 170,000 employees.
The company delivers digital offerings developed jointly with its partner network. These include cloud, workload, platforms & IT operating models (ITO); workplace and mobility; security; analytics; application services; enterprise and cloud apps; consulting; business process services; and industry software and solutions. DXC Technology also has exclusive intellectual property (IP) for a variety of sectors including insurance, healthcare and life sciences, as well as travel and transportation; aerospace and defense; automotive, chemical, communications, media and entertainment, consumer products and retail, energy, manufacturing and technology.
DXC Technology has established more than 250 global partner network relationships, including 14 strategic partners: AWS, AT&T, Dell EMC, HCL, HPE, HP, IBM, Lenovo, MicroFocus, Microsoft, Oracle, PwC, SAP and ServiceNow. Its CeleritiFinTech joint venture with HCL Technologies serves banking and capital markets. DXC Technology subsidiaries include Fixnetix, Fruition Partners and Xchanging.
C Vijayakumar, CEO, HCL Technologies said, “HCL and DXC are collaborating on modernising banking, insurance and other legacy environments, thereby enabling our customers to embrace the technology of the future.”
The new company will operate in six global regions, including Asia, Middle East & Africa, and Australia and New Zealand. “DXC Technology is uniquely positioned to lead the digital transformation journeys for clients in more than 20 countries in our region,” said Maruf Majed, DXC Technology VP and GM, Asia, Middle East & Africa.
“The Asia, Middle East & Africa is expansive and integral to the operations of our clients and DXC Technology. With our extensive network of regional offices, global delivery centres, state-of-the-art data centres, and 24x7 service desks, clients can trust us to transform their businesses and thrive in this era of accelerating change.”
DXC Technology has a prominent presence throughout Asia, Middle East & Africa serving corporate and government clients. The company has global and regional delivery centres located in China, India, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
Pradeep Khurana, EVP and CIO of India-based SBI Card said, “HPE has been our partner for over a decade, bringing together solution elements of compute, storage, network and data centre management. With increased focus on services, DXC Technology is set to take it to the next level.”
Kerryn Meredith-Sotiris, Education Manager Information Technology, TasTAFE, the largest vocational education and training provider in Tasmania, Australia, said DXC Technology will provide access to even more capabilities to strengthen the existing partnership. "Nowhere else is this in place, and what a value proposition it provides both organisations. Good luck on the launch and exciting times ahead for the new pathways within the partnership,” she said.
Crawford Del Prete, Chief Research Officer, IDC said, “Digital transformation is changing how we think about the application of technology. Customers across all industries are creating new services at breakneck speed. This year, revenue growth from digital products and services is 2X that from traditional product portfolios. Professional services companies make these changes possible. DXC Technology is launching as an at-scale partner to help customers leverage the incredible changes ahead.”
John Madden, Global Practice Leader for IT Services at Ovum stated, “Bringing together two well-known and experienced IT services players into a unified organisation will give customers a strong new provider option as the digital transformation trend continues in the market. DXC Technology, as a pure-play services provider, can build on HPE Enterprise Services’ and CSC’s successful histories in cloud, security, application services, mobility and business process outsourcing (BPO) throughout multiple vertical industries with customers that are undergoing various stages of transformation.”
Rachael Stormonth, Executive VP at NelsonHall said, “DXC Technology is an IT services giant with global reach and an extensive portfolio. Forget what you knew a few years back about CSC or about HPE Enterprise Services. Each has become leaner and fitter, and CSC has benefited from a series of acquisitions in recent years that have brought in new capabilities in digital and in industry-specific IP. The new company is well positioned to be a dominant player in next generation IT services and solutions.”
Focus on creating greater value for clients, partners and shareholders, growth opportunities for employees
Extensive partner network
Expected first-year synergies of approximately US$1 billion post-close
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| Source: DXC. Lawrie rang the NYSE Opening Bell on April 3, 2017, kicking off the start of DXC stock trading on the public market, as well as employee celebrations in more than 150 locations worldwide. |
DXC Technology, a new organisation created by the merger of CSC with the Enterprise Services business of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), has debuted as an end-to-end IT services company.
"Technology is transforming business and industry at an extraordinary pace, and DXC Technology will help clients to thrive on change,” said Mike Lawrie, DXC Technology Chairman, President and CEO. "Our goal is to produce greater value for clients, partners and shareholders, along with compelling career opportunities for our people.
“Together with our partners, we help clients harness the power of innovation to create new business outcomes. Our technology independence, extensive partner network, and world-class talent are core differentiators. We begin the new chapter in our journey knowing that collectively we have met the challenges of innovation many times before, and with a clear and confident vision for navigating the future.”
Introduced as "New. But not born yesterday" on its website, DXC Technology has established a differentiated operating model to deliver a seamless client experience for technology solutions. The company has US$25 billion in annual revenues, nearly 6,000 enterprise and public sector clients in 70 countries, an established global partner network and approximately 170,000 employees.
The company delivers digital offerings developed jointly with its partner network. These include cloud, workload, platforms & IT operating models (ITO); workplace and mobility; security; analytics; application services; enterprise and cloud apps; consulting; business process services; and industry software and solutions. DXC Technology also has exclusive intellectual property (IP) for a variety of sectors including insurance, healthcare and life sciences, as well as travel and transportation; aerospace and defense; automotive, chemical, communications, media and entertainment, consumer products and retail, energy, manufacturing and technology.
DXC Technology has established more than 250 global partner network relationships, including 14 strategic partners: AWS, AT&T, Dell EMC, HCL, HPE, HP, IBM, Lenovo, MicroFocus, Microsoft, Oracle, PwC, SAP and ServiceNow. Its CeleritiFinTech joint venture with HCL Technologies serves banking and capital markets. DXC Technology subsidiaries include Fixnetix, Fruition Partners and Xchanging.
C Vijayakumar, CEO, HCL Technologies said, “HCL and DXC are collaborating on modernising banking, insurance and other legacy environments, thereby enabling our customers to embrace the technology of the future.”
The new company will operate in six global regions, including Asia, Middle East & Africa, and Australia and New Zealand. “DXC Technology is uniquely positioned to lead the digital transformation journeys for clients in more than 20 countries in our region,” said Maruf Majed, DXC Technology VP and GM, Asia, Middle East & Africa.
“The Asia, Middle East & Africa is expansive and integral to the operations of our clients and DXC Technology. With our extensive network of regional offices, global delivery centres, state-of-the-art data centres, and 24x7 service desks, clients can trust us to transform their businesses and thrive in this era of accelerating change.”
DXC Technology has a prominent presence throughout Asia, Middle East & Africa serving corporate and government clients. The company has global and regional delivery centres located in China, India, Malaysia, the Philippines and Vietnam.
Pradeep Khurana, EVP and CIO of India-based SBI Card said, “HPE has been our partner for over a decade, bringing together solution elements of compute, storage, network and data centre management. With increased focus on services, DXC Technology is set to take it to the next level.”
Kerryn Meredith-Sotiris, Education Manager Information Technology, TasTAFE, the largest vocational education and training provider in Tasmania, Australia, said DXC Technology will provide access to even more capabilities to strengthen the existing partnership. "Nowhere else is this in place, and what a value proposition it provides both organisations. Good luck on the launch and exciting times ahead for the new pathways within the partnership,” she said.
Crawford Del Prete, Chief Research Officer, IDC said, “Digital transformation is changing how we think about the application of technology. Customers across all industries are creating new services at breakneck speed. This year, revenue growth from digital products and services is 2X that from traditional product portfolios. Professional services companies make these changes possible. DXC Technology is launching as an at-scale partner to help customers leverage the incredible changes ahead.”
John Madden, Global Practice Leader for IT Services at Ovum stated, “Bringing together two well-known and experienced IT services players into a unified organisation will give customers a strong new provider option as the digital transformation trend continues in the market. DXC Technology, as a pure-play services provider, can build on HPE Enterprise Services’ and CSC’s successful histories in cloud, security, application services, mobility and business process outsourcing (BPO) throughout multiple vertical industries with customers that are undergoing various stages of transformation.”
Rachael Stormonth, Executive VP at NelsonHall said, “DXC Technology is an IT services giant with global reach and an extensive portfolio. Forget what you knew a few years back about CSC or about HPE Enterprise Services. Each has become leaner and fitter, and CSC has benefited from a series of acquisitions in recent years that have brought in new capabilities in digital and in industry-specific IP. The new company is well positioned to be a dominant player in next generation IT services and solutions.”
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