FITIS TO PUT DIGITAL AMBITION INTO ACTION AT SRI LANKA DIGITAL DAY 2026
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka: From national digital strategy to the everyday decisions that help businesses grow, Sri Lanka Digital Day 2026 will bring policy and practical action into one conversation on 6 November 2026 in Colombo. It will take place concurrently with INFOTEL 2026, FITIS’s flagship ICT exhibition, scheduled for 6–8 November 2026.
Organised by the Digital Services Chapter of the Federation of Information Technology Industry Sri Lanka (FITIS), the event will bring together policymakers, technology leaders, corporate decision-makers and entrepreneurs to explore how digital transformation can improve productivity, strengthen competitiveness and create new opportunities.
The programme connects two essential sides of Sri Lanka’s digital future: the frameworks that enable progress and the business solutions that put it into practice.
Morning sessions will focus on national digital strategy, SME growth, and the banking and financial ecosystem. Speeches and a panel discussion with audience questions will examine banking, finance and regulation, bringing business priorities into the wider conversation about digital development. The afternoon will turn to practical digital adoption for SMEs, entrepreneurs and industry practitioners. Digital transformation case studies, business-focused sessions and a panel on corporate IT leadership and adoption strategies will explore how organisations can move from interest to implementation.
“Sri Lanka Digital Day is intended to bring the digital ecosystem into one conversation, connecting policymakers, technology companies, businesses and industry leaders around the opportunities emerging from digital transformation. As Sri Lanka continues to build its digital economy, we need stronger collaboration between these stakeholders to translate technology into practical value, productivity and new opportunities,” said Mr N. Udayakumar, President of the FITIS Digital Services Chapter.
Dr Dayan Rajapakse, Chairman of FITIS, said: “The digital economy is no longer a separate segment of business or industry. It increasingly influences how organisations operate, compete and create value. Through Sri Lanka Digital Day, FITIS aims to create a platform where ideas, expertise and industry experience can come together to support Sri Lanka’s broader digital transformation and strengthen our position in an increasingly technology-driven global economy.”
By connecting national priorities with business experience, Sri Lanka Digital Day 2026 aims to make digital transformation more relevant to organisations of every size. For business leaders planning their next investment and entrepreneurs exploring digital solutions, the programme offers a shared platform to examine opportunities, discuss challenges and learn from industry experience.
