Mexico IT Services Executive Report 2008

Mexico IT Services Executive Report 2008

The Mexico IT Services Executive Report 2008 gives strategic city-by-city talent analysis, IT Engineer graduation stock and graduation density forecasts, local and international service supplier profiling and analysis, real estate costs, tax evaluation, infrastructure, communication and teledendity analysis, and market dynamics analysis. Zagada Waagstein IT Services reports compliment Zagada’s Brazil IT Services Executive Report 2008, and its BPO contact center reports on Latin America, Central America and the Caribbean regions, and provide actionable intelligence for seamless site and vendor selection and analysis.

The reports find that Mexico’s current 140,000 IT professional workforce will exceed 200,000 by 2010. Mexico’s IT sector is estimated at US$10.1 billion with US$1.6 billion in total outsourcing revenues. The report finds that Mexico’s internal IT Market is growing a shade below 14% while its outsourcing services is growing at 35.2%.

Key challenges associated with the political, economic and strategic deployment and operations in the Mexican market are summarized. 
 

I. Introduction

II. Executive Summary

III. Economic Environment

IV. Demographic Environment

V. Political Environment

VI. Market Dynamics

VII. Vendor Analysis

VIII. Analysis of Cities

IX. Performance Analysis

X. Government Policies

XI. Strategic Challenges

XII. Conclusions

List of Tables