Mr.Madudhka Bandara Dias: Senior Consultant

Madushka Dias is an accomplished Technical Architect based in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. With over 15 years of invaluable experience in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Madushka has carved an illustrious path in the tech landscape. As a former Senior Customer Engineer at Microsoft for nearly a decade, he undertook diverse roles, including consulting for the Asia-Pacific region, specializing in M365 solutions, networking, voice, messaging, and security.

As the Co-Founder of Digital Zyndicate, Madushka doesn’t just lead; he sets the tech visions for the company and guides its investments, embodying a commitment to driving digital transformations for enhanced workplace collaborations.

In his past roles at Microsoft, Madushka spearheads Teams Voice, Messaging, and M365 Governance, showcasing his prowess as a subject matter expert. His responsibilities extend to presales, where he provides strategic insights and recommendations, aligning with the organization’s goals. Madushka is at the forefront of designing and delivering industrial-leading Microsoft solutions, with a strong focus on network performance, optimization, and reliability.

Madushka’s journey is marked by several accolades, including the “Wing beneath my wings” Award and his role as President of the Astronomy & Space Study Center. He has been recognized for reaching 100 students as an instructor and delivering 10 classes with distinction.

A Fast Learner with expertise in Telecommunications and pre-sales, Madushka is fluent in English and holds certifications such as Microsoft Certified IT Professional: Lync Server Administrator 2010 (MCITP) and Microsoft 365 Security Administration.

In addition to his professional endeavors, Madushka is an inspiring speaker, Modern Workplace trainer, blogger, and a dedicated researcher pursuing an M.Sc in InfoSec. His commitment to staying abreast of technological trends and contributing to the field is evident in his diverse portfolio and extensive business travel spanning over 200,000 miles.