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This study explores the critical transition of Latin American telecommunications operators from traditional legacy infrastructures to AI-driven networks. It analyzes how major players like América Móvil, Telefónica, and Liberty Latin America are leveraging AIOps and self-healing mechanisms to overcome operational fragmentation. The report provides ...

Mobile payments are digital payments made using a mobile device, such as a smartphone, phablet, tablet, or personal digital assistant. These mobile payments are made through digital wallets and A2A platforms, financed by eMoney, credit, or debit cards.The goal of this study is to find out the adoption of mobile payments in LATAM, focusing only on ...

With 4.4 million units sold, the LATAM passenger vehicle market grew by 11.7% in 2021. The Chilean market had the biggest growth in the region, selling 60.6% more units than in 2020, going from 258.8 million units to 415.6 million units in a year. The Brazilian market, the biggest in the region, still has not reached pre-pandemic numbers. Chinese O...

This study analyzes the state of the Latin American waste recycling and circular economy markets in 2025, covering revenue trends, historical analytics, companies to action, growth opportunities, and market predictions. It also includes a recap and analysis of predictions made in predecessor reports.The segmentation includes collection, transportat...

Since 2010, Frost & Sullivan has conducted an annual survey involving cloud decision-makers in both information technology and business areas. The purpose of this survey is to understand perspectives, choices, and acquisition strategies of organizations worldwide concerning cloud technologies.In this report, Frost & Sullivan examines and analyzes r...

15 Feb 2017  |  Latin America  |  Megatrends

Mega Trends in LATAM, Forecast to 2025

Resurgence of the Next-generation Continent through Economic Growth Supported by Digital Inclusion and Technology Innovation

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Most of the economies of LATAM are dependent on external forces such as the Chinese and the US economy, global commodity, and oil prices. With the slightest fluctuations in these economies, LATAM economies will be impacted the most. In the past years, LATAM had been sluggish in growth, due to falling commodity prices and oil price volatility. After...

As the global automotive industry moves towards the development of fully autonomous vehicles and envisions a future without road accidents, the Latin American automotive market is making significant advances in the introduction of new advanced driving assistance features. Many Latin American countries have some of the most severe road fatality figu...

In 2020, there was a 26.8% drop in total LATAM passenger vehicle sales, equivalent to a reduction of 1.5 million units. The Brazilian market was responsible for the largest drop in units, reaching 710,000 units less than 2019, followed by Mexico’s 368,000 unit drop. The automakers had different strategies for this period, from closing plants to dev...

While some governments in Latin America (LATAM) struggle to provide adequate basic medical supplies, others aspire to establish healthcare infrastructure that meets international standards and drives improvements in healthcare services through evidence-based medicine. In either case, healthcare information technology (healthcare IT) plays a key rol...