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2020 was a disruptive year for the entire world and for the CX & CC landscape. The COVID-19 pandemic has pushed every contact center in the region to embrace the work-at-home-agent (WAHA) modality and move their employees out of their offices to their homes (65.3% of the outsourced agents in CALA were working remotely by the end of May 2020). Due t...

This study covers the state of the Brazilian total telecommunications markets, examining drivers and restraints for growth, technology, regulation, demand, and geographical trends. Following these, market growth for Brazil and market segments are forecasted. In addition, an in-depth analysis of the competitive situation including telecommunications...

The Latin American automotive industry continues to grow, despite COVID-19, scarcity of resources and auto parts, the Russo-Ukrainian War, inflation, and exchange rates affecting vehicles’ availability and prices. With 4.4 million units sold and a slow recovery from the pandemic, Latin American automotive expanded by 2.7% in 2022. Ecuador showed...

The contact center outsourcing services market in Latin American and the Caribbean (CALA) remain relatively stable in terms of revenue in 2018, compared to 2017. This negative performance was mostly due to automation of a large number of interactions by telecom companies, which was partially offset by solid performances of Colombia, Central America...

The Contact Center Outsourcing (CCO) Services Market in Latin America and the Caribbean experienced high growth, driven by solid performances in CaCar and Colombia, as well as the devaluation of the US Dollar against most Latin American currencies in 2017 (especially against the Chilean peso (15.5%) and the Brazilian reais (8.5%)). Frost & Sulliva...

Connected, autonomous, shared, and electric mobility in Latin America are in varying growth stages. Connected and shared mobility segments are growing, while electric and autonomous mobility segments remain nascent. Local mobility companies continue to expand, although foreign companies hold the majority market share in some segments, such as ride-...

After two consecutive years of economic contraction in 2019 and 2020, Latin America achieved a ~7% real GDP growth in 2021. Some of the larger Latin American nations are emerging market growth leaders across the globe, and the region is known for its commodity exports, robust trade, and cost-effective labor. Amidst shifting socio-economic trends po...

The present study on the Latin American aquaculture market analyzes the current and future growth potential of various aquaculture species produced at both regional and country levels. The study covers a detailed analysis of the key markets—Chile, Brazil, and the Rest of Latin America. Chile accounted for the largest production volume and value in ...

Latin America is evolving into a promising hub for light commercial vehicles (LCVs). With growing investments from global automotive players, the region is poised for increased output and innovation. Global and Chinese OEMs are intensifying efforts through local assembly, telematics integration, and alternative fuel adaptation to stay competitive a...