When telecom giant Liberty Latin America began streamlining its Caribbean operations after acquiring Cable & Wireless, it ran into a challenge that catches many multinational companies by surprise. The company laid off employees and allegedly shifted some functions to lower-cost… Read More »

Physical AI is breathing new life into India’s IT and BPO industry at a time when autonomous AI tools such as Anthropic’s Claude are steadily taking over the coding and back-office work that once powered the country’s technology boom. In… Read More »

Demand for fractional CTO services is growing among U.S. companies grappling with AI adoption, cloud complexity, and tightening technology budgets. Latin America is emerging as a source of that executive talent and the model is gaining ground, but experts warn… Read More »

Bogotá has emerged as Latin America’s most cost-competitive city for companies seeking to fit out premium office space, while Buenos Aires ranks among the region’s most expensive markets, according to Turner & Townsend’s Global Office Fit-out Cost Guide 2026. Fitting… Read More »

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 »