Guadalajara Archives - Nearshore Americas

Tech Talent Provider Terminal Raises US$17 Million

Bay Area-based Terminal serves as a labor contractor, allowing professionals to work from the comfort of their hometown without having to emigrate to the U.S. or the country where their employer is based.
By Narayan Ammachchi October 4, 2019
Bosch to Train Mexican Students in Information Technology

Among the skills the company wants to teach students include software development, according to Spanish news portal informador.mx.
By Narayan Ammachchi August 29, 2019
What an Amazing Office: Wizeline

In a move to expand its operations, Wizeline opened a new 100,000 square foot office, just a few hundred feet from its previous main campus in Zapopan, in November 2018.
By Bianca Wright July 31, 2019
Faces in the Crowd: Anahí Félix

The Mexican marketing professional is a co-founder of WeLoveIT, a community that brings together schools, companies and parents to encourage young women's scientific education and employment in the tech sector.
By Adam Critchley July 4, 2019
Philosophy, Math Seen as Key to AI Development in Mexico

Acknowledging Mexico’s reputation as a haven of talented software developers, a self-professed 'data philanthropist' explains how education in the country needs to prioritize data analysis and mathematics to create robust AI.
By Adam Critchley June 21, 2019
Mexico’s ITESM Launches New Vocational Approach in Alliance with Local Tech Firms

The Tec de Monterrey's new educational model, Tec21, allows companies to link students directly to professional practices, giving them hands-on experience during coursework.
By Adam Critchley June 14, 2019
Wizeline Hosts #WeLoveIT Event for Mexican Teens

The software developer's event in Guadalajara aims to empower Mexican girls seeking to train in the IT sector.
By Adam Critchley June 11, 2019
National Geographic Virtual Theme Park to Open in Guadalajara

The attraction is a collaboration between the National Geographic Society, local architecture firm Thor Urbana and IP2Entertainment.
By Adam Critchley April 30, 2019
DXC Technologies Gobbles Up Luxoft

The acquisition will help DXC beef up its digital strategy, gaining access to Luxoft’s engineering talent as well as delivery centers across the globe.
By Narayan Ammachchi January 22, 2019
Faces in the Crowd: Chris Ferguson

Chris Ferguson is the CEO of Codigo MX, an IT services company that has offices in the US and Mexico.
By Zach Marzouk December 20, 2018
Epicor Expands to Mexico with an Office in Guadalajara

The Mexican office will provide consulting services in employee training, process improvements and software updates, in addition to ERP solutions.
By Narayan Ammachchi October 1, 2018
Site Selection Tips: What to Know Before Launching an Operation in Mexico

To ensure your Mexican operation gets off the ground successfully, the team at Intugo have compiled their best site selection advice for the country, exploring the cultural, operational, and financial differences to be aware of.
By Michael Mocilac September 4, 2018

Bay Area-based Terminal serves as a labor contractor, allowing professionals to work from the comfort of their hometown without having to emigrate to the U.S. or the country where their employer is based.

Among the skills the company wants to teach students include software development, according to Spanish news portal informador.mx.

In a move to expand its operations, Wizeline opened a new 100,000 square foot office, just a few hundred feet from its previous main campus in Zapopan, in November 2018.

The Mexican marketing professional is a co-founder of WeLoveIT, a community that brings together schools, companies and parents to encourage young women's scientific education and employment in the tech sector.

Acknowledging Mexico’s reputation as a haven of talented software developers, a self-professed 'data philanthropist' explains how education in the country needs to prioritize data analysis and mathematics to create robust AI.

The Tec de Monterrey's new educational model, Tec21, allows companies to link students directly to professional practices, giving them hands-on experience during coursework.

The software developer's event in Guadalajara aims to empower Mexican girls seeking to train in the IT sector.

The attraction is a collaboration between the National Geographic Society, local architecture firm Thor Urbana and IP2Entertainment.

The acquisition will help DXC beef up its digital strategy, gaining access to Luxoft’s engineering talent as well as delivery centers across the globe.

Chris Ferguson is the CEO of Codigo MX, an IT services company that has offices in the US and Mexico.

The Mexican office will provide consulting services in employee training, process improvements and software updates, in addition to ERP solutions.

To ensure your Mexican operation gets off the ground successfully, the team at Intugo have compiled their best site selection advice for the country, exploring the cultural, operational, and financial differences to be aware of.