Jalisco Archives - Nearshore Americas

Infographic: The Facts About Mexico’s IT Services Sector

Mexico's IT services sector continues to be a Nearshore giant, generating billions of dollars in revenue each year. This infographic lays out some of the data behind the industry.
By Matt Kendall April 23, 2018
Jalisco’s New Tech Visa Makes it Easy for US Entrepreneurs to Relocate

Jalisco is about to open its doors to entrepreneurs around the world, as the JalisConnect initiative and a new Tech Visa are launched this week.
By Matt Kendall February 14, 2018
Jalisco Entrepreneurs Develop App That Translates Sign Language

Students from Jalisco have created an application called "Sign’n" that translates text and voice into sign language in order to help the hard of hearing.
By Matt Kendall February 12, 2018
Status update from Jalisco: NAFTA Talks and Mexican Elections Causing Volatility

Jose Miguel Zozyacorrea explains how a mix of political and economic headwinds will very likely alter the face of business and FDI in Jalisco, Mexico.
By Jose Miguel Zozyacorrea December 5, 2017
Sophia, the AI Robot, will be Keynote Speaker At Jalisco Talent Event

She is the first lifeless speaker ever to attend the annual event designed to bring together technology talent from around the country to discuss emerging technologies, including robotic technology and virtual reality.
By Narayan Ammachchi November 8, 2017
CEO View: Oracle Mexico Shows Confidence in National Talent with Massive Expansion

Javier Cordero, CEO and President at Oracle Mexico, talks to Nearshore Americas about the company’s growth strategies and Mexico’s fountain of talent.
By Matt Kendall October 25, 2017
Roll Video: IJALTI Director on Jalisco Tech Talent Development

Eduardo Chávez, Director General at IJALTI, explains how the Mexican state of Jalisco is progressing in its efforts to fill the universal tech talent gap.
By Matt Kendall October 4, 2017
Mexico Leveraging Potential Curbs on H-1B Visa to Attract Indian IT Pros

Most of the major Indian IT firms are already running at least one delivery center in Mexico, and there will be no need for U.S. visa holders to obtain a new visa to travel south of the border.
By Narayan Ammachchi February 22, 2017
Opportunity Knocks at Mexico’s Door and the State of Jalisco Answers

As Trump’s unforgiving approach to foreign policy leaves everyone in limbo, the Mexican state of Jalisco is finding new opportunities in the uncertainty.
By Matt Kendall February 17, 2017
Roll Video: IJALTI Director General on Jalisco’s Technological Magnetism

Eduardo Chávez from IJALTI explains why Jalisco and Guadalajara are attracting top talent from all over the country, and how US tech companies are beginning to see the true value of the state.
By Matt Kendall February 15, 2017
El Farallon de Tepic: Guadalajara’s Seafood Sanctuary

El Farallon de Tepic is a seafood haven tucked away in a corner of Zapopan, …
By Matt Kendall November 2, 2016
Faces in the Crowd – Leonardo N’Haux

From humble beginnings as a student of software engineering at Argentina’s National Technology University (UTN), Leonardo N’Haux …
By Matt Kendall September 9, 2016

Mexico's IT services sector continues to be a Nearshore giant, generating billions of dollars in revenue each year. This infographic lays out some of the data behind the industry.

Jalisco is about to open its doors to entrepreneurs around the world, as the JalisConnect initiative and a new Tech Visa are launched this week.

Students from Jalisco have created an application called "Sign’n" that translates text and voice into sign language in order to help the hard of hearing.

Jose Miguel Zozyacorrea explains how a mix of political and economic headwinds will very likely alter the face of business and FDI in Jalisco, Mexico.

She is the first lifeless speaker ever to attend the annual event designed to bring together technology talent from around the country to discuss emerging technologies, including robotic technology and virtual reality.

Javier Cordero, CEO and President at Oracle Mexico, talks to Nearshore Americas about the company’s growth strategies and Mexico’s fountain of talent.

Eduardo Chávez, Director General at IJALTI, explains how the Mexican state of Jalisco is progressing in its efforts to fill the universal tech talent gap.

Most of the major Indian IT firms are already running at least one delivery center in Mexico, and there will be no need for U.S. visa holders to obtain a new visa to travel south of the border.

As Trump’s unforgiving approach to foreign policy leaves everyone in limbo, the Mexican state of Jalisco is finding new opportunities in the uncertainty.

Eduardo Chávez from IJALTI explains why Jalisco and Guadalajara are attracting top talent from all over the country, and how US tech companies are beginning to see the true value of the state.

El Farallon de Tepic is a seafood haven tucked away in a corner of Zapopan, …

From humble beginnings as a student of software engineering at Argentina’s National Technology University (UTN), Leonardo N’Haux …