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2. www.spclanka.gov.lkState Printing corporation- Home Page

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   we offer the widest variety of sustainable printing products available in Sri Lanka. We ensure no paper waste as our paper is fully recycled and we choose to use soy inks in our printing. This allows us to leave the smallest carbon footprint.

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3. www.trc.gov.lk › content › filesTELECOMMUNICATIONS - TRC

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   the vison of a Digitally inclusive Sri Lanka enabled by a smart society with a bold and ambitious digital transformation roadmap in motion. Telecommunications Regulatory Commission of Sri Lanka (TRCSL) in collaboration with the telecommunications industry have been instrumental in promoting the adoption of ICTs and to transform Sri

4. marketrealist.com › p › dan-niles-net-worthWhat Is Dan Niles' Net Worth? Founder of Satori Fund

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   Feb 4, 2023 · Dan Niles. Entreprenuer, engineer, and hedge fund manager. Net worth: $9 million (unconfirmed) Before he began his career on Wall Street in 1990, Dan Niles worked as an Engineer at Digital...

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   Discover the Sri Lankan ICT sector serves a number of industry verticals, including communication, apparel, and textiles, banking, financial service, and insurance, and healthcare.

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6. unctad.org › system › filesDigital Economy of Sri Lanka: National Goals and ... - UNCTAD

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   The digital economy in Sri Lanka, estimated to be USD 3.47 billion or 4.37% of GDP, is gradually emerging. Sri Lanka’s ICT/BPM workforce is supposed to reach 300,000 from 125,000 in 2018, which would then support a USD 3 billion industry from the current USD 1 billion.

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   Does Sri Lanka have a digital economy?

   • The digital economy in Sri Lanka, estimated to be USD 3.47 billion or 4.37% of GDP, is gradually emerging. Sri Lanka’s ICT/BPM workforce is supposed to reach 300,000 from 125,000 in 2018, which would then support a USD 3 billion industry from the current USD 1 billion.

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   Does Sri Lanka have a digital culture?

   • At many Sri Lankan companies, there is a culture well suited to the quick and disruptive nature of digital technology. Organizations have developed cross-functional agile teams and actively seek external partnerships and acquisition opportunities that will help them build digital capabilities.

   Unlocking Sri Lanka’s digital opportunity | McKinsey

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   What is the electronic industry like in Sri Lanka?

   • Sri Lanka’s electronic industry is relatively small. Most electronic equipment including computers with peripherals and mobile phones are imported. As only the export figure was available, it was assumed the local market is just as large as the export market.

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   What percentage of Sri Lankan companies are digital laggards?

   • Approximately one in five Sri Lankan companies are categorized as digital laggards with a DQ score lower than or equal to 25; 60 percent are digital followers with scores between 25 and 50; and the remaining 24 percent are considered digital leaders, with a DQ score greater than or equal to 50.

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8. www.mckinsey.com › capabilities › mckinsey-digitalUnlocking Sri Lanka’s digital opportunity | McKinsey

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   Oct 5, 2018 · At many Sri Lankan companies, there is a culture well suited to the quick and disruptive nature of digital technology. Organizations have developed cross-functional agile teams and actively seek external partnerships and acquisition opportunities that will help them build digital capabilities.