VMware, Inc. (NYSE: VMW), a leading innovator in enterprise software, announced that Seylan Bank PLC is the first enterprise in Sri Lanka to adopt VMware’s vSAN Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) and VMware vRealize Operations Manager.
The adoption of VMware’s flexible and more secure technology platform has allowed Seylan Bank to scale quickly and efficiently, enabling it to accelerate innovation while enhancing its service offering to corporate, small, media enterprises (SMEs) and retail customers.
With the implementation of VMware’s vSANHCI, Seylan Bank said it is better positioned to serve a burgeoning population of mobile and internet banking consumers, driven by increased connectivity, and high server demands from incremental digital banking and application growth.
“As the industry moves to the next level of connectivityand service levels, sharpening our digital capability is the only way for us to win more customers, serve them better,entrench loyalty and maintain our momentum,” said Harsha Wanigatunga, CIO, Seylan Bank .
“Sri Lanka’s banking sector is brimming with potential and in order to harness this, financial institutions need the right network foundation to enable innovation and scale at disruptive speed. Seylan Bank exemplifies this and we are very heartened to witnessthe bank’s immense progressin its digital transformation journey, and how that has paid off in enabling them to move fast and seize opportunities,” said Sanjay K. Deshmukh, Vice President and Managing Director, SEAK, VMware.
Sidantha Peeris, Director Sales and Marketing, Softlogic Information Technologies, commented that Seylan Bankhadcarefully evaluated all options before investing and they were confident that the new software definedstorage architecture isthe way forward.
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