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Infosys unveils Mexico center26 February 2008 Infosys Technologies has unveiled its first Latin American subsidiary in Mexico. The subsidiary, Infosys Technologies S. De R.L. De CV, provides the company's full range of business consulting and information technology services for clients in all industries including banking, financial services, distribution, retail, and more. The center provides key offerings in business process outsourcing (BPO), infrastructure management, and packaged solutions implementation.
"Mexico has embraced Infosys and worked with us to establish this innovative development center,”said Narayana Murthy.“Our public-private partnership is already serving a half-dozen global clients in multiple industries and 87 new employees, both new college graduates as well as senior professionals, have joined Infosys so far -- remarkable achievements in the first six months since opening the center,”he added. The Monterrey facility provides Infosys with dedicated resources to service clients in North America, Latin America and Europe with bilingual talent in an agreeable time zone and close proximity. Furthermore, it strengthens the company's global delivery model capabilities and joins other Infosys development centers in the Czech Republic, Poland, Thailand, Philippines, China, Australia, Canada and India. After examining several countries in the region, Infosys chose to establish a presence in Mexico due to the broad language skills available in the region, its cultural similarities to Canada, the U.S. and Europe. Latin America is a strong emerging market and one where many of Infosys' clients have operations already.
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According
to the company, the inauguration of
the arm was attended by the President
of the Mexican United States Felipe de
Jesús Calderón Hinojosa, Chairman and
Chief Mentor of Infosys Technologies
N. R. Narayana Murthy and the Governor
of the State of Nuevo León José
Natividad González Parás. The new
company aims at enhancing services to
existing Infosys' clients in the US,
Latin America, and Europe.