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Category Archives: Development
Ten Brazilian Startups Rising Up
LinkedIn identified the most successful and resilient startups during the pandemic of COVID-19.
5G could help LatAm to reactivate the economy
According to a study, 5G could help LatAm to reactivate the economy and overcome quickly the crisis generateb by the pandemic.
São Paulo is the most intelligent and connected city in Brazil
São Paulo is the most intelligent and connected city in Brazil in 2020, according to the Connected Smart Cities Ranking, released by EXAME. The capital of São Paulo was also in first place in 2016 and 2017. Last year, Campinas occupied the first position, and in 2018 it was Curitiba. The list with the most […]
Mexican startup won a challenge to fight water scarcity
The Softys Water Challenge is a competition that award startups fighting against water scarcity.
Wavy developed a multilingual chatbot to improve CX in LatAm
Language is one of the major barriers to business expansion. However, chatbots allow companies to destroy those barriers and create multilingual customer service solutions. For Latin America, Wavy (a company focused on Customer Experience Solutions) develops a multilingual chatbot to improve customer service. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ke9XbCjejjA Know how Wavy improve CX (in Spanish) The service will allow […]
Do you eat enough vegetables? This Argentinian app helps you to do it
The app works to recognize vegetables and learn about them. Developed by Narda Lepes, the application offers more than a thousand tips to prepare and combine them.
Asia leads the world in technology patents. LatAm is laggard.
52% of patents in 2019 came from Asia. China replaces the U.S. as the nation with the most requests.
Reengineering the Tech Culture of Latin America
A brief history of the evolution of the tech economy, the software outsourcing sector, and the tech culture in Latin America.
Latins contribute little to open-source software.
Language is the main barrier to contributing to open source — those who do have the opportunity to build a portfolio.