AI's future in aerospace and defense
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DXC in Aerospace and Defense
We help the world's largest aerospace manufacturing companies increase output, ensure better quality and improve on-time delivery.
More A&D manufacturers trust DXC than any other IT service provider for their air, land and sea businesses.
DXC is helping a major European A&D company by providing cloud migration, security and analytics services. DXC is modernizing the customer's IT architecture and building an agile platform so they can develop and deploy solutions such as next generation smart factories, optimize assets and use artificial intelligence to help with everyday business challenges.
(2018 Momentum® Market Trends & Insights Vertical Report on A&D)
More aerospace and defense solutions
Smart Factory
Smart Factory
Realize the financial and productivity benefits of smart factory technologies. Digital manufacturing (Industry 4.0) using the DXC Smart Factory approach can deploy agile delivery processes and data-driven decision-making capabilities.
Digital Thread
Digital Thread
Access, integrate and transform disparate data into actionable information for consistent, continuous improvement across the design, manufacture and service domains with a digital thread.
Digital Twin
Digital Twin
Create replicated models and simulations of a physical asset’s performance during the entire aerospace manufacturing life cycle to discover deficiencies before physical processes and products are completed.
Digital Workplace
Digital Workplace
Provide employees with better, more productive technology experiences that help them do their work faster, in a more personalized way, using technology that can assist, train and support their unique industry needs.
Featured case studies
Textron’s Peter Claus on transforming business
The companies that will succeed long-term will be the ones that use smart technology — both emerging and proven — to positively impact the bottom line for their business.
Business transformation
Scandinavian Airlines
Digital transformation is all about being data-driven. You need to go digital, you need to collect the data and you need to start to gain insights for real.
Deploy and scale analytics capabilities
All Nippon Airways increases IT quality and cuts cost
We want DXC at our side as we boldly take on challenges that others couldn’t even consider.
Managing complex infrastructure and ensuring high availability for critical systems
Royal Australian Navy
The ship’s company are now able to progress through the unit readiness workup process faster. We have therefore been able to reduce the total time of a workup which has saved the Navy sea days and money.
Mobile on-board training system
