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Local IT company H-One recently claimed to be the first to bring Microsoft’s cloud-based enterprise offering, Office 365, to Sri Lanka. Elaborating, the company’s Chief Executive Samath Fernando said that H-One had “introduced the cloud to Sri Lanka abou nine months ago”, when the company had outfitted top local conglomerate John Keells Holdings with Office 365.
(JH)