DXC Expands Consulting and Engineering Services Leadership to Scale AI-Led Growth

As organizations move beyond pilots toward production at scale, demand is growing for advisory and partner expertise. DXC said it is strengthening its CES capabilities by bringing together leaders and advancing its ecosystem to support co-innovation and partner-led growth, helping customers move faster from strategy to impact across complex, multivendor environments and industries including automotive and manufacturing, banking, insurance, public sector, and airlines.

DXC expands advisory and partner leadership

Ramnath Venkataraman, President, Consulting & Engineering Services, DXC Technology, said CES is evolving to meet accelerating demand for advisory-led transformation and deeper collaboration across the company’s strategic partner ecosystem.

“CES is evolving to meet the moment, as we see accelerating demand for advisory-led transformation and deeper collaboration across our strategic partner ecosystem,” said Ramnath Venkataraman. “We're bringing together proven leaders with a track record of delivering at scale, strengthening our ability to help customers take on more complex transformation programs and deliver outcomes that drive growth.”

New leadership roles and focus areas

DXC said it is strengthening its capabilities across advisory and partnerships, with new leadership focused on accelerating impact in key areas:

• Dan Albright has joined DXC to lead AdvisoryX, its consulting and advisory group focused on helping enterprises translate AI ambition into execution. DXC said AdvisoryX combines strategic advisory with engineering delivery to help customers operationalize AI, modernize core systems, and drive measurable business outcomes. Albright brings more than 25 years of consulting leadership experience, most recently as Divisional President and Global Head of Consulting at NTT DATA Services.
• Srinivas Sai Nidadhavolu has been appointed to lead Enterprise Applications globally. DXC said he will drive go-to-market strategy and strengthen ecosystem partnerships to support customer-focused growth. He brings nearly three decades of experience leading global enterprise transformation programs, most recently as global lead for SAP at Wipro.
• Stan Clark will serve as NextGen AI Partnerships & Growth Leader to accelerate DXC’s AI ecosystem. DXC said Clark will architect DXC’s next-generation AI partner model, driving co-innovation, joint go-to-market execution, and partner-sourced growth across DXC’s strategic AI landscape. He brings more than two decades of experience building and scaling enterprise partnership ecosystems across global systems integrators, hyperscalers, and ISVs. Most recently, Clark served as President of Ecosystems and Markets at Cosmo Tech, where he built the company’s global partner ecosystem and led strategic engagements with leading GSIs and enterprise clients.

Expected development and scaling approach

DXC said the leaders, reporting to Ramnath Venkataraman, will strengthen the company’s ability to advance its AI ecosystem by aligning advisory and strategic partner capabilities. The goal is to help customers move faster from strategy to execution and realize impact sooner, enabling DXC to scale repeatable, partner-led AI capabilities across industries and support larger, more complex transformation programs.

About DXC Technology

DXC Technology is described as an enterprise technology and innovation partner delivering software, services, and solutions to global enterprises and public sector organizations. DXC said it helps organizations harness AI to drive outcomes amid rapid change, with expertise in Managed Infrastructure Services, Application Modernization, and Industry-Specific Software Solutions. DXC said it modernizes, secures, and operates complex technology estates.