Organized by ProMexico and GO-Biz, the Innovation Forum 2017 focused on Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, virtual reality, and artificial intelligence.

Alberto Muñoz, CIO at Plenumsoft, explains how an ingrained understanding of science and mathematics is driving value for IT in the state of Yucatan.

New technology jobs have 70% greater demand than the traditional IT services and maintenance jobs.

Isidro’s unique journey of moving from Mexico to the United States to work at Amazon offers personal insight into the demand for Mexican talent.

The SEZs, which offer a slew of incentives such as tax-breaks, are expected to create 12,000 new jobs and bring in US$5.3 billion in private sector investments over the next three years.

While there are plenty of strong success stories in Mexico’s IT industry, the unique business model of iTexico has given the company an edge in 2017.

Mexico is one of the four countries in the world, and the only one in Latin America, where there are more female entrepreneurs than their male counterparts.

Mexican startup MVP in a Box has set up its first office in the United States, located in the Grand Central Terminal building in New York City.

Mexican software professional Israel Reyes Gomez has developed a mobile app called Solity for detecting victims trapped in disaster areas, like the country’s recent devastating earthquake.