Few weeks ago we talked about how today is becoming less competitive to implement offshoring services in Asia and how companies are shifting their outsourcing strategies in order to favor nearshoring. Summing up, the post referred to the advantages of nearshoring in general, and particularly in South America.
Few weeks ago we talked about how IoT is emerging as the third wave in the development of the Internet and how new technologies are changing our daily lives.
In this occasion I would like to talk about wearables, a sub-genre of IoT that will become a crucial part of how consumers engage with the value of this new technology. But… What we talk about when we talk about wearables? Definitely, we are not just talking about smartwatches.
In the next few years, we are expected to reach even higher achievements digitally with some of the most amazing technologies ever seen. One of our favorite new technologies is Augmented Reality or AR.
I often have the need to develop a system that implements dynamic search filters with a fast response time, allowing the user to view and select the filters. Such requirements are increasingly seen as an important feature in many platforms, mainly in e-commerce websites, and it is what makes it easier for the user to navigate the site.
From the moment of its conception, every company aims to settle, develop and expand. There are times when growth occurs naturally in the local market, which evolves from the Company’s actions, mixed with needs of our clients, but in other cases there are strategies for the medium to long term, in order to open new horizons and conquer other markets.
Software industry in Latin America is especially favored by several factors such as low cost, high specialization, the quality of the development teams and local policies that help businesses to export, positioning software as one of new movers of the economy.
