Nutanix, a global leader in cloud software, hosted its flagship annual Lanka Tech Summit in Sri Lanka, bringing together customers, partners and technology leaders to explore the latest developments in enterprise cloud, application modernisation and digital infrastructure.
The summit also provided Nutanix with a key platform to outline its strategy for the Sri Lankan market, with a particular focus on application modernisation and the company’s latest go-to-market (GTM) and route-to-market (RTM) strategies for local enterprises and partners.
During the event, Nutanix reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Sri Lanka’s ambition to develop a US$15 billion digital economy by 2030 through modern, secure and scalable technology platforms.
As organisations across industries continue to modernise their IT environments, applications are becoming increasingly important for improving productivity, enhancing customer experiences and driving innovation. At the summit, Nutanix demonstrated how its hybrid multicloud platform can help organisations accelerate application modernisation, AI initiatives and deployments while simplifying infrastructure management.
Leading Sri Lankan organisations from the banking, retail and telecommunications sectors, together with sovereign cloud service providers, also shared their experiences at the event. Their insights highlighted how modern cloud infrastructure can improve operational efficiency, strengthen business resilience and support long-term growth.
Nutanix currently supports around 50 enterprise customers in Sri Lanka, including major banks, retailers, telecommunications providers and government agencies. Globally, the company provides secure, scalable and simplified technology solutions to more than 31,710 customers across a wide range of industries.
Commenting on the summit, Naresh Purohit, Senior Director, Systems Engineering Group, South Asia, Nutanix, said, “Nutanix has consistently maintained that technology provides the most value when it helps organizations accelerate innovation and adapt confidently. We are orchestrating a convergence of customers, partners, and industry leaders through the Lanka Tech Summit to share pragmatic insights, explore advanced technologies and their real business use cases, and fortify the ecosystem that will underpin Sri Lanka’s forthcoming digital expansion.”
He added, “Beyond infrastructural considerations, our aim is to support organizations in developing modern applications on a platform that is secure, user-friendly, and scalable, aligned with their evolving needs.”
Redington Sri Lanka, Nutanix’s leading value-added distributor in Sri Lanka and the Maldives, co-sponsored the Lanka Tech Summit. Its participation further demonstrated the company’s commitment to strengthening the local technology partner ecosystem and supporting enterprises in adopting modern cloud technologies.
The summit reinforced Nutanix’s focus on enabling Sri Lankan organisations to modernise their technology environments while building the digital capabilities needed to support the country’s evolving digital economy.