CANIETI announced the re-election of Mario de la Cruz Sarabia as its National President this week, who revealed key strategies for the future of IT in the country.

Mexico is updating its immigration laws to enable companies to more easily absorb software professionals from abroad — great news for Indian services firms

Aeromexico has announced that it will offer new flights from Mineta San Jose International Airport to Guadalajara, in order to meet rising US demand.

As members, students can leverage the academy to refine their computing skills and know about new trends in the ever-advancing information technology industry.

Within two decades, the Education Secretary of Mexico plans to have all of its students speaking English, in order to make the population more competitive.

Backed by UNESCO, Siemens Stiftung & INNOVEC are organizing events across the country where children are collaborating on small, simple scientific projects.

Amid NAFTA concerns, one of Canada’s most well-known brands, Tim Hortons, is bringing its coffee houses to Mexico, making it the chain’s first foray into Latin America.

Engineers at the lab will develop technology solutions that dramatically improve customer experiences.

The Mexican state of Jalisco is planning to promote innovation further by making it mandatory for the government to invest at least 2% of its annual budget in science and technology.