Our environmental targets
DXC Technology has set ambitious targets for reducing our energy consumption, lowering our greenhouse gas emissions and shrinking our IT asset waste. We also help our customers increase their energy efficiency and reduce their environmental impacts with next-generation solutions such as cloud computing, desktop virtualization and data center management.
Customer experience
Organizations around the world turn to DXC Technology for help in meeting their most important corporate responsibility goals. Working with us, they’ve responded rapidly to the COVID-19 crisis, helped consumers shrink their carbon footprint and improved the environment.
Community and people impact
At DXC, we value our society, our people and the communities in which we live and work. To help them, we’re engaged in numerous efforts and projects.
DXC Technology is serious about lowering energy consumption, associated greenhouse gas emissions and e-waste. Here’s a quick look at our progress:
DXC is committed to reducing our carbon footprint, and that of our customers, too. To get there, we’re lowering our energy usage and shifting to energy from renewable sources.
At DXC, we’ve prioritized the elimination of waste and the continual use of our resources. We reuse equipment, scale flexible solutions and services, and reduce our e-waste. We’re also transforming how we manage IT asset disposal, general waste and water.
Suppliers are integral to DXC’s corporate responsibility strategy. We work closely with our suppliers to protect employee rights, enforce labor standards, fight corruption, protect the environment, and promote diversity and inclusion.
At DXC, we’re identifying our own climate risk and taking concrete steps to lower it. We integrate climate-related issues into companywide risk identification, assessment and management processes.
Enhancing the lives of people with low vision or blindness through co-design
We chose DXC as a partner because we feel they are at the forefront in terms of
championing inclusive environments. It’s very important for us that we’re partnering
with an organization where that’s a genuine focus for them.
Guide Dogs Victoria (GDV) is a not-for-profit organization with approximately 165 employees and 510 volunteers, delivering over 1.3 million volunteer hours each year.
Driving efficiencies, improving outcomes and minimizing environmental effects
We have looked at this from all aspects of the operation of our data center facilities to the sustainable strategies at our supply chain partners.
Expansion of data centers raises concerns about the environmental effects, including increased electricity consumption, water usage, refrigerant and fire suppressant gasses, the generation of electronic and cabling waste, and server technology.
Brussels battles air pollution with high-tech, low-emissions zone
The data is then automatically compared in our database with data from the Vehicle Registration Service so that the technical characteristics of the vehicle are checked and compared against the rules of the LEZ.
The 1.2 million residents of Brussels, the 325,000 people who enter the city every day for work — not to mention the millions of tourists who visit each year — are breathing a little easier today, thanks to a technologically advanced program designed to improve air quality by prohibiting highly polluting vehicles from entering the city.
Inspiring more young women to pursue technology careers
As an employee of DXC, I find it really heartening to see us involved in initiatives such as the HTP project. It shows DXC cares about making a change and moving towards a more equal future.
HTP can now spread its important message to schools and the wider community at scale.