Core Insights - Converged Technology Professionals (CTPros) and Carahsoft Technology Corp. have formed a strategic partnership to enhance access to Zoom's cloud-based communication solutions for K-12, higher education, and government agencies [1][4] - The partnership aims to streamline procurement processes and promote the adoption of secure communication tools across State, Local, and Education (SLED) sectors [2][4] Group 1: Partnership Details - Carahsoft will act as CTPros' Master Government Aggregator®, facilitating procurement through its extensive portfolio of Federal, State, and Local contract vehicles [1][2] - CTPros will provide advisory services, solution design, deployment, and ongoing support for Zoom products, enhancing communication infrastructure for public service and education [2][3] Group 2: Benefits and Solutions - SLED organizations will gain access to secure and scalable communication tools, including Zoom Phone, Zoom Meetings, Zoom Contact Center, and advanced AI features [2][3] - The partnership is expected to improve productivity, enhance remote teaching and learning, and deliver more responsive services to constituents [2][3] Group 3: Company Backgrounds - CTPros specializes in unified communications, contact center modernization, and has extensive experience in telecom and IT, focusing on enhancing productivity for government offices and educational institutions [3][6] - Carahsoft is recognized as a trusted provider of IT solutions for public sector organizations, offering a wide range of services including cybersecurity, multi-cloud, and AI solutions [7]

Q1 FY26 Performance - DXC reported a YoY organic revenue decline of 43%[23] - The adjusted EBIT margin was 68%[23], within the guidance range of 60% - 70%[23] - Bookings increased by 14% YoY[23] - Non-GAAP diluted EPS was $068[24], exceeding the guidance range of $055 - $065[24] Segment Results - CES (Consulting & Engineering Services) revenue was $1246 million with a YoY organic revenue decline of 44%[25] and bookings increased by 32%[25] - GIS (Global Infrastructure Services) revenue was $1600 million with a YoY organic revenue decline of 57%[25] and bookings increased by 4%[25] - Insurance segment revenue was $313 million with a YoY organic revenue growth of 36%[25] and bookings decreased by 19%[25] Financial Position - Gross debt was $4029 million, while cash was $1792 million, resulting in net debt of $2237 million[27] - Gross debt reduction from capital leases since the start of FY25 was $322 million[28], with capital lease originations of $25 million and payments of $347 million[28] FY26 Guidance - Full fiscal year 2026 organic revenue growth is projected to be between -30% and -50%[30], with an adjusted EBIT margin of 70% - 80%[30] and Non-GAAP diluted EPS of $285 - $335[30] and free cash flow of ~$600 million[30] - Q2 fiscal year 2026 organic revenue growth is expected to be between -35% and -45%[31], with an adjusted EBIT margin of 65% - 75%[31] and Non-GAAP diluted EPS of $065 - $075[31]