- DXC Assure Smart Apps provide modular, pre-built, AI-driven workflows that deliver business benefits in 12 weeks or less
- Together with customers, DXC created and introduced new Claims Assistant, Engagement Assistant, and Underwriter Assistant apps at DXC Connect Insurance Executive Forum
- The apps help insurers accelerate digital transformation, reducing manual processes by 30-40% and cutting cycle process times by approximately 30%
ASHBURN, Va., April 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC), a leading enterprise technology and innovation partner, today announced new Assure Smart Apps built on ServiceNow, recently launched at the DXC Connect Insurance Executive Forum in March 2026. Assure Smart Apps combine DXC's deep insurance expertise with ServiceNow's agentic AI and workflow technology to deliver modular, outcome-driven solutions for insurers. Each app is orchestrated through DXC's Assure Platform to accelerate targeted transformation.
Insurers today face mounting pressure from evolving customer expectations, regulatory complexity, and increased competition while operating across fragmented legacy systems and siloed data. Addressing these challenges typically requires large, multi-year transformation programs that can take years to deliver results.
Assure Smart Apps are designed to help insurers modernize incrementally, without disrupting core systems or requiring extensive time and resource investments. These modular, AI-driven workflow applications are pre-integrated with core policy solutions to deliver measurable outcomes in 12 weeks or less. Insurers can reduce manual processes by 30–40% and cut cycle times by up to 30%, enabling faster progress toward transformation goals.
"By bringing together ServiceNow's agentic AI and workflow technology and DXC's deep insurance industry expertise, we're redefining what's possible in insurance operations," said Michael Park, SVP, Global Partnerships and Channels at ServiceNow. "Together, we're helping carriers accelerate transformation, delivering greater agility and speed across every process."
At DXC Connect Insurance Executive Forum, DXC's annual insurance customer community event, three new Assure Smart Apps were introduced:
- Claims Assistant unifies the end-to-end claims lifecycle, embedding compliance and audit readiness while eliminating system hopping and manual reconciliation. It can reduce claim cycle times by up to 35%, enabling faster payouts and improved policyholder experiences.
- Engagement Assistant modernizes customer engagement across voice, digital, and back-office channels by orchestrating digital agents, human agents, and analytics. It automates servicing, boosts agent productivity, and delivers real-time sentiment and compliance insights—improving customer experience by 5–15%.
- Underwriter Assistant provides a concierge underwriting experience by automating submission intake, prioritizing work, and guiding decisions through a unified, explainable workbench—without disrupting existing policy systems.
ASHBURN, Va., April 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC), a leading enterprise technology and innovation partner, today announced new Assure Smart Apps built on ServiceNow, recently launched at the DXC Connect Insurance Executive Forum in March 2026. Assure Smart Apps combine DXC's deep insurance expertise with ServiceNow's agentic AI and workflow technology to deliver modular, outcome-driven solutions for insurers. Each app is orchestrated through DXC's Assure Platform to accelerate targeted transformation.
Insurers today face mounting pressure from evolving customer expectations, regulatory complexity, and increased competition while operating across fragmented legacy systems and siloed data. Addressing these challenges typically requires large, multi-year transformation programs that can take years to deliver results.
Assure Smart Apps are designed to help insurers modernize incrementally, without disrupting core systems or requiring extensive time and resource investments. These modular, AI-driven workflow applications are pre-integrated with core policy solutions to deliver measurable outcomes in 12 weeks or less. Insurers can reduce manual processes by 30–40% and cut cycle times by up to 30%, enabling faster progress toward transformation goals.
"By bringing together ServiceNow's agentic AI and workflow technology and DXC's deep insurance industry expertise, we're redefining what's possible in insurance operations," said Michael Park, SVP, Global Partnerships and Channels at ServiceNow. "Together, we're helping carriers accelerate transformation, delivering greater agility and speed across every process."
At DXC Connect Insurance Executive Forum, DXC's annual insurance customer community event, three new Assure Smart Apps were introduced:
DXC also showcased the Assure Smart App Studio, a collaborative innovation environment, where customers contributed ideas for future Smart Apps. During the event, DXC engineers rapidly prototyped new AI agents overnight and demonstrated them on day two—highlighting how quickly organizations can move from ideation to execution with AI-powered innovation.
"The inspiration for Smart Apps was meeting our customers where they are and creating a pathway for incremental transformation," said Ray August, President, DXC Insurance Software and Business Process Services. "We are proud to innovate alongside our customers to build solutions that advance their technology infrastructure without disrupting operations. We are helping them modernize at their own pace while delivering tangible business results."
With more than 40 years of industry expertise, DXC is a trusted partner to 21 of the top 25 insurers worldwide. As a leading provider of core insurance systems, DXC drives AI-powered innovation to improve speed to market, operational efficiency, and customer experience.
To learn more, visit www.dxc.com/assure-smart-apps.
About DXC Technology
DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) is a leading enterprise technology and innovation partner delivering software, services, and solutions to global enterprises and public sector organizations — helping them harness AI to drive outcomes at a time of exponential change with speed. With deep expertise in Managed Infrastructure Services, Application Modernization, and Industry-Specific Software Solutions, DXC modernizes, secures, and operates some of the world's most complex technology estates. Learn more on dxc.com.
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DXC Introduces New Assure Smart Apps to Accelerate Insurers' AI-Powered Transformation
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DUBAI, UAE, April 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA), the global non-profit initiative founded by Bybit, dedicated to leveraging blockchain for societal impact, convened global leaders, policymakers, and industry stakeholders at an exclusive private gathering held at the House of Lords in the Palace of Westminster, London.
The first of BGA's new initiatives, the Impact Leaders' Summits, the gathering marked a significant milestone in BGA's expansion into the UK ecosystem, bringing together senior figures across government, finance, technology, and international organisations to discuss the evolving role of blockchain in shaping transparent, accountable, and inclusive systems.
The evening was formally opened by John David Beckett Taylor, Baron Taylor of Warwick, with distinguished attendees including Kulveer Singh Ranger, Baron Ranger of Northwood, Manzila Pola Uddin, Baroness Mazila Uddin and former UK Member of Parliament Lisa Cameron, and key industry leaders including Helen Liu, Founder of BGA, founder of AB Finance, and former Co-CEO of Bybit.
Throughout the evening, speakers highlighted the importance of collaboration between public and private sectors in unlocking the full potential of blockchain technology, and a central highlight was BGA's first impact report, The State of Blockchain for Good: A View from the Alliance, authored by Glenn Tan, Director of Global Affairs at BGA.
"'Purpose over profit' was a phrase noted by BGA in their report that caught my attention," commented Lord Taylor in his opening speech. "The report outlines a clear shift within the blockchain industry, and organizations like BGA play a pivotal role in ensuring that technology does not only serve financial gain, but also the betterment of societies."
"As blockchain integrates into essential digital infrastructure, we must ensure these systems are built with a focus on collective benefit," said Lord Ranger, in the Summit's closing remarks. "I congratulate BGA on their publication, one that isn't just about technical milestones but a testament to how blockchain technology is already implemented and deployed in the world, and already changing lives."
Helen Liu, Founder of BGA, underscored the Alliance's role in convening global stakeholders and supporting projects that demonstrate both impact and scalability, noting that the next phase of blockchain adoption will be driven by solutions that are commercially viable and capable of operating at scale.
"The discussions tonight reinforced key principles championed by BGA," said Liu. "Initiatives focused on public good are not at odds with commercial success but rather that sustainable impact is achieved when solutions are both economically viable and widely adoptable."
Strengthening the UK as a Hub for Responsible Innovation
The event also highlighted the United Kingdom's growing position as a leading centre for financial innovation and regulatory leadership. With growing engagement between policymakers and blockchain ecosystems, the UK continues to play a pivotal role in shaping frameworks that balance innovation with accountability.
BGA's presence in the UK signals its commitment to contributing to this ecosystem by connecting global builders, institutional partners, and capital to accelerate the deployment of impactful blockchain solutions.
Looking Ahead
"The BGA Impact Leaders Summit is a new initiative of the Alliance in our global strategy," said Glenn Tan, Director of Global Affairs at BGA. "We look forward to convening future Summits across different regions to continue fostering global dialogue at the intersection of technology, governance, and impact capital."
As blockchain continues to mature, BGA remains focused on advancing initiatives that move beyond experimentation and toward scalable, real-world implementation, working alongside governments, international organisations, and industry leaders worldwide.
#Bybit / #TheCryptoArk / #BGA
Helen Liu addresses guests during the Blockchain for Good Alliance Impact Leaders' Summit at the UK House of Lords, sharing insights on advancing blockchain for societal impact.
About Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA)
The Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA) is a global nonprofit initiative founded by Bybit, dedicated to advancing blockchain as a tool to address real-world problems. By convening leaders, innovators, and organisations from across the blockchain industry, BGA seeks to drive innovation, collaboration and action toward a more sustainable and equitable world.
For more information:
Email: hello@chainforgood.org
Website: www.chainforgood.org
Twitter: www.x.com/chainforgood
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/blockchainforgoodalliance/
DUBAI, UAE, April 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA), the global non-profit initiative founded by Bybit, dedicated to leveraging blockchain for societal impact, convened global leaders, policymakers, and industry stakeholders at an exclusive private gathering held at the House of Lords in the Palace of Westminster, London.
The first of BGA's new initiatives, the Impact Leaders' Summits, the gathering marked a significant milestone in BGA's expansion into the UK ecosystem, bringing together senior figures across government, finance, technology, and international organisations to discuss the evolving role of blockchain in shaping transparent, accountable, and inclusive systems.
The evening was formally opened by John David Beckett Taylor, Baron Taylor of Warwick, with distinguished attendees including Kulveer Singh Ranger, Baron Ranger of Northwood, Manzila Pola Uddin, Baroness Mazila Uddin and former UK Member of Parliament Lisa Cameron, and key industry leaders including Helen Liu, Founder of BGA, founder of AB Finance, and former Co-CEO of Bybit.
Throughout the evening, speakers highlighted the importance of collaboration between public and private sectors in unlocking the full potential of blockchain technology, and a central highlight was BGA's first impact report, The State of Blockchain for Good: A View from the Alliance, authored by Glenn Tan, Director of Global Affairs at BGA.
"'Purpose over profit' was a phrase noted by BGA in their report that caught my attention," commented Lord Taylor in his opening speech. "The report outlines a clear shift within the blockchain industry, and organizations like BGA play a pivotal role in ensuring that technology does not only serve financial gain, but also the betterment of societies."
"As blockchain integrates into essential digital infrastructure, we must ensure these systems are built with a focus on collective benefit," said Lord Ranger, in the Summit's closing remarks. "I congratulate BGA on their publication, one that isn't just about technical milestones but a testament to how blockchain technology is already implemented and deployed in the world, and already changing lives."
Helen Liu, Founder of BGA, underscored the Alliance's role in convening global stakeholders and supporting projects that demonstrate both impact and scalability, noting that the next phase of blockchain adoption will be driven by solutions that are commercially viable and capable of operating at scale.
"The discussions tonight reinforced key principles championed by BGA," said Liu. "Initiatives focused on public good are not at odds with commercial success but rather that sustainable impact is achieved when solutions are both economically viable and widely adoptable."
Strengthening the UK as a Hub for Responsible Innovation
The event also highlighted the United Kingdom's growing position as a leading centre for financial innovation and regulatory leadership. With growing engagement between policymakers and blockchain ecosystems, the UK continues to play a pivotal role in shaping frameworks that balance innovation with accountability.
BGA's presence in the UK signals its commitment to contributing to this ecosystem by connecting global builders, institutional partners, and capital to accelerate the deployment of impactful blockchain solutions.
Looking Ahead
"The BGA Impact Leaders Summit is a new initiative of the Alliance in our global strategy," said Glenn Tan, Director of Global Affairs at BGA. "We look forward to convening future Summits across different regions to continue fostering global dialogue at the intersection of technology, governance, and impact capital."
As blockchain continues to mature, BGA remains focused on advancing initiatives that move beyond experimentation and toward scalable, real-world implementation, working alongside governments, international organisations, and industry leaders worldwide.
#Bybit / #TheCryptoArk / #BGA
Helen Liu addresses guests during the Blockchain for Good Alliance Impact Leaders' Summit at the UK House of Lords, sharing insights on advancing blockchain for societal impact.
About Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA)
The Blockchain for Good Alliance (BGA) is a global nonprofit initiative founded by Bybit, dedicated to advancing blockchain as a tool to address real-world problems. By convening leaders, innovators, and organisations from across the blockchain industry, BGA seeks to drive innovation, collaboration and action toward a more sustainable and equitable world.
For more information:
Email: hello@chainforgood.org
Website: www.chainforgood.org
Twitter: www.x.com/chainforgood
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/blockchainforgoodalliance/
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Blockchain for Good Alliance Hosted First Impact Leaders' Summit at UK House of Lords
