DXC Technology Taps Rob Le Busque to Lead Asia Pacific Growth Strategy
DXC Technology officially appointed Rob Le Busque as President of the Asia Pacific and Japan region on Sunday, the strategic move aims to revitalize market execution across key international territories, he reports directly to Chief Revenue Officer T.R. Newcomb effective immediately.
Financial Headwinds Prompt Shift Toward Experienced Operational Oversight
This leadership transition arrives as the Ashburn-based IT giant navigates a complex financial landscape, the company recently reported a 4.3% year-over-year organic revenue decline during the third quarter of fiscal year 2026, stakeholders are looking for stability following years of transformation since the 2017 merger of Computer Sciences Corporation and Hewlett Packard Enterprise's service unit. DXC Technology is currently executing a "Two Tracks" strategy to balance legacy services with high-growth digital innovation, the success of this approach relies heavily on regional execution in diverse markets like Japan and China.
Le Busque Charged with Accelerating Sales and Modernization Efforts
Le Busque assumes responsibility for shaping the growth trajectory across Australia, New Zealand, India, Japan, and Southeast Asia, his primary mandate involves strengthening executive client relationships and aligning teams with priority industries. The executive brings a robust track record from his tenure at Verizon Business, he previously served as Regional Vice President where he drove sustained growth in consulting and managed services, his experience dates back to 2003 and includes significant success in establishing trusted public sector partnerships.
Focus Shifts to Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Integration
The new president will lead complex engagements designed to expand client partnerships, a major component of this role involves leveraging his deep technical expertise in cybersecurity to safeguard sensitive data, this aligns with the corporate objective to have AI-fueled businesses constitute 10% of run rate revenue by fiscal year 2029.
Enterprise Clients Anticipate Enhanced Service Delivery and Security
Businesses throughout the Asia Pacific region can expect a sharpened focus on digital modernization under this new direction, the emphasis on cybersecurity is particularly relevant for sectors facing increasing data threats, companies relying on DXC for IT infrastructure will likely see new initiatives aimed at operational efficiency. The appointment signals a commitment to aggressive growth in high-demand areas, this positions the firm to better compete against other managed service providers in a dynamic market environment.
Management anticipates that Le Busque will immediately begin aligning regional operations with global revenue targets, officials are prioritizing profitable growth and cash generation as the fiscal year progresses.
