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Preparing for a virtual desktop world
The new age of the remote employee is upon us. Close to half the workforce in the U.S. never worked from home before the worldwide healthcare crisis, Statista reports. Today, 44% work from home five days a week. Companies had to scramble to adapt their services and systems so that business could continue. Now, they […]
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DXC Bulgaria helps local families access remote education
February 24, 2021 By DXC Cares
Schools around the world had to move their classrooms online last year as the healthcare crisis worsened. In Bulgaria, students across the country have faced new challenges trying to adapt to remote … [Continue Reading]
5 cloud trends that will reshape IT in 2021
February 8, 2021 By DXC on Cloud
We rang in 2020 with all the expectations that cloud computing would continue its progression as a massive catalyst for digital transformation throughout the enterprise. What we didn’t expect was a … [Continue Reading]
DXC Vietnam provides disaster and health crisis relief in rural districts
February 1, 2021 By DXC Cares
DXC Vietnam’s commitment to corporate responsibility was very evident in 2020. The most recent of the many initiatives it undertook last year was to provide major relief to two rural districts in Thua … [Continue Reading]
Want the full benefits of cloud? Rethink the journey.
January 27, 2021 By Vinod Bagal
There’s no denying that companies have realized many benefits from using public clouds – hyperscalability, faster deployment and, perhaps most importantly, flexible operating costs. Cloud has helped … [Continue Reading]
A 12-point framework for operational resilience
January 13, 2021 By DXC on Applications
Businesses today must take a new approach to operational resilience so that they can be more adept at anticipating disruptive events and agile in responding to and recovering from them. In a world … [Continue Reading]
5 key trends that will impact cyber security in 2021
January 8, 2021 By DXC on Security
Will this year be as tumultuous as 2020? Let’s hope not. But one thing won’t change: In 2021, as is the case every year, companies will continue to be challenged by new or evolving cyber security … [Continue Reading]
Q&A: Moving ERP to the public cloud
December 17, 2020 By Sita Lowman
Many large companies are considering migrating their ERP applications — including SAP S/4HANA — to the public cloud. Drivers for many companies include cost, flexibility or adopting a cloud-first … [Continue Reading]
Testing as a Service: a better way to test applications
December 3, 2020 By Roger Smith and Suchanda Basu
There’s a better way to test the software applications powering your latest business services. It’s called Testing as a Service. TaaS helps to improve the quality of your applications in a way that’s … [Continue Reading]
Checklist for business continuity with a remote workforce
November 13, 2020 By Dean Fernandes
Whether dealing with the current coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis or anticipating a future natural disaster, organizations need to prepare for emergencies that require employees to suddenly switch from a … [Continue Reading]
Artificial intelligence in travel and transportation
November 13, 2020 By DXC Technology
Moving people and cargo around the globe, safely and on time, is a logistical challenge that draws on vast amounts of data. This data is a powerful but under-leveraged resource that can be put to … [Continue Reading]
Design thinking: A powerful tool for A&D transformation
November 13, 2020 By ToniAnn Thomas
Don’t just play to your strengths. For aerospace and defense (A&D) companies undergoing big technological changes, that’s good advice — even if it’s counterintuitive. That’s because the main … [Continue Reading]
Remember the human factor when managing your remote workforce
November 13, 2020 By Dean Fernandes and Sita Lowman
In an emergency situation, it doesn’t matter if you’ve equipped employees with the latest smartphone, the fastest laptops, or dropped gigabit fiber into their homes. All of the technology in the world … [Continue Reading]