Sri Lanka’s own Creately was recently tapped as a top-five contender in the List of Best ANZ Sellers for 2021 by industry benchmark site G2. Additionally, G2 also tapped Creately as a Leader in the Diagramming segment.
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features over 100,000 reviews and over five million visitors. G2’s Best
Software Awards rank the world’s best software companies and products based on
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A visualization and collaborative software company headquartered in
Melbourne, Australia, which runs most of its research and development and
operations out of Sri Lanka, Creately was founded by a small team led by
Melsta
Hospitals Ragama, part of Melsta Health which is a fully owned subsidiary of
Sri Lanka’s leading diversified conglomerate Melstacorp PLC recently made
history when it became the only healthcare institution in the country to be
accredited with an integrated management system (IMS) comprising of four
international standards; ISO 9001 :2015, ISO 22000:2018, ISO 14001:2015 and ISO
45001:2018.
In February 2020 Melstacorp PLC owned by
famed business tycoon Harry Jayawardena fully acquired Browns Hospitals managed
by Browns Healthcare and rebranded it to Melsta Hospitals Ragama. In such a
short span of time, the Melsta Health management has been able to achieve an
affordable, quality conscious and process driven culture whilst staying true to
The Colombo Stock Exchange and the Securities and Exchange Commission have decided to withdraw the requirements applied to the stockbroker firms via the latest circulars bearing number 04-03-2021 dated 08 March 2021 due to the system limitations and practical constraints regarding the submission of
The Ceylon Chamber of Commerce had the privilege of having Professor Asita de Silva, Chairman of the National Medicines Regulatory Authority as the guest speaker at its monthly Committee Meeting recently.
According to Professor de Silva, the primary objective of
vaccination is to prevent death and to reduce severe disease. Healthcare
workers, elderly and those with other co-morbidities are the most vulnerable to
contact the illness, which is why these groups receive the highest priority for
vaccination.
According to WHO, over the last five weeks, the world has
seen a drop in the global numbers in infections and the number of people dying from
Fitch Ratings has withdrawn Seylan Bank PLC's 'A(lka)(EXP)' expected rating, assigned on 21 August 2020, for its proposed senior debenture issuance.
Fitch is withdrawing Seylan's senior debt expected rating as it is no longer expected to convert to a final rating. We do not expect Seylan's forthc