DXC Technology Launches DXC Complete with SAP and Microsoft

May 9, 2025
DXC Technology has introduced DXC Complete with SAP and Microsoft to streamline enterprise transformation, announced in a press release. The service offers SAP customers a seamless modernization path on Microsoft Azure.

DXC Technology has introduced DXC Complete with SAP and Microsoft to provide SAP customers with an accelerated path to modernization, announced in a press release. This Managed Service Provider (MSP) offering aims to simplify the adoption of RISE with SAP and GROW with SAP journeys, along with SAP Business AI solutions on Microsoft Azure.

DXC Complete offers a seamless approach to SAP modernization through a single contract and flexible pricing models. It enables end-to-end cloud migration for SAP environments, optimizing business processes and application management. The service integrates SAP Business AI with Microsoft Azure's AI and analytics tools, facilitating intelligent automation and predictive insights.

Key features of DXC Complete include fully managed SAP solutions covering the entire lifecycle from advisory to ongoing support, flexible pricing options, and industry-specific SAP expertise. The offering is available globally and can be implemented across various cloud platforms.

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