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DXC names Lisa Beaudoin chief product officer

DXC names Lisa Beaudoin chief product officer

ReutersReuters2026/08/05 16:01
  • DXC named Lisa Beaudoin chief product officer, tasked with unifying product development to push product-led growth and AI-centric offerings.
  • She previously served as vice president, Platform Innovation and Automation.
  • Beaudoin most recently co-led development and launch of DXC OASIS, an AI orchestration platform now in production with 57 customers.
  • DXC also named Paul Taylor president, Dan Gray president of Global Infrastructure Services, Holly Grant president of AI Innovation and Strategy and LabX.


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