United States – DXC Technology has appointed Lisa Beaudoin as its new Chief Product Officer, tasking her with leading a newly unified product development organisation as the company advances its product-led growth strategy and AI-focused innovation efforts.
Effective immediately, Beaudoin will report to Paul Taylor, President of DXC. She will oversee product strategy, engineering, lifecycle management, and market execution across the company’s portfolio. The appointment follows a series of executive leadership changes at DXC, including the appointments of Taylor as president, Dan Gray as President of Global Infrastructure Services (GIS), and Holly Grant as President of AI Innovation and Strategy & LabX.
Prior to her promotion, Beaudoin served as vice president of platform innovation and automation, where she led product strategy and engineering for AI-driven enterprise platforms. Her responsibilities included overseeing the full product lifecycle, from strategic development to market execution, while working across product, engineering, operations, and customer teams.
Most recently, Beaudoin co-led the development and launch of DXC OASIS alongside Dan Gray. According to the company, the AI platform progressed from concept to production in just over a year and is now being used by 57 customers. DXC said the platform serves as the foundation for a growing portfolio of AI-enabled managed services and enterprise solutions.
Commenting on the appointment, Raul Fernandez, Chief Executive Officer at DXC Technology, said, “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.”
In her new role, Beaudoin will apply the product development approach used for DXC OASIS across the company’s broader portfolio. DXC said she will unify product teams, strengthen the connection between customer needs and product development, and accelerate the delivery of offerings aligned with the company’s Core and Fast Track strategies.
She will also work with DXC’s technology and business leaders to align product and engineering teams while ensuring the company’s offerings complement one another and leverage its strategic partnerships. According to DXC, consolidating product development under one organisation is intended to accelerate innovation, reduce complexity, and speed up the delivery of new capabilities to customers.
Paul Taylor, President of DXC Technology, said, “Lisa brings the product discipline we need to strengthen execution across DXC. Putting our customers at the center of every product decision will help us focus on the opportunities that matter most, connect product, technology and engineering more effectively, and move with greater speed and clarity. By bringing product development together under one leader, we’ll build better solutions, execute with greater consistency, and ensure innovation is always driven by the needs of our customers.”
Beaudoin also shared her priorities in the new role, “DXC has deep industry expertise, strong engineering capabilities, and an unmatched understanding of the complex technology and business environments in which our customers operate. My focus will be on bringing those strengths together through a more unified product organisation that starts with a clear understanding of customer and operator needs, focuses on the highest-value opportunities, and moves with speed. By connecting disciplined product strategy with our strong technology leadership, we can build products that are technically feasible, operationally scalable, work together across our portfolio, and directly tied to the outcomes our customers and partners need.”
Before joining DXC, Beaudoin co-founded enterprise software company Brightspot and held senior product, design, and creative leadership positions at WebMD, AOL, and The Wall Street Journal/Dow Jones. She is a graduate of Parsons School of Design.
