IT services provider Wizeline has opened a new office in Queretaro in order to leverage the high potential the city has for technology and talent.

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.

Almost 20% of these businesses are moving their IT management services to hybrid, which combines both public and private clouds.

Spanish banking group BBVA is opening a Mexico office for a new financial technology (fintech) company named BBVA Next Technologies.

As part of the agreement, iTexico will share knowledge, train teaching staff in information technology, and collaborate on research and other projects.

Former Mexican president Vicente Fox has teamed up with Canadian education technology company Knowledgehook to introduce innovative math teaching methods to Mexico.

eFactor Network, a multifunding and multicurrency electronic factoring marketplace, leverages its connection with large buyers, suppliers, and financial Institutions to help clients land discount deals.

The sudden surge in internet users is largely due to the country’s telecom reforms, which stoked competition among telecom carriers, prompting them to cut back on service prices.

Although headquartered in the United States, Tiempo has deployed most of its staff at its delivery centers in the Mexican cities of Guadalajara, Monterrey, and Hermosillo.

The city of Phoenix is making plays to build a strong technological and economic relationship with Mexico, especially in the field of Fintech.