In today’s fast-changing business landscape, enterprise leaders face a storm of challenges: aging infrastructure, failed AI investments and productivity hurdles across distributed workforces. For CIOs, CTOs and IT directors, these aren’t abstract concepts — they’re roadblocks to innovation and growth.

Watch Holland Barry, CTO, Cloud and Infrastructure at DXC, discuss these issues in our latest webinar, Powering What’s Next: 2025 Business Transformation Through Technology.

The discussion explores three critical problems leaders are navigating, and how forward-looking companies are turning these challenges into opportunities:

• The Technical Debt Crisis
  Enterprises spend up to 80% of IT budgets just to keep their organizations running, but maintaining outdated infrastructure can drain resources and stall transformation.
• The AI Investment Paradox
  With 85% of AI projects failing to reach production, companies without the right foundations see 40% lower ROI and miss the chance to close talent gaps with AI-augmented operations.
• The Productivity Paradox
  Hybrid work has created challenges for collaboration and IT support as nearly a third of software licenses go unused while IT requests surge. Companies tackling these issues in isolation spend three times more and take twice as long to see results.

Why integration wins in 2025

The companies winning today see these challenges as connected. Smarter infrastructure funds AI initiatives. Properly deployed AI amplifies productivity. More productive teams cut costs while creating capacity for innovation.

At DXC, we’ve helped Fortune 500s like United Airlines, Northeast Grocery and global manufacturers unlock tens of millions in savings, reduce risk and accelerate growth.

What you’ll gain

This session wasn’t theory. Executives heard real stories, and learned about proven frameworks and practical strategies — focused on enabling growth, not just surviving disruption — that they can apply immediately.