EPAM Buys Neoris in $630 Million Deal - Nearshore Americas
In a major strategic move, global IT consultant EPAM Systems secured a US$630 million deal to acquire Neoris, one of Latin America’s top technology service providers.. Founded in 2000 by Mexican construction materials giant Cemex, Neoris serves over 400 clients across various industries, including manufacturing, banking and retail. While Neoris has been in operation for more than two decades ...
Nearshore Americas - Serving the Digital Supply Chain of the …
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El Salvador Welcomes Record Tourists in 2024 - Nearshore Americas
Jan 15, 2025 · El Salvador welcomed 3.9 million tourists in 2024, establishing itself as a prominent tourism hotspot in Central America. Of the total visitors, 80% were foreign tourists—approximately 3.2 million—who stayed for more than one night, according to the Minister of Tourism, Morena Valdez.
Nexus 2024: An Unbeatable Lineup of Expert Speakers
Nexus 2024, the flagship event for the Nearshore industry, is shaping up to be one of the most meaningful Nexus programs since its launch in 2011.. The Americas’ Nearshore is entering a new period of globalization. Business leaders in the US and beyond are coming to recognize the quality of Latin American and Caribbean tech and digital …
Central American Countries Race to Expand Airport Capacity
As tourist numbers in Central America surpass pre-pandemic levels, countries throughout the region are racing to bolster their airport infrastructure.. From Belize to Nicaragua, nations are unveiling new airports, expanding existing facilities, and investing in modernizations to accommodate the growing influx of international visitors.
How Latin America’s New Banks Are Rewriting the Rulebook
Craig is the Managing Director and Co-Founder of the Biz Latin Hub Group.Craig holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering, with honours, a Master’s Degree in Project Management and various other diplomas covering logistics, personal management and government administration.
Outages and Outrage: Connectivity is a Growing Crisis for Venezuela
Venezuela-based workers connected to the global technology ecosystem are facing an increasingly impossible situation: three to four power blackouts or internet failures are happening on an average week and the very fact of delivering services from Venezuela is now viewed with grave suspicion.
Nearshore is Mostly Safe From Trump’s Tariff Threats
Two weeks ago, President-elect Donald Trump stated that, on his first day in office, he would seek a 10% tariff increase in Chinese goods and the imposition of 25% tariffs on products imported from Canada and Mexico.
Breakdown: Staffing Trends Defining 2025’s Workplace
Jan 16, 2025 · "We need evangelization". Martin Padulla, Founder & CEO at Staffingamericalatina and former Managing Director of the World Employment Confederation preaches the old customer service and IT world is dying. "We need to make the general public understand that English proficiency and digital skills are essential, yet not enough anymore." In this breakdown, we gathered insights
30 Years of Mercosur: What Has it Brought its Members?
On March 26, 1991, the heads of state of Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay gathered in the Paraguayan capital of Asuncion to sign a treaty formally establishing a regional economic integration initiative officially named the Southern Common Market, but better known as Mercosur. Thirty years on, the four countries remain active members and …