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State of Brazil IT: plugging the skills gap

Posted on November 2, 2011 by Mark Hillary

With The Economist in Brazil this week focused on where Brazil is heading in the next decade, IT Decisions is commenting on a series of points raised during discussions in our LinkedIn forum. This chapter of our report State of Brazil IT looks at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Comment, Culture, Economics | Tagged brasil, brasil maior, brasscom, brazil, chubb, CIO, citp, economy, growth, immigrant, IT, ito, latin america, mba, mct, migrant, migration, ministry, onofre, professional, pronatec, sci-tech, Science, science without borders, senai, skills, skills gap, softex, technology, virgilio almeida, visa, wef | 1 Comment

State of Brazil IT: Exporting technology services

Posted on November 1, 2011 by Mark Hillary

Posted in Comment, Economics | Tagged 540/11, anthony miller, antonio gil, brasil maior, brasscom, brazil it, bureaucracy, CIO, clausio martins, competition, economist, eiu, export, general motors, gm, government, ICT, IT, ito, mct, minister, offshoring, outsourcing, payroll, president, provisional measure, red tape, Science, secretary, senate, tax, techmarketview, technology, virgilio almeida | Leave a comment

Entrepreneurship in Brazil: “still a lot to do”

Posted on September 5, 2011 by Mark Hillary

Internet business pioneer Paulo Humberg talks to IT Decisions about his experience as an entrepreneur, his perception of the Brazilian e-commerce scene and his future predictions for the internet business in Brazil.

Posted in Analysis, Comment, Culture, Economics, M&A | Tagged a5 investimentos, brandsclub, brasil maior, california, clickon, education, entrepreneur, entrepreneurship, finep, government, group buying, ibest, innovation, internet, investment, lokau, online, paulo humberg, peixe urbano, silicon valley, university, venture capital, web | 2 Comments

It’s time to reconsider Brazil for contact centers

Posted on August 11, 2011 by Mark Hillary

The contact center industry in Brazil has become increasingly introspective over the past few years. The Brazilian economy continues to grow, unlike the malaise of the EU and US, and that means customer service centers are in demand. Global players … Continue reading →

Posted in Comment, Culture, Economics | Tagged accenture, agent, being modern, brasil, brasil maior, brazil, britain, call, call center, call centre, center, centre, china, contact center, contact centre, creativity, currency, customer service, engagement, english, EU, export, facebook, foreign exchange, fx, government, india, IT, ito, ivr, multichannel, nearshoring, newspaper, offshoring, outsourcing, portuguese, real, script, social media, social networking, tax, teleperformance, the independent, twitter, UK, usa | Leave a comment

Unions up in arms over Brazilian industrial policy

Posted on August 4, 2011 by Mark Hillary

Workers’ associations across a range of sectors including IT are not happy about the new Brazilian industrial policy launched earlier this week by president Dilma Rousseff, believing that tax cuts, aimed at stimulating industry sectors such as IT, will just … Continue reading →

Posted in Comment, Culture, Economics, News | Tagged antonio neto, brasil maior, dilma rousseff, labor, protectionism, São Paulo, sindpd, tax, technology, union, work, workers | 2 Comments

Free Brazil IT – let it compete with the world

Posted on August 3, 2011 by Mark Hillary

In the northern hemisphere, the media calls this time of year the silly season. Vacations are taken, governments take a rest from governing, and not much news is generated.

Posted in Comment, Economics | Tagged brasil, brasil maior, brazil, bureacracy, compete, competition, contract, economy, education, employment, freelance, government, illegal, mct, Mercadante, ministry of science and technology, nearshoring, offshoring, outsourcing, outsourcing commission, scholarships, science without borders, tax | Leave a comment

Brazilian industrial policy: what it means for IT

Posted on August 2, 2011 by Mark Hillary

A series of measures announced today as part of the new Brazilian industrial policy will have a series of implications for the IT sector, including lower hiring costs. IT Decisions gives a summary of the Brasil Maior plan and what … Continue reading →

Posted in Analysis, Culture, Economics, News | Tagged aloizio mercadante, bndes, brasil, brasil maior, brazil, brazil & tech, broadband, claro, cndi, digital divide, digital inclusion, dilma rousseff, employment, finep, government, gvt, ICT, information, infrastructure, internet, ip, IT, ito, moc, national, petrobras, pipes, plan, pnbl, politicians, society, telecoms, ti | 9 Comments

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