Even now, these 6 steps can improve business continuity
Business continuity is a revitalized topic. Even companies with comprehensive plans are finding vulnerabilities and preparing for more uncertainty.
Here’s what agility means right now, when it counts most
In today’s environment, for many businesses agility means mobilizing resources effectively at speed, in order to survive.
A checklist for business continuity
Whether dealing with a coronavirus challenge or a natural disaster, organizations need to prepare for emergencies that require a sudden location switch.
Digital solutions to address the current challenges
The current crisis is stress-testing every organization. DXC is not only delivering on existing commitments, but working to bring innovative ideas, speed and scale to new customer challenges. This environment brings out the best in DXC people and spawns innovation.
Our team of technology and industry experts is here to work with you and provide rapid response strategies to:
- Build long-term resiliency and efficiency and address new business demands
- Enhance capacity and business continuity
- Enable new ways of working
The challenges customers face today require intelligent IT strategies backed by excellence in execution.
Talk to an expertBuild resiliency and address new business demands
Build resiliency and address new business demands
As we move beyond this crisis, here are ways to better align technology to the new demands of business and employee needs.
Enhance capacity and business continuity
Enhance capacity and business continuity
Delivering critical services when a crisis causes disruption is crucial. Organizations of every type are turning to DXC for help in quickly scaling their capacity, and then providing the expert resources to simplify and optimize their environment.
Enable new ways of working
Enable new ways of working
Digital workplace solutions help connect employees anytime, anywhere, on any device – even in times like these. DXC is helping customers keep their business running efficiently, no matter what occurs. We enable new ways of working, connecting and collaborating, even when it’s difficult for employees to travel or go into the office.
DXC's Enterprise Technology Stack
DXC's Enterprise Technology Stack
Learn how we are helping customers modernize IT, optimize data architectures, and make everything secure, scalable and orchestrated across public, private and hybrid clouds.
How we've been helping
Evaluation Enables Continuity
“While the COVID-19 circumstances were not the inspiration for the project, because of the work DXC did, DreamWorks was much more ready to pivot into remote workflows and use of HP Remote Graphics.”
Jeff Wike, CTO, DreamWorks Animation
Remote working fosters better collaboration
The COVID-19 pandemic left many URSA employees with no other option than to work in their homes. DXC and the manufacturer’s IT team deployed all the tools needed for remote work. “Some people are collaborating with each other even more than before.”
Joaquín Lozano Agramunt, Group CFO, URSA, a large European manufacturer
Provisioning the Nightingale emergency hospital in London
DXC worked with the NHS to provision critical IT equipment and associated services to support opening of the Nightingale hospital for COVID-19 patients. In under 2 weeks DXC deployed hundreds of PCs on site so that the facility could be ready to receive patients.
UK’s National Health Service (NHS)
Processed 36K benefits applications in 1 week
The team kicked into overdrive to support Californians filling for benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic, processing over 36,000 online applications in one week for medical, food and cash assistance – significantly more than the typical ~30,000 applications per month.
CalSAWS Consortium, a community public resource company
