Many organizations are contemplating VMware digital transformation strategies, which can involve using alternate hypervisors on private clouds, adopting public cloud services or optimizing their VMware on-premise footprints.
DXC is uniquely positioned to provide customers — who may be concerned about potential rising licensing costs, complex contract changes and a shift in support policies following Broadcom's acquisition of the company — with tailored options to navigate that change.
As a trusted VMware professional services provider and partner, DXC will extend our rich expertise in VMware transformations to offer seamless VMware cloud migration services, hybrid cloud integration and managed services to improve agility and efficiency. For those committed to the VMware platform, we're ready to help you evolve your deployments, with VMware license services to get the most value from continuing your investment. Whatever your choice for VMware digital transformation, be assured that VMware optimization is a core part of all DXC options.
DXC was the first GSI to sign the Broadcom-led VMware Cloud Service Partner contract, which is evidence of our clear committment to VMware optimization. “In some cases, people are taking applications and data sets and pursuing [VMware] alternatives. But if you’re a large entity that has tens of thousands or maybe hundreds of thousands of cores in your estate, it’s non-trival to make a change.” — Holland Barry, Field CTO, Cloud & Infrastructure, DXC Technology
Adopting hybrid VMware environments and providing VMware hybrid cloud management
Assessing cost-effectiveness and VMware-based workload compatibilities for other top-tier private cloud solutions, such as Microsoft Hyper-V, Azure Stack, Nutanix AHV, RedHat, SUSE and open-source solutions like KVM
Moving to public cloud services from AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure or Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
Exploiting all features of the VMware Cloud Foundation (VMware VCF), saving costs by eliminating other technologies
Fully leveraging the new 16-core-per-CPU socket minimum requirement for on-premise VMware solutions
VMware by Broadcom, a global leader in cloud, security, storage and network virtualization, as well as desktop and mobility management, makes businesses more agile. For over 20 years, DXC has developed IT solutions that leverage VMware technologies to modernize data centers and integrate public clouds, modernize apps, empower the digital workspace and transform security.
