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N*Able, a prominent entity in Sri Lanka’s technological landscape, took home the award for Digital Transformation at the Microsoft South East Asia New Markets Partner Summit held from 10-12 September in Bangkok, Thailand. The accolade which was awarded under the category of South-East Asia – Emerging Markets, was a clear distinction of the company’s recent success in migrating a major organisation’s operations to the Microsoft SQL database.
Spanning over a decade of experience in the industry, N*Able’s achievement is one that further cements its status as a leader amongst its peers. One of the determining factors for the win was the level of value addition that the client was able to enjoy as a result of the crossover to SQL. Aside from their day-to-day operations, the client is also now running their critical business applications via the database server software, which has resulted in a significant improvement in efficiency. With this customer need in mind, N*Able has built a dedicated team to implement the entire Microsoft solution stack, and has deployed multiple large solutions with Microsoft technologies.
“I congratulate N*Able for this significant recognition at this year’s Southeast Asia New Markets Partner Summit as the Digital Transformation award winner for Sri Lanka,” said Hasitha Abeywardena, Country Manager for Microsoft Sri Lanka and Maldives. “This is a testimony to the relentless commitment of N*Able to deliver transformative solutions to customers, using the cutting-edge technology platforms provided by Microsoft.”
N*Able is a technology services company that sells business outcomes. Over the past 10 years, it has established itself as a unique provider of solutions and technologies that enables businesses to create unprecedented value for their customers and stakeholders in telecom, banking, government and large enterprises. In doing so, N*Able has tapped into previously dormant markets, and pushed Sri Lankan businesses to the global cutting edge of data and networking.
