SOLUTION: Limit human virus exposure with robotics and AI
Robots enabled with artificial intelligence (AI) can help reduce the risk of human cross-infection in service environments such as hospitals, grocery stores, train stations and other citizen service agencies.
INSIGHT: COVID-19. Digital guidance: what can leaders do right now?
Digital transformation gives organisations more options than they would have traditionally had to respond to move forward even in times of crisis and uncertainty. In this viewpoint Michael Billimoria aims to provide CEOs, board members and business leaders with practical advice they can immediately put in action in response to the COVID-19 situation.
SOLUTION: Securely stand up remote environments
Organisations and employees must remain aware of the potential cyber security threats they face while activating business continuity plans, working from home and expanding the use of BYOD.
The current crisis is stress-testing every organisation. DXC is being called on not only to deliver on existing programs, but also to bring innovative ideas, speed and scale to new customer challenges. This is the environment for which DXC has built its business, and the circumstances that bring out the best in DXC people.
Our team of technology and industry experts are here to work with you and provide rapid response strategies across three key areas:
To support our customers, DXC can rapidly deliver additional ICT capability and support within our existing data centres or via cloud and platform capabilities.
Deploy a fully functional integrated contact centre solution with customised triage questions to manage your contact centre response to COVID-19.
Quickly respond to critical incidents by orchestrating response teams and plans, while maintaining a 360-degree view of the situation with the DXC Corporate Incident Response application, powered by ServiceNow.
Capturing real-time data on an individual’s health status to help monitor and coordinate care across populations during COVID-19.
DXC establishes two Rapid Deployment Centres in Australia and New Zealand to help our clients re-deploy their workforce into work from home environments during the COVID-19 crisis.
DXC Bionix™ platform helps organisations analyse and stabilise IT operations to reduce business impact during COVID-19.
Organisations and employees must remain aware of the potential cyber security threats they face while activating business continuity plans, working from home and expanding the use of BYOD.
Robots enabled with artificial intelligence (AI) can help reduce the risk of human cross-infection in service environments such as hospitals, grocery stores, train stations and other citizen service agencies.
