Nearshore Industry News, Analysis and Guidance
Latin America’s largest economies are becoming increasingly difficult jurisdictions for foreign businesses to navigate and comply with, according to TMF Group’s Global Business Complexity Index. Mexico ranked as the world’s second most complex country for doing business in this year’s… Read More »
Wizeline’s new CEO, Inés Casares, was never supposed to be a surprise. A 20-year professional ally of her predecessor, she was quietly placed on a succession plan shortly after joining the company, making her appointment less a leadership shake-up and… Read More »
Freshly graduated software engineers are facing a harsh job market as artificial inteligence tools reshape how software is built and push companies to favor experienced programmers over entry-level hires. Gone are the days when developers wrote code line by line.… Read More »
Venezuela is facing a historic turning point. After years of being sidelined by global investors, the January U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro has triggered a tentative reopening of the nation’s borders and markets. Over the past four months and with… Read More »
Nearshore BPO provider Horatio is building a large contact center in the Honduran city of San Pedro Sula where it plans to hire around 1,000 employees over the coming years. “What we are building there is not a traditional call… Read More »
The demise of low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines is expected to deal a significant blow to tourism-based economies in Central America and the Caribbean while leaving thousands of U.S. travelers without an affordable travel option. The airline ran 348 weekly flights to… Read More »
We’ve all heard that AI is shaking up the nearshore IT industry: smaller teams, fewer junior roles, and a cooling demand for custom software. But AI isn’t the most immediate challenge we’re facing. It’s not even our competitors. It’s the… Read More »









