Dialog Enterprise, part of the giant Dialog Telecom group, said this week that it achieved a key milestone by commissioning a high-capacity international circuit with end-to-end optical fiber connectivity to the London Stock Exchange PLC (LSE) which owns Sri Lanka’s Millennium IT (MIT).
Seen here Rohantha Rodrigo, Chief Information Officer - Millennium Information Technologies(2nd from left), handing over the agreement to Suresh Sidhu, Chief Officer-Enterprise & Global Business of Dialog Axiata. Also in the picture are John Head-Rapson- Commercial Manager, Business and Operations Development, Millennium Information Technologies(left), Nalaka Bandara, Head of Corporate Solutions – Dialog Enterprise (2nd from Right) and Account Executive - Corporate Solutions Dialog Axiata, Thilina Ganewatte. |
Dialog’s Global IPVPN solution is powered by its strategic Points of Presence (POP) in London, and is connected via the SEAMEWE4 undersea cable.
It will facilitate seamless data communication between LSE and MIT providing functional efficiency and reduced operational costs, the company said. Dialog Enterprise successfully commissioned this high capacity (40Mb) secure link using its rapidly expanding optical fiber-based metro ethernet technology, extending seamless connectivity to the MIT facilities in Malabe, Sri Lanka.
Speaking about the partnership Suresh Sidhu, Chief Officer-Enterprise & Global Business of Dialog Axiata said: “We are confident that the investments Dialog has made through its Metro Ethernet Fiber project will provide our customers with the fast, reliable and cost effective solutions that allow them to be competitive in the markets they choose to serve.” |
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