DXC Egypt identifies three growth drivers: a skilled multilingual workforce, long-term trust with public/private sectors, and the adoption of next-generation technologies like AI, automation, and cloud.

The DXC-ITIDA MoU advances Egypt’s digital exports and talent development by expanding DXC’s operations, creating skilled jobs in software engineering, SAP, data analytics, and training programs in collaboration with ITIDA and MCIT.

DXC Egypt’s collaboration with the government and involvement in national outsourcing initiatives align with Egypt’s goal of tens of thousands of new jobs and heightened digital exports, positioning Egypt as a preferred global offshoring destination.

For FY 2024/2025, growth was driven by application modernization, cloud services, and export-led projects delivering to Europe and the Middle East, with AI and data analytics elevating high-value engagements.

Financially, DXC Egypt reported strong FY 2024/2025 performance fueled by modernization, cloud, and AI/data analytics, with Europe and the Middle East as key export regions.

DXC’s offerings include AI-powered SaaS, cloud modernization, cybersecurity, and intelligent automation, with AI used in predictive analytics, workflow automation, and customer experience tailored to the Egyptian market.

Emerging trends shaping Egypt’s outsourcing include AI and automation, a cloud-first and cybersecurity transformation, a shift toward high-value knowledge services, and rising emphasis on ESG/sustainability.

Future trends for Egypt’s outsourcing emphasize AI, automation, cloud, cybersecurity, high-value knowledge services, and ESG considerations, with DXC leveraging these to move up the global digital value chain.

Positive government collaboration has enabled digitization of public services and modernization of legacy systems, though change management and system integration pose challenges; overall the effort is rewarding.

DXC differentiates itself by global scale and local delivery excellence, deep industry expertise in financial services, healthcare, and public sector, and ecosystem partnerships with Microsoft, AWS, SAP, and ServiceNow, plus a focus on long-term careers for Egyptian professionals.

Private sector participation in national outsourcing initiatives aims to create over 70,000 jobs and boost digital exports, with DXC Egypt actively involved via the ITIDA MoU and a clear commitment to job creation and export delivery.

Egypt’s ICT sector is expanding rapidly, contributing 5.8% of GDP in FY 2023/2024 with expectations to reach 8% by 2030, and digital export revenues rising from 2.4 to 4.8 billion dollars by 2025.

DXC Technology Egypt is evolving from a traditional delivery center into a strategic digital hub for Europe, the Middle East, and Africa, planning to hire 250 SAP professionals to establish a new SAP Centre of Excellence, aiming to make Egypt the largest SAP hub in MEA.