Business Latin America

Intetics Targets Growth in Latin America through Its New Delivery Center in Bogotá City, Colombia Intetics Inc., a global technology company providing custom software development officially announces the opening of the Delivery Center in Bogotá, Colombia.  Source: Intetics The New Intetics’ Tech Hub in Latin America, One of the Best Regions to Source Software Development Teamd It is the fourth company’s opening in new countries for 2022, after expanding its footprint in Eastern Europe with the Moldovan office and two locations in the Caucasus — Georgia, and Armenia. And today, it announced the first location in Latin America, the fastest-growing software outsourcing destination due to its talented bilingual engineers, tax benefits, and cost-effective rates. The physical presence in Colombia helps to enhance Remote In-Sourcing®, a proprietary business model for building expert development teams for software engineering and data processing projects. In recent years, more and more compani

  Miami International Airport after JetBlue Latin America routes Miami-Dade is trying to lure expanding JetBlue airline to add links between Puerto Rico and other Caribbean and Latin American destinations and Miami International Airport. Source: Miami Today News Although JetBlue serves more than 30 destinations from Miami International, its route map doesn’t include Puerto Rico or other Latin American or Caribbean destinations. In the region, JetBlue’s website lists routes from MIA only to Los Cabos, Mexico, and Bermuda. JetBlue’s service from South Florida to Puerto Rico and other Latin American or Caribbean destinations is from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. JetBlue’s website lists 43 routes to the region from the Broward airport, including tourist destinations such as San Juan, Puerto Rico; Cancun, Mexico; Punta Cana, Dominican Republic; Bogota and Cartagena, Colombia; Guayaquil and Quito, Ecuador; and Aruba. “Not only is this lack of service potentiall

FINNOSUMMIT to bring Latin America ’s most advanced Fintech startups to Miami (Latin America Business). Arguably one of the most successful fintech conferences in Latin America , FINNOSUMMIT Miami will bring together cutting-edge industry players to discuss opportunities in the sector on November 9. Organized by fintech startup accelerator Finnovista, the aim of FINNOSUMMIT Miami is to analyze disruptive tech innovations in the Latin American financial ecosystem as well as debate the future of regulation within the region. To do so many are looking to Mexico’s new Fintech Law for guidance, which aims to regulate the sector – particularly crypto-currencies – to protect against money laundering and financing extremists. “Once/if they adopt it, Mexico will be the first country in LatAm to have a formal fintech law, which regulates not all fintech activity but some of it,” said Finnovista and Startupbootcamp Fintech Mexico City co-Founder Andres Fontao, adding, “Mexica