State of JaliscoThe state of Jalisco borders the states of Nayarit, Zacatecas and Aguascalientes to the north; San Luis Potosi, Guanajuato and Michoacan to the east; Colima and the Pacific Ocean to the south; and the state of Nayarit to the west. - Main Cities: Guadalajara (capital), Chapala and Puerto Vallarta
- Population: 6,800,000
- Higher Education: Guadalajara is a very important hub for universities and educational centers with national and worldwide prestige, such as Universidad Panamericana, ITESO, Universidad de Guadalajara, Monterrey Institute of Technology and the Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara (U.A.G.), among others.
- Graduates from IT Careers: 18,000 per year
- IT Infrastructure: Jalisco supports the creation and acceleration of IT Mexican companies and has developed a robust infrastructure for global companies to conduct business in and from Jalisco. The state has created advanced technology centers such as the Software Center, the Software and Integrated IT Services Park both in Guadalajara and the Media Park in the city of Chapala.
- IT Industry: Guadalajara is known as the Mexican Silicon Valley. Over 70 international companies are offering advanced IT services including application design, development and testing, embedded software for the automotive industry, wireless applications, printers and medical devices, and multimedia.
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