Financial year is over. UK not won any major piece of business.
ITO still seems to be struggling, but it looks like Workplace is finally generating some revenue, question is, is it enough to signal an improvement.
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We recently got the DOGE contract which will be serviced via UK. Let's hope that increases the UK revenue.
Quote "about that DXC closed down FDS in the UK and brought them in to the fold, these guys were under paid and brought with them big contracts which had profit in them"
Then DXC started losing them by stripping ex FDS of it's manpower and not putting people on seats.
"Workplace is finally generating some revenue"
- about that DXC closed down FDS in the UK and brought them in to the fold, these guys were under paid and brought with them big contracts which had profit in them
Using foreign companies is an acute risk for government, critical infrastructure and contracts with a national security interest. DXC doesn't provide best in class I.T. They've been sold a sham. When will these organisations learn that if you want loyal staff it's probably best you just employ them directly, pay them properly, and link their bonus to the company or organisation. I get it when the company in question employs <500 people and only needs 5 staff in I.T. But when you have an I.T. headcount of hundreds, outsourcing just doesn't stack up.
But they just held a real sales kickoff. I don’t think they’ve had one of those since 2017. Usually the sales targets don’t even come out until Q2. Hopefully they have finally realized how bad that is. If they finally start selling in Q1, maybe there is a chance to grow.
question is, is it enough to signal an improvement
No.