Innovation

Ramesh Shanmuganathan discusses how Sri Lanka and its technology sector may emerge stronger from the present economic crisis.

VeracityAI has developed WENN CarEye that scans the exterior of a vehicle, analyses wear and tear, diagnoses problems, and more.

This startup is making high-quality healthcare universally accessible, affordable, and personal by unlocking the potential of digital technology

In a dynamic marketplace that’s rapidly changing and highly competitive, the power of a brand determines its success

During the last five years, WSO2’s business has grown fivefold. Its charismatic founder is now talking about readying the company to go public in a few years.

A technology explosion is underway and some countries are riding this new digital wave better than others. Ramesh Shanmuganathan weighs the significance of what’s happening and discusses how Sri Lanka can avoid being left behind.

No one knew the arts of canal building, dykes, drainage and land reclamation like the Dutch

Most tech startups don’t survive the valley of death. To sustain the ones that do survive, the investment landscape needs fixing, according to a pioneer.

Microimage built a clutch of products in the first two decades of its existence; until it realised to scale it needed focus

These fintech startups are on a mission to improve financial inclusion

The Malabe-based tech unit of London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) is shaping the technology stacks that power stock exchanges, clearinghouses, depositories, and trading venues world over.

Less than a percent of everything sold, is sold online. If the bottlenecks preventing mass adoption can be busted e-commerce has the potential to transform business and daily life

Demand for ICT jobs is not monolithic. Neither is supply. We have to get into nuts and bolts to see the bigger picture

The key to creating a culture of sustainability is ensuring that your employees are engaged, right from day one

Imal Kalutotage and Vijitha Abeywardena are co-founders of nCinga, a six-year-old company acquired recently for over $15 million by a Singaporean tech firm, making it one of the largest tech exits in Sri Lanka. So what exactly does nCinga do and why is the startup worth so much?

Financial technology can liberate business and improve economy wide efficiency. But where does one start this work?

Since renewing its focus on growing its supermarkets in 2012 , Keells has made giant strides . Now that the business is scaled it’s adapting to new challenges around sustainability, productivity and innovation

Technology giants like apple have a market grip so tight that requires companies not just to build viral-worthy products to succeed but also understand how to navigate their ecosystem

Justgoodness.Co, an online store of eco-friendly and organic products, faces up to challenges of working with other smes