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Dijital Team and WinSYS City University launch two-year partnership

Dijital Team has signed a two-year partnership with Winsys City University, strengthening the skills and capabilities of its team members to support Managed Service Providers and IT service providers while elevating tech talent to immediate industry-readiness. With a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed recently, the partnership was formally launched on 9 September 2026 at Dijital […]

Dijital Team and Winsys City University have entered into a two-year partnership aimed at enhancing the skills and capabilities of their team members. The collaboration focuses on supporting Managed Service Providers and IT service providers while elevating the tech talent to immediate industry-readiness. The formal agreement was sealed with a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 9 September 2026 at Dijital Team's office in Colombo.

By combining Dijital Team's international employer network and understanding of the capabilities required by MSPs and IT service providers in Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom with Winsys City University's 21 years of training experience, the joint programs create legitimate classroom-to-international-career pathways.

These pathways provide structured learning and certification opportunities that support deeper capabilities in cloud, cybersecurity, automation, AI, and emerging technologies.

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