Matt KendallA strong Nearshore ecosystem for IT and BPO doesn’t emerge by accident; communities of entrepreneurs, corporate partners, and civil leaders are successful in this goal because stakeholders believe that what’s best for the community is far more important than individual self interest.
There are many examples of a thriving Nearshore ecosystem, and also numerous locations where ecosystems are falling behind or simply not functioning.
Far too often, we see that IT and BPO firms are operating in isolation, instead of recognizing the shared interest of peers, universities, and local professionals, such as lawyers, real estate leaders, and staffing agencies.
In order to get more involved, check out these six most critical steps companies should take to energize the industry in their location.
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