DXC Technology has appointed Lisa Beaudoin as Chief Product Officer, placing her at the head of a newly unified product development organization covering the company’s broader portfolio. In her new role, Beaudoin will oversee product strategy, engineering, lifecycle management and market execution.
The appointment comes as DXC continues to consolidate its product and technology operations around AI-driven development. Beaudoin will report to Paul Taylor, President of DXC Technology, and will work with technology and business leaders to align product and engineering teams with customer requirements and the company’s broader technology strategy.
Beaudoin previously served as Vice President, Platform Innovation and Automation, where she was responsible for product strategy and engineering for AI-driven enterprise platforms. Her work has covered multiple stages of product development, from positioning and design to engineering and market delivery.
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Most recently, Beaudoin co-led the development of DXC OASIS with Dan Gray, President of Global Infrastructure Services. The AI platform moved from concept to production in just over a year and is now being used by 57 customers. DXC said the platform forms the foundation for a growing portfolio of AI-enabled solutions aimed at managed services and mission-critical enterprise environments.
“This is a natural next step in the evolution of DXC. We are simplifying how we operate, consolidating product development under one proven leader, and creating greater consistency across the way we build and bring products to market. Lisa has demonstrated her ability to turn customer needs into scalable platforms that deliver measurable value, and she will help accelerate how we innovate, execute, and deliver outcomes for our customers.” Raul Fernandez, Chief Executive Officer, DXC Technology
As Chief Product Officer, Beaudoin will extend the product development approach used for DXC OASIS across the company’s portfolio. The unified structure is intended to reduce complexity, improve coordination between product and engineering teams, and speed up the development of new capabilities.
