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Poor data management is becoming a major hidden cost for companies these days. Gartner predicts that businesses lose around $12.9 million each year due to poor data quality. And then there’s the AI side, where almost 60 percent of those projects in 2025 didn’t work out because the data was all over the place or

More than ever before, generative AI is having an impact on how enterprise businesses operate and innovate in their industries.  It was only a few years ago that GenAI was limited to isolated and experimental deployments.  Since then, progress has picked up steam rapidly with the technology now capable of handling enterprise-wide, production-ready implementations.  As

As US politicians ramped up the rhetoric about building walls to keep Latinos out, Sebastian Vidal of Parallel 18 chose to do the opposite. Based in the American territory of Puerto Rico, Vidal is head of the accelerator that helps get Latin American countries their foot in the door of the US market.    

This November, TechCrunch will host its premiere startup competition for the first time in Latin America. Startup Battlefield, an event in which leading early-stage startups compete for a cash prize, media attention and investment, will be hosted at the Tomie Ohtake Institute on November 8th in São Paulo, Brazil. The organisers hope to unearth exciting projects and

According to data from Gallup, employee disengagement in the United States already costs companies close to $2 trillion annually. Analysts emphasize that performance systems must be tied to leadership and culture to unlock the full benefits of employee engagement. In this context, the Brandon Hall Group Human Capital Management (HCM) Excellence Awards® 2025, known as

Fracttal, a leading asset maintenance management software that operates across Latin America, including helping manufacturers and logistics companies in Colombia, Chile, Mexico and countries in Central America and the Caribbean, has announced new updates to its Fracttal One software.

Things are on the up and up in Latin America when it comes to matters of business, with the year 2021 a hallmark year for several different reasons. Firstly, e-commerce grew more than any other region during the pandemic, now estimated to be valued at $80B and expected to double by 2025 in the region.