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Conduent unveils ASCEND growth strategy through 2028

Conduent unveils ASCEND growth strategy through 2028

Conduent Incorporated unveiled its three-year growth strategy, termed ASCEND 2026-28, during an investor event held in New York City on Wednesday, as reported by a press release. The company's plan emphasizes three key priorities: consolidating operations and infrastructure, specializing in core solutions, and expanding go-to-market capabilities in targeted industries.

Conduent's President and CEO, Harsha V. Agadi, highlighted recent efforts to streamline and simplify operations. The strategy aims to harness artificial intelligence and automation to strengthen Conduent's position in core markets. Several operational shifts are outlined in the plan, including the concentration of resources on markets where Conduent possesses capabilities and scale for competition.

The implementation of AI, automation, and analytics across solutions is a central focus of ASCEND. The strategy calls for operational standardization, increased utilization of shared services, and enhanced performance management. Sales resources will be aligned around priority industries, targeting both existing client base and new accounts.

ASCEND's strategy is centered on government and commercial sectors, with a particular emphasis on healthcare and financial services. The company operates in 22 countries with over 100 delivery locations. Further details regarding the strategy and three-year outlook can be found in Conduent's Form 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The investor event commenced at 8:25 a.m. ET and was accessible via webcast, featuring presentations from Agadi and senior leadership, followed by a question-and-answer session. This report, generated with AI assistance and reviewed by an editor, provides a comprehensive overview of the announced strategy.

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