Eduardo Chavez from IJALTI explains how the Mexican state of Jalisco, and the “Silicon Valley of Mexico”, Guadalajara, is working on the tech talent gap.

In this video interview, Carlos Diaz, Managing Director for Neoris, dissects the digital capabilities within the talent pool in Monterrey, explaining how the city and its talent is preparing for next-generation technologies.

Speaking with Mexico IT, Eduardo Chávez, IJALTI’s Director General, expressed his passion for how Jalisco is attracting fresh talent from all over Mexico.

Julio Acevedo, the Director of HP Guadalajara for over 31 years, talks about the inspiring passion that Mexico’s young, tech-focused population possesses.

iTexico’s Guillermo Ortega, Co-founder & COO, and David Sandoval, Creative Delivery Manager, explain how Mexico’s focus on entrepreneurship is a strong part of the local culture.

Leonardo N’Haux explains why Guadalajara is so successful in the software development space, and what challenges the city must surmount in order to attract more U.S. business.

Wizeline’s Matt Pasienski reveals why Silicon Valley is losing its ability to scale, pushing good talent into Guadalajara, Mexico.

The United States-Mexico Foundation for Science (FUMEC) was created in the U.S. by Congressman George Brown, as part of the NAFTA treaty…

User Experience (UX) has become one of the most important elements of today’s software development industry. Experts predict that around 50% of today’s…

Mexican IT services giant Softtek has long been reaping the benefits of its nearshore operations, but its success has led to…