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A recent IFT survey delves into the state of Mexico’s telecom industry, with several contributors expressing a need to improve infrastructure.

More than 65 percent of the world’s population will live in cities by 2040. In Mexico, 72 percent of the people already do, according to EY. By 2025, developing countries will have 440 Smart Cities and Mexico is expected to be in the Top 5.

Nokia serves communications service providers, governments, large enterprises and consumers, with the industry’s most complete, end-to-end portfolio

Mexico’s infrastructure and real estate sectors have caught the eye of not only national, but international private investors in 2018. Now with two stock markets, the options are open for constructing the Mexico of the future

Reto began as a distributor of electric products and expanded its services according to client demand.

Thales Mexico operates on five continents and offers unique value propositions to help customers meet the new challenges of globalization.

Avantec is a bulk distributor of products for wireless telecom, CCTV and telecom infrastructure.

Mexico is lagging in its data centers which prevents the growth of IoT and Big Data management, according to Huawei’s Global Connectivity Index 2017

Technology is being developed at an exponential rate and, given that companies are struggling to adapt to the context