IBM’s Global Footprint a Key Factor in Cemex Mega Deal
August 1st, 2012
IBM’s Hoey: Some Cemex tasks will remain in Mexico
By Luke Bujarski
Cemex has officially confirmed a 10-year, $1 billion mega deal with IBM Global Technology Services this week (a development originally reported in Nearshore Americas) that will trigger a major overhaul of the way Cemex runs its IT operations and finance and human resource back offices.“We’re not just running a bunch of servers here,” Bob Hoey, General Manager at IBM’s Global Services group told us in an interview yesterday. “This is a much larger transformational play integrating IT infrastructure with finance, accounting, and human resources processes and applications.”
‘Working in Paradise’ Contest: Give Us Your Best Shot
January 23rd, 2012
Is there something special about the view from your offices in Latin America or the Caribbean? If that’s the case, log on to our Facebook page and share your best shots. Our panel of editors and designers will be looking to find the most breathtaking image for a cash prize – and a special feature story. Check our our Facebook page for all the details. Any questions, check in with our Facebook hostess extraordinare Bertha Leal.
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