DXC Technology enhances alliance with ServiceNow to advance AI integration

DXC Technology, a prominent player in global IT services, has deepened its collaboration with ServiceNow to accelerate the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and optimize workflow solutions for businesses worldwide. This partnership aims to bring greater value to enterprises by harnessing DXC’s implementation expertise alongside ServiceNow’s innovative AI-powered platforms.

Central to this enhanced partnership is the establishment of a dedicated Center of Excellence (CoE), which combines DXC’s domain knowledge with ServiceNow’s generative AI (GenAI) capabilities. This initiative is designed to streamline the adoption of advanced AI technologies for businesses, driving productivity and operational efficiency while reducing implementation timelines. Through this collaboration, the companies aspire to redefine digital transformation across various sectors, offering tailored solutions that address specific organizational needs.

DXC Technology, already a Global Elite partner of ServiceNow, has also committed to advancing ServiceNow’s professional and managed services, which include the ServiceNow Impact suite. This suite leverages AI to maximize return on investment and enhance value realization for clients. The integration of ServiceNow’s Now Platform with DXC’s proprietary Platform X, a self-healing IT infrastructure solution, exemplifies the technical depth of the partnership. This integration empowers DXC’s clients by offering predictive insights and preemptive issue resolutions, crucial for maintaining resilient IT operations.

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The partnership will expand its global presence by aligning efforts in key geographical markets. DXC has bolstered its ServiceNow capabilities by earning over 1,900 certifications and more than 1,000 accreditations for its employees, underscoring its commitment to excellence. The company’s ServiceNow-focused Training Academy plays a pivotal role in nurturing expertise, ensuring skilled resources for handling complex digital challenges.

Leadership from both organizations has expressed optimism about the partnership’s potential. DXC’s Brian Miller emphasized the value of leveraging industry expertise to enhance customer outcomes, while Erica Volini from ServiceNow highlighted the shared vision of delivering market-leading innovations that promote efficiency and productivity.


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