Nutanix, a prominent global player in cloud software, recently organized its flagship annual Lanka Tech Summit in Sri Lanka. This event gathered customers, partners, and technology experts to present the latest advancements in enterprise cloud solutions, application modernization, and digital infrastructure, while also outlining the company’s strategic vision for the local market in the coming year.
Emphasizing application modernization, Nutanix utilized this summit as a key platform to share its latest go-to-market (GTM) and route-to-market (RTM) strategies with Sri Lankan enterprises and partners. The company reaffirmed its dedication to supporting Sri Lanka’s ambition of achieving a US$15 billion digital economy by 2030, leveraging modern, secure, and scalable technological platforms.
As organizations continue to enhance their IT and application environments, the importance of applications in boosting productivity, enhancing customer experiences, and fostering innovation across various sectors has become critical. During the summit, Nutanix showcased how its hybrid multicloud platform facilitates faster application modernization, AI initiatives, and deployments, all while simplifying infrastructure management.
Several leading organizations from Sri Lanka’s banking, retail, telecommunications, and sovereign cloud sectors shared their success stories at the summit, illustrating how advanced cloud infrastructure has bolstered operational efficiency, improved resilience, and supported business expansion.
Nutanix currently serves approximately fifty enterprise clients in Sri Lanka, including major banks, retailers, telecommunications firms, and government agencies. The company delivers solutions that prioritize security, simplicity, and scalability to over 31,710 customers worldwide across a range of industries.
Naresh Purohit, Senior Director of the Systems Engineering Group for South Asia at Nutanix, remarked, “Nutanix has always maintained that technology delivers the greatest value when it enables organizations to accelerate innovation and adapt with confidence. The Lanka Tech Summit is a convergence point for customers, partners, and industry leaders, allowing us to share practical insights, explore advanced technologies and their real-world applications, and strengthen the ecosystem that will support Sri Lanka’s upcoming digital growth. Our focus extends beyond infrastructure; we aim to assist organizations in developing modern applications on a secure, user-friendly, and scalable platform that aligns with their evolving requirements.”
Redington Sri Lanka, Nutanix’s primary value-added distributor in Sri Lanka and the Maldives, co-sponsored the Lanka Tech Summit, underscoring its commitment to enhancing the local partner ecosystem and aiding enterprises in the adoption of contemporary cloud technologies.
Dumindu Tennakoon, Country Manager for Redington Sri Lanka and Maldives, commented, “The Lanka Tech Summit showcases the growing momentum of enterprise modernization in Sri Lanka. As the leading value-added distributor for Nutanix in the region, we are dedicated to equipping our partners with the necessary expertise and support to serve their end customers effectively. We are thrilled to collaborate with Nutanix to assist more organizations in modernizing their IT infrastructure, advancing application modernization and AI initiatives, and preparing for future growth.”
Beyond its partnerships with the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) and providing its Community Edition software to students, NGOs, and public sector entities exploring open-source innovation, Nutanix is committed to contributing to the broader technology landscape beyond just enterprise transformation. By investing in its local partner ecosystem, fostering capability development, and creating long-term value for customers, Nutanix continues to broaden its presence in Sri Lanka.
The Lanka Tech Summit underscores Nutanix’s role as a pivotal technology platform partner, aiding businesses in modernizing applications, streamlining operations, and building resilient digital infrastructures as Sri Lankan organizations advance in their digital transformation journeys.
