Enterprise IT operations have reached an uncomfortable paradox. Over the last decade, global companies flooded their organizations with digital tools, collaboration apps, and helpdesk portals. Yet, despite ballooning IT software budgets, the average worker remains bogged down by fragmented software, disconnected support tickets, and reactive IT troubleshooting.
To eliminate this operational friction and align IT support around actual employee outcomes rather than tool volume, enterprise technology leader DXC Technology announced the launch of DXC Workplace Services.
Enabled by DXC OASIS the firm’s intelligent orchestration platform the new offering integrates “Human+ agentic AI” workflows across existing corporate technology stacks. For the Digital Workplace Services, Managed IT Services, and Enterprise Workspace Management industry, this launch marks a crucial evolution: shifting managed IT support away from reactive, ticket-counting helpdesks and establishing outcome-driven, proactive AI orchestration as a global standard.
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Technical Performance: Human+ Agentic Orchestration Across Existing Systems
Rather than forcing clients to buy and deploy additional software tools, DXC Workplace Services acts as an experience-led orchestration layer over an organization’s existing IT investments. By leveraging experience design principles alongside agentic AI, the platform anticipates technical friction before it causes work disruptions.
The platform delivers several key operational capabilities:
Human+ Agentic AI Support: Combines autonomous software agents with DXC domain experts to deliver support across an employee’s preferred channels—including email, chat, and voice.
Proactive Device Remediation: Continuously monitors endpoint health to detect and resolve technical issues in the background before end users notice performance degradation.
Native Tool Integration: Connects directly into existing enterprise platforms (such as ServiceNow, Microsoft 365, and device management suites) without requiring rip-and-replace deployments.
Initial operational metrics highlight immediate efficiency gains, including a 40% reduction in operational complexity, 60% fewer service desk calls, 50% of device issues resolved proactively, and 15+ hours of productivity returned to every employee each month.
Transforming the Digital Workplace and Managed IT Services Industry
DXC’s rollout of an experience-first, agentic workplace platform accelerates structural changes across the managed IT services and end-user computing market.
The End of “Ticket-Volume” Service Level Agreements (SLAs)
For decades, IT managed service providers (MSPs) measured success through volume-based SLAs such as ticket response speeds and call resolution counts. However, high ticket volume often indicates a broken IT environment.
DXC’s proactive model exposes the flaw in traditional IT metrics. By focusing on Experience Level Agreements (XLAs) and auto-remediating issues before tickets are created, DXC shifts industry expectations. Managed service vendors will increasingly be evaluated on how effectively they reduce support friction rather than how many tickets they process.
Eliminating the “Tool-Addiction” Fallacy in Enterprise IT
Historically, when workplace productivity lagged, enterprise IT leads responded by purchasing additional software point solutions.
DXC Workplace Services challenges this habit by orchestrating existing platforms instead of adding new ones. IT service providers are now compelled to offer unified orchestration layers that maximize the value of current software assets rather than selling redundant application licenses.
Broad Operational Impact on Enterprise Businesses
For enterprise organizations navigating hybrid work models and rising IT infrastructure costs, adopting an agentic workplace support fabric yields immediate commercial benefits:
Insulating Operating Margins Against IT Friction
When employees waste hours waiting for password resets, software access, or device fixes, enterprise productivity stalls. Automating routine support and resolving endpoint issues in real time allows organizations to reclaim lost labor hours and protect operational margins.
Elevating the Internal Employee Experience
Technical friction in daily software workflows is a major driver of employee frustration and churn. Providing invisible, proactive IT support ensures technology operates seamlessly in the background, liberating employees to focus on core strategic work and innovation.
