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PC partner opens outlet
For Notebook accessories:
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The state of the art PC Partner outlet
for notebook accessories where the employees strongly
believe ‘Customer service is the key to business success’. |
PC Partner, a provider of Information Technology (IT) solutions to
the local retail industry, launched a sales outlet catering to notebook
accessories. This one-stop shop provides all types of solutions for
notebooks including the latest accessories such as external flexible
keyboards, cooler pads, latest high quality webcams and headphones which
would give exclusive experience in wireless communications and also all
types of batteries, adaptors and screens for a wide range of high
profile brands.
Chief Operating Officer PC Partner (Pvt.) Ltd. (PCP) M.M.M. Thufail
said, "The opening of this new outlet is in keeping with our primary
objective of identifying and satisfying consumer information and
communication technology requirements at affordable prices.
Our venture into the notebook accessories market will ensure that
customers experience a comprehensive service that meets all their
notebook requirements at a single location. The launch of this sales
centre also reflects our varied service portfolio, which ranges from the
provision of branded and assembled desktops, notebooks and IT-related
accessories to superior after sales service."
Sri Lanka's information technology market is poised to grow with IT
usage in the public and private sectors expanding, and the number of
online transactions and broadband subscribers increasing, in addition to
the growth of online education. This expansion is also reflected in the
demand for mini notebooks despite a downturn in the global economy and
political instability. Portable in design and affordable in price, the
mini notebook is particularly suited to emerging markets such as Sri
Lanka.
With demand for notebooks set to enter a high growth trajectory, PC
Partner has diversified its business to meet the evolving needs of the
local ICT landscape.
Second OEM Academy
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Mohamed Sarooj receives his “Sales
Professional” recognition badge from Country Manager
Microsoft Sri Lanka (Pvt) Ltd. Sriyan de Silva Wijeratne. |
Microsoft Sri Lanka completed its second OEM Sales Academy recently,
a program designed to enhance the skills of the sales personnel of
Microsoft resellers.
Sales personnel can achieve several levels of
qualifications in the OEM Sales Academy program which recognizes their
product knowledge and sales skills.
The Academy trains the participating sales personnel to reach the
first level of the program "Sales Specialist" based on the skills they
demonstrate and performance during the program.
They then proceed to acquire qualifications to become "Sales
Professional" and then "Sales Champion".
Forty-five Sales personnel have
undergone the OEM Sales Academy training this year. Mohommed Sarooj is a
participant of the first Microsoft OEM Sales Academy who was upgraded to
"Sales Professional" level, recognizing his achievements.
EWIS the select partner for Juniper
Juniper Networks, offers a high-performance network infrastructure
that creates a responsive and trusted environment for accelerating the
deployment of services and applications over a single network, has
recently elected as E-W information systems as their select partner in
Sri Lanka.
EWIS is the one and only Juniper networks select partner in Sri Lanka
concentrating on the award winning juniper network's security solutions
and product lines. Ruwini Weliwita, Germain Wickeremasinge and
Chaturanga Jayaweera have been certified by Juniper for sales/marketing
and providing technical support for Juniper's network security related
product lines and EWIS could look forward in received future customer
referrals, sales leads and greater discounts from Juniper Networks.
Having completed more than 20 Juniper Network security related
installations in less than 12 months and a couple of more high profile
installations in the pipeline, the potential for EWIS with Juniper
Networks looks positive.
Cartoon newtwork joins Art TV
Watch Cartoon expanding its footprint in South Asia, Turner
International launched a dedicated one hour programming block of its
leading children's channel, Cartoon Network on ART Television, Sri
Lanka's terrestrial English channel.
Starting August 16 from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily, children can
now enjoy the opportunity to experience Cartoon Network's world famous
cartoons, which include Dexter's Laboratory, Powerpuff Girls, Samurai
Jack, Johnny Bravo, Ed, Ed N Eddy, Courage the Cowardly Dog and many
more.
Vice President and Deputy General Manager - Distribution and Business
Operations, South Asia, Turner International India (Pvt) Ltd (TIIPL),
Siddharth Jain said, "Sri Lanka is an extremely important market for
Turner International. Our relationship with Art Television dates back
over a decade.
With the launch of this block we now provide news and entertainment
to our consumers in Sri Lanka by leveraging the reach of Art Television.
This block will showcase world-class children's entertainment. This
partnership between Turner International and ART Television will be a
win-win initiative for the consumer as they get to enjoy the content
from the world's largest cartoon library and on a platform with the
largest reach in the country."
Nawaloka launches home nursing services
Nawaloka Hospitals have introduced a specialized home nursing
service. Specially trained Intensive Care Unit [ICU] nurses are
provided, offering round the clock service, with shifts being arranged
accordingly.
Patients of any age could be looked after, with the special Nawaloka
touch.
"Our nurses will be in constant contact about their patient's
problems with the sister in charge of the Medical Intensive Care Unit of
the Hospital" said Director / General Manager Nawaloka Hospital, Prof
Lal Chandrasena. Specialized nursing procedures such as urinary
catheterization, and insertion of nasogastric tubes could also be
carried out by experienced nurses from Nawaloka Hospital within one's
own home.
When we grow older most people want to continue living in their
familiar surroundings.
Their adult children often become their primary care givers, but when
patients become progressively difficult to take care of or when the
responsibility of full time attention becomes too overwhelming, families
need to consider professionals and there are many advantages to
receiving healthcare at home", he said.
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Lankaputhra Development Bank (LDB), as
part of its corporate responsibility towards society, has
made available bottled drinking water to inmates of IDP
camps in the North and the East. A token presentation of
supplies was made at the Ministry of Finance and Planning on
August 12. Here Minister of Finance and State Revenue,
Ranjith Siyambalapitiya receives a token presentation of
bottled drinking water from Chairman of Lankaputhra
Development Bank, A. Sarath de Silva. Asst. General -
Manager Credit, Ranjith Dissanayake was also present. |
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