In today's rapidly evolving tech landscape, empowering women entrepreneurs with the knowledge and resources they need to succeed is more crucial than ever. Recognizing this need, Orel IT recently conducted a comprehensive knowledge-sharing session as part of the ongoing “SheExports" programme, which is a long-term capacity-building initiative by the Export Development Board and SLASSCOM aiming at preparing women tech entrepreneurs for the global market.
During the session, Orel IT provided valuable insights into several critical areas of modern technology, including their Orel Cloud & Partner services, which offer scalable cloud solutions tailored to the needs of tech startups. Participants also gained a deeper understanding on the areas such as latest technology trends, cybersecurity, and the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT).
Being a women led, high level enterprise in Sri Lanka, the experts at Orel IT emphasized the strength of women in tech and the importance of building sustainable businesses. Their message was clear: the future of technology lies not only in innovation but also in creating resilient, adaptable businesses that can thrive in a rapidly changing world.
The "EDB-SLASSCOM SheExports" programme, supported by industry leaders, is a crucial platform for women entrepreneurs aiming to take their businesses to the next level. It offers a unique opportunity to acquire skills, knowledge, and networks necessary to scale-up, enter and compete in international markets.
The Export Development Board (EDB) extends its deepest appreciation to Orel IT for their invaluable contribution to the SheExports programme, where their commitment to empowering women entrepreneurs has been pivotal in enhancing the global competitiveness of Sri Lankan tech businesses and fostering innovation in the export sector.
For tech women entrepreneurs in the ICT-BPM sector who are looking to expand their horizons and leverage this opportunity, the time to act is now. Those interested in joining the programme are encouraged to contact Kethaki Pelpola or Dinesh Attanayake at 011-2300723 or via email at [email protected], [email protected].
