DXC Technology has announced Xponential, a next-generation AI orchestration blueprint. Already a proven framework utilised by leading global enterprises, Xponential simplifies the complexity that often stalls large-scale AI adoption. The architecture seamlessly integrates people, processes, and technology to deliver measurable results, accelerate modernisation, and help enable businesses to operationalise AI securely and responsibly.
“Business leaders are eager to capture the promise of AI, but too often they get stuck in pilots or struggle to scale,” said Raul Fernandez, President and CEO of DXC. “DXC is uniquely positioned to help, with deep industry expertise, proven AI capabilities, and a track record of transforming complex operations. Xponential provides a blueprint that combines human expertise with AI, embeds governance and security from day one, and continuously evolves as AI matures — helping enterprises move from vision to value with speed and confidence.”
As enterprises navigate a transitional AI era, many still lack a cohesive strategy connecting AI to their people and processes. Xponential provides a structured, repeatable blueprint for orchestrating AI across technology, embedding governance from day one, and delivering early wins that help organisations scale with speed and confidence.
At the heart of Xponential are five interdependent pillars:
- Insight – Embedded governance, compliance, and observability to ensure responsible AI.
- Accelerators – Proprietary and partner-built tools that speed up deployment and increase efficiency.
- Automation – Agentic frameworks and protocols that optimise AI across processes.
- Approach – Human+ collaboration that combines skilled professionals and AI to amplify outcomes.
- Process – A delivery methodology with the flexibility to start small, achieve early wins, and scale rapidly across the enterprise.
DXC is helping global enterprises build, deploy, and scale AI with the Xponential framework across industries:
- At Textron, a multi-industry company, DXC implemented AI-powered automation and workflow optimisation, cutting service desk tickets by 20% and proactively resolving network issues for 32,000 employees.
- The European Space Agency (ESA), an intergovernmental organisation that collaborates internationally and supports European industry and the economy through space technology and research, is working with DXC to implement ASK ESA, an AI-powered platform that unifies data, accelerates research, and enhances collaboration across the agency.
- Singapore General Hospital, Singapore’s largest tertiary hospital and ranked among the world’s best, partnered with DXC to develop the Augmented Intelligence in Infectious Diseases (AI2D) solution, using AI-driven insights and collaborative human+AI decision-making to guide antibiotic choices for lower respiratory tract infections with 90% accuracy and improve patient care while combating antimicrobial resistance.
- Ferrovial, a global infrastructure company, is working with DXC to develop AI Workbench, a generative AI offering which combines consulting, engineering and secure enterprise services. Leveraging more than 30 AI Agents making real-time decisions, Ferrovial is already using AI Workbench to enhance operations for more than 25,500 employees.
To scale these proven results, DXC leverages its global team of 50,000 full-stack engineers and AI-first facilities, including Innovation Centres, Centres of Competency, and Centres of Excellence across six continents. This worldwide network empowers DXC to accelerate responsible AI adoption, deliver measurable business impact, and help enterprises operationalise AI at scale across industries and regions.
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