e-VERIFILE expands global operations

e-VERIFILE, an American workforce management solutions provider, based in Atlanta, USA, (www.e-verifile.com) is expanding its global operations to Sri Lanka.

Founded in 1999 by American industry veteran and entrepreneur, Ravi Wijesinghe, e-VERIFILE provides unique employee screening and administrative support solutions that streamline routine workforce, contractor/vendor, and security management processes.

e-VERIFILE.COM, Inc. specialises in developing and delivering fast, web-enabled employee screening solutions and support systems for organisations in the USA, as well as Canada, such as background checks, credit history reports, and criminal background investigations. A premier workforce management solutions provider, e-VERIFILE offers innovative tools and resources that minimise the time it takes to complete everyday administrative tasks.

It has always been my desire to make a tangible contribution to the country where I was raised. I realise that there is a wealth of talent in Sri Lanka, especially among the youth. We believe in Sri Lanka's future prospects and wish to empower those in the software development industry to meet the challenges of the global market while realising their individual dreams and contributing to the economic growth of the nation, said Wijesinghe.

For its operation in Sri Lanka, e - VERIFILE is collaborating with Rainbow Resources Lanka (Pvt) Ltd, (www.rainbow.lk) a consultancy and training company specialising in Communication, Project Management and Human Resource Development.

Rainbow Resources Lanka is expanding its portfolio of services to include software development in support of client demands in local as well as international markets.

"We plan to launch our operation on a small scale and then expand. Initially, we will select a small team of high calibre software engineers (Java) and a lead engineer to start our operation in Sri Lanka. They will be employed by our partner, Rainbow Resources Lanka. They will be provided advanced training and guided by US experts. Employees who prove themselves will also be offered further training opportunities in USA", Wijesinghe said.