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UXC Ltd is an Australian company owned by DXC Technology, which operates in the IT services industry with over 3,000 employees in the private and public sectors across Australasia.[2] UXC is composed of three distinct internal groups in various industry segments.[3]

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History

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UXC was founded in 2002.[4] UXC grew from acquisitions.[5] In 2011, UXC merged its formerly separate XSI Data Solutions, Integ, UXC Connect and Getronics Australia to form the UXC infrastructure group.[5][6]

2013

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UXC acquired US based Tectura for $21 million, ServiceNow partner Keystone for $27 million, and acquired White Labelled, an Australian E-commerce consultancy.[7]

2014

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The group acquired SaltBush Group in 2014.[8][9]

2015

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The group acquired the assets of contiigo in May 2015.[10]

In November 2015, CSC agreed to acquire the shares of UXC in a deal valued at AUD427.6 million ($309 million).[11]

2016

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In February 2016, CSC finalised the acquisition of UXC for AUD427.6 million ($309 million).[12]

Business groups

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The company operates in three business groups. They are:[13]

  • Consulting. Three separate entities deliver UXC's IT consulting services to the market, these are: UXC Consulting; UXC Professional Solutions and UXC Engineering Solutions. Services are provided by these entities are: Training, Business Transformation, Information Management, ITSM, Telecommunications Consulting, Project, Program & Portfolio Management, Change Management, IT Research, IT Strategy and Architecture, IT Professional Services and Mobility
  • The Enterprise Applications grouping is represented by three UXC business units: Eclipse, Oxygen, and Red Rock Consulting.[14] These provide consulting in and implement ERP systems for mid to large size organisations and individually represent Microsoft Dynamics, SAP and Oracle in the market.
  • IT Infrastructure group is led by UXC Connect, this business specialises in the Workspace Innovation, Contact Centre, Security, Mobility, Cloud, Entertainment and Content, Managed Services, Data Centre Optimisation, and Outsourcing

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