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India Sets Its Sights on Latin America

The economic resilience of Brazil, Russia, India, and China – known collectively as the “BRIC” nations – has been remarkable, and has resulted in an increasing amount of trade and investment between

Mexican President Pena Nieto’s First 6 Months in Office

After six months in office, Mexico’s president Enrique Peña Nieto is playing host to Barack Obama this week. But putting this high-profile visit aside, how is Peña Nieto doing midway through his

Miami Building a Startup Culture

Miami is a city that has traditionally attracted sun-worshippers, not startups. But that is beginning to change, thanks to the efforts of the Beacon Council, a public-private economic development group, schools such

LatAm’s Leap into Mobile Broadband

Broadband access in Latin America is spotty. In some regions and cities the Internet is lightning fast, while in others it can be hard to get a reliable dial-up connection. But the

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45% of Mexican Companies Plan to Add IT Staff

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Mexican Execs Link Technology to Business Success

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U.S. Could Learn from Nearshore Training Initiatives

By Ann All Posted on 09 May 2013. Tags: , , , ,

Cloud vs. Outsourcing: What Changes, What Remains the Same

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