Technological development has allowed companies to adapt to new work models based on digital transformation.

Given this, the consulting firm Panduit carried out an internal analysis in the first half of 2022, where it found that digitalization in Mexico emphasizes the development trends of the network infrastructure in the country.

According to data from the World Bank, the digital economy is equivalent to 15.5% of world GDP, which has allowed companies to carry out digital transformation processes to cover a larger market.

At the regional level, according to the venture capital firm Atlantico, Latin America has seen an increase in investment from technology companies, which has led it to generate a market capitalization of 3.4% in only the third quartile of 2021.

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In the Mexican case, the digital business transformation has played an important role during the health contingency and the post-pandemic period that the country is experiencing.

Thus, the sectors with the greatest progress in terms of digital transformation in the northern, western and Pacific zones of Mexico are the automotive sector, the aerospace industry, CEDIS, manufacturing, data centers and the logistics sector.

While the central, southern and southeastern areas of Mexico are advancing to a greater degree in retail, tourism, education, real estate and data centers.

The north, west and Pacific zones have benefited from the development of Data Centers in Querétaro, the automation of processes in Distribution Centers and the planning of production lines in the automotive sector, declared Jorge Bleizeffer, commercial manager of Panduit.

The expert highlighted that the incorporation of audio and video tools for spaces such as offices and smart buildings have been key to facing the new normality, since they propose a solution to the need for real-time videoconferences, presentations with image and sound, and remote work systems.

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In other words, for the northern zone, certifications are required in the industrial sector, while in the central and southern zones, courses are proposed for digital buildings, 2.0 offices and data centers.

Antonio Aguirre, commercial manager of Panduit in the central, southern and southeastern areas of Mexico, stated that the channels are the basis for any digital transformation, for this reason it is important that they are enabled in a different way and that they specialize through virtual and face-to-face courses to provide a response efficient to customer needs.

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