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Water scarcity and the need for more efficient water resource management have prompted Latin American water utilities to adopt new strategies for reducing water losses, improving customer-side demand management, and implementing digital technologies. The digital transformation of water utilities is driven by the deployment of advanced telemetering ...

Brazil is one of the largest potential markets in the world for smart meters. Power distribution companies in the country are developing small- and large-scale pilot projects related to smart grids, most of which are supported by ANEEL’s research and development resources. Yet despite the long-standing goal of nationwide deployment, Brazil’s smart ...

This study provides insights into the Latin American and Caribbean (CALA) unified communications as a service (UCaaS) and cloud meeting services market. CALA has been facing a tough investment climate due to economic deceleration, exacerbated by political uncertainties. These challenges are expected to persist, with contracted global trade, continu...

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...

The customer experience (CX) outsourcing services landscape is expected to sustain a strong growth trajectory during the next 5 years. Two drivers will fuel this momentum: increasing acceptance of CX as a formidable competitive differentiation strategy and compelling incentives for companies to outsource their CX operations. Improving CX ranked ...

The infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) and platform-as-a-service (PaaS) market is experiencing rapid growth in Latin America. As in the rest of the world, cloud infrastructure and platforms form the foundation for digital economies. Over the past decade, they have driven technological modernization, from the migration of applications and data to th...

The connected truck telematics industry in Mexico has been growing, primarily driven by the need to protect vehicles and cargo, reduce the total cost of ownership (TCO) for fleets, and comply with legislation. In 2024, for example, 1.51 million trucks were connected in the country, with fleet management and/or video solutions. This figure indicates...

For technology companies looking to expand their presence in the Latin America-Caribbean region, Colombia makes a compelling case. Before the 2020 pandemic, the country’s economy had been enjoying consistent growth rate of nearly 4% for over 50 years. Since then, continuous inflows of foreign direct investment have buoyed job creation and economi...

The overall commercial vehicle volume in LATAM, including 6 countries Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Peru, is expected to reach 50,540 units by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 7.7% between 2021 and 2030. Fleet renewal and electromobility laws will drive growth in the coming decade. There has been a revival in passenger transportation...