Business
Vector Agents announces digital worker platform
Vector Agents announced its updated Digital Worker Platform, built for what comes next: the age of digital employees, a new category of enterprise software designed to bring AI-powered digital teammates into the core of everyday business operations.
While the platform has already been in use with early customers, this announcement marks Vector Agents’ official public introduction and declaration of its long-term vision: a future where every department has powerful AI digital workers alongside human professionals making it a fundamental layer of how organizations operate, scale, and compete.
Vector Agents builds role-based digital employees that understand business context, follow workflows, and operate inside existing systems. Unlike traditional automation tools or chatbots, they are built to execute multi-step, end-to-end workflows across functions such as sales, finance, customer success, and HR, working continuously and reliably as part of the team. They don’t just assist with work, they carry out operational responsibilities inside real business workflows, acting as a new, dependable workforce layer inside modern organizations.
“We believe every function in every company will have its own AI teammate,” said Jeevan Gnanam, CEO of Vector Agents. The company’s vision, “Digital Workers, Human Outcomes,” reflects a shift in how organizations will evolve: not by treating AI as a side utility, but by embedding digital workers directly into teams and core processes, as a reliable part of how work gets done.”
Vector Agents currently offers four role-based digital workers across core functions: Lilian for Sales, Bradley for Finance, Rhea for Customer Success, and Blake for HR. Each is designed to integrate into existing workflows, learn company-specific processes, and execute work reliably alongside human teams. Amplifying their outputs, productivity and operational capacity.
Lilian and Rhea are Vector Agents’ first publicly available digital employees. Lilian is an AI SDR that defines your ICP using hundreds of data points and intent signals, researches each account to generate deep prospect intelligence, and runs highly personalized outreach campaigns 24/7. Rhea is an always-on Customer Success Agent that understands your products and processes, handles customer requests instantly, and escalates complex cases with full context via text, image and voice across 80+ languages, acting as a reliable front line for support operations.
Vector Agents builds AI-powered digital workers that operate alongside human teams across core business functions. From sales and finance to customer success and HR, Vector’s digital workers help organizations execute work more reliably, consistently, and at scale—delivering Digital Workers, Human Outcomes.
Business
Indo-Sri Lanka Chambers forge alliance to drive infrastructure and real estate investment
By Sanath Nanayakkare
In a major boost to bilateral economic ties, the Chamber of Construction Industry of Sri Lanka (CCISL) and the Indo–Sri Lanka Chamber of Commerce & Industry (ISCCI) have signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to deepen cooperation in real estate, infrastructure, and urban development.
The agreement establishes a formal framework for both institutions to drive collaborative initiatives, including business delegations, high-level conferences, workshops, B2B matchmaking sessions, and technical site visits. Designed to bridge businesses, government institutions, and project stakeholders across the Palk Strait, the partnership aims to unlock new avenues for cross-border joint ventures and technology transfers.
A focal point of this newly minted partnership is the facilitation of an upcoming trade delegation from the National Real Estate Development Council (NAREDCO) of India. Comprising major Indian players in the real estate and infrastructure sectors, the visiting delegation will engage in targeted business meetings, workshops, and inspection tours of prominent construction projects in Sri Lanka.
Under the terms of the MoU, CCISL will serve as the principal host coordinator in Sri Lanka. In close consultation with ISCCI, the apex construction body will curate itineraries, identify viable projects for engagement, and facilitate high-level dialogues with key government agencies, regulatory bodies, and industry leaders.
With both nations prioritizing sustainable urban growth, modern construction technologies, and infrastructure expansion, industry leaders view the partnership as a timely catalyst for economic rejuvenation. The collaboration is anticipated to accelerate market access, knowledge exchange, and foreign direct investment into Sri Lanka’s burgeoning property and development sectors.
To ensure the success of the upcoming NAREDCO delegation, CCISL has issued an urgent appeal to statutory authorities and relevant project owners to come forward with viable investment proposals. Stakeholders holding projects seeking foreign investment or technical partnerships are invited to submit comprehensive details to the Secretary General and CEO of CCISL via email at secyces@gmail.com.
Both chambers emphasize that translating this foundational agreement into tangible partnerships and robust capital flows will significantly strengthen bilateral connectivity between the construction and real estate sectors of India and Sri Lanka.
Business
Hettich celebrates a decade in Sri Lanka with partner meet in Colombo
Hettich, the globally renowned German manufacturer of furniture fittings and architectural hardware known for its state-of-the-art manufacturing plants and magical interior solutions across the world celebrated a significant milestone in Sri Lanka, marking 10 years of presence in the country with its inaugural Partner Meet in Colombo.
The landmark event brought together Hettich’s key partners, stakeholders and industry leaders to celebrate a decade of growth, collaboration and shared success, while reaffirming the company’s long-term commitment to the Sri Lankan market.
Over the past decade, Hettich has strengthened its presence in Sri Lanka through its focus on German engineering, innovation, quality and functionality, contributing to the creation of contemporary and intelligently designed living and working spaces across the country.
The gala evening was graced by a distinguished delegation of senior leaders, including Dr. Andreas Hettich, Chairman, Hettich Group Advisory Board; S. K. Poddar, Chairman, Hettich India & Adventz Group; Mr. Akshay Poddar, Director, Hettich India; Andre Eckholt, Managing Director, Hettich India, SAARC, Middle East & Africa; Rahul Thakkar, Director – Sales, Hettich India & SAARC; and Dinusha Bhaskaran, Managing Director, Vallibel One PLC.
Business
GS Evo Motors launches all-new JMEV EWIND
GS Evo Motors Limited, the authorized distributor of JMEV electric vehicles in Sri Lanka, has officially launched the JMEV EWIND, a next-generation compact electric SUV. The vehicle is designed to offer strong performance, intelligent technology, premium comfort, and high safety standards, marking another milestone in Sri Lanka’s growing electric mobility sector.
The EWIND features a sleek, aerodynamic exterior with penetrating LED daytime running lights, trapezoidal chain-inspired LED tail lamps, 19-inch alloy wheels, and a bold silhouette. Inside, it offers a spacious cabin with a panoramic moonroof and retractable curtain, an ultra-thin suspended instrument panel, a D-shaped multifunction steering wheel, multi-colour ambient lighting, premium finishes, and electrically adjustable front seats.
The SUV is available in single-motor front-wheel drive configurations, producing up to 108 kW and 210 Nm, with 0–100 km/h acceleration in 8.9 seconds.
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