The latest updates to the Assure Platform include the Assure Configuration Manager, designed to lower the technical barrier for deploying new architecture components. By utilizing a configuration-driven approach, DXC intends to help insurers pivot faster to changing market demands. This strategy aligns with the company’s broader 'Protect, Extend, Transform' framework, which emphasizes human oversight and governance alongside automated processing.

AI integration remains a central pillar of this growth. Since their introduction one year ago, DXC’s Smart Apps have processed over 750,000 automated transactions and digitized more than two million pages. These tools are currently being applied to the company's Life & Wealth operations, which manage 11 million policies and process $11 billion in annual payments. Looking ahead, DXC plans to merge its Assure Platform capabilities with the London Market Core Platform to enhance connectivity and visibility for brokers and insurers operating within the London hub.