Neoris is opening its first global Innovation Lab in the Monterrey Digital Hub, a unique space used to generate a digital transformation ecosystem in the Mexican city.

In the Great Place to Work in Mexico 2018 ranking, Luxoft Mexico placed first in the list of multinational organizations with fewer than 500 employees.

Technology companies developing solutions for e-commerce or bricks and mortar stores can also seek a chance to participate in the program known as Radar Santander.

Specialists from the Autonomous Metropolitan University (UAM) in Mexico City have developed a mobile app called Hubbub that detects nearby noise pollution.

Global IT services provider Softtek, through its Softtek Open Lab initiative, has revealed two new digital transformation platforms: FRIDA and DIEGO.

The expansion will lead to addition of 90 information technology professionals to the company’s 400-strong workforce in Guadalajara.

The R&D center has begun operations with around 160 people, but company executives say they will have hired 400 people in total by the end of this year.

A new organization, called Conectadas, has been formed in Mexico to promote gender equality in the corporate world, with particular focus on the ICT industry.

Co-founded and directed by Marcela Torres, the company uses a technology education program to hep with the employment of migrants who return to Mexico.

Known as AT&T Foundry, the center is the first of its kind in Latin America, but the sixth one the carrier has built in the Americas.