DXC Technology - Australia and New Zealand

Self-insurers are facing growing complexity, rising healthcare costs, increased mental-health-related claims and mounting compliance demands. With DXC’s Assure Risk Management, self-insurers have a first fully integrated, end-to-end SaaS solution combining AI-enabled automation, human expertise and regulatory compliance to simplify self-insurance and improve employee outcomes. It’s a genuine step-change for self-insurers: - One platform that unites technology, people and process - Built-in compliance aligned with state regulations - AI-driven automation that reduces errors and speeds up claims - Expert oversight ensuring care, consistency and compliance The result? Less complexity. Better outcomes. Stronger employee trust. Ensuring self-insurer focus on what matters most, their people and their business.

When an employee is injured, how their claim is handled defines their recovery and their trust in your organisation. At DXC, we’ve combined AI-powered automation with human expertise to help self-insured organisations simplify claims management while ensuring employee wellbeing. Our new Assure Risk Management solution is designed to: - Streamline complex, time-consuming claims processes - Ensure compliance with evolving regulations - Deliver consistent, compassionate support for every employee - Provide HR leaders with actionable insights and visibility into recovery trends With over 40 years of experience in insurance and 21 of the world’s top 25 insurers as clients, we ensure your organisation focuses on employee care when it matters most.

AI is no longer just a future concept; it’s reshaping insurance right now. At DXC, we’re helping self-insured organisations use AI-powered tools to transition from reactive claims handling to proactive risk management, unlocking faster decisions, improved accuracy, and safer workplaces. Here’s how: - Intelligent document processing that turns weeks of paperwork into seconds - Predictive analytics to identify risks before they become claims - AI-driven insights that help HR and risk teams make smarter, data-backed decisions - Automation that frees claims professionals to focus on care, not admin

At DXC Technology, we help the world’s largest organisations run their mission-critical systems and operations, our footprint is both global and local. In Australia, our deep market knowledge and in-depth understanding of unique challenges and opportunities make us the preferred technology partners for the biggest brands. From the companies that keep our lights on at night to racing teams that thrill us from our living rooms, DXC’s global expertise paired with local knowledge ensure Australian organisations across both the public and private sectors benefit from the scale, experience and reliability of a world-class technology partner.

Did you know, DXC Technology is the #1 provider of core insurance systems globally? It’s true! We have: - Over 40 years of innovation in the insurance industry - More than 13 million insurance policies under administration - 80% of insurers in Fortune’s Global 500 as our customers - Industry professionals with decades of claims management experience And now, we've brought that experience and expertise into an all-in-one, configurable solution for Australian self-insurers. So companies like yours can get access to specialized teams, reduce processing time and mitigate operational risks while ensuring your employees focus on their recovery.

As healthcare costs rise, so have mental health-related claims and strain on internal claims management teams. At the same time, injured employees seek a smooth experience that allows them to focus on their recovery. So here at DXC Technology, we’ve created a self-insurance solution that didn’t exist…..until now. A first of its kind, configurable solution addressing these challenges in one holistic service. One that: ✅ Offers care coordination teams with deep insurance knowledge ✅ Combines AI-enabled automation with human expertise ✅ Improves injured worker experience ✅ Mitigates operational risks