Global demand of Peruvian programmers is highly increasing due to their high technical level, reported Wednesady the Peruvian Association of Producers of Sotfware (Apesoft).
This also implies better wages for these programmers, pointed out the President and General Manager of Apesoft, Yosif Humala.
"Latin-American and European companies are increasingly demanding Peruvian professionals who work in software creation and development because of their computer skills", the President of Apesoft said.
In this respect, he emphasized that Peruvian programmers' jobs is one of the most valuable in world software market for its productivity and qualification.
"Countries such as Argentina, Uruguay, Chile and Spain demanded these services last year," he stated.
Microsoft Peru announced Wednesday his free assistance to 100 local emerging companies in the software creation and development in 2009.
This US$ 500,000 investment project will allow small business owners to generate technology for their administrative and accounting processes.
Publication: Andina - English Newswire
Provider: Andina
January 29, 2009
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8/14/08
Epicor signs Teresópolis, SCS BMS as new channel partners
US business software solutions provider Epicor (Nasdaq: EPIC) has signed alliances with IT systems integrators Teresópolis and SCS BMS Perú, as a way to enter the Peruvian market, Epicor said in a statement.
Through these alliances, Epicor plans to offer Peruvian companies its entire portfolio of ERP, CRM, SCM and professional services automation solutions (PSA).
"Our alliances with Teresópolis as SCS support plans to increase our presence in the Latin American market," Epicor sales director for Latin America, Iván Rebolledo said.
Founded in 1984, Teresópolis provides company streamlining products and services in several business areas. In association with Technology Coast Partners, Teresópolis plans to offer consultancy, implementation, installation, customization, support and training for Epicor's solutions oriented to the manufacturing industry.
Meanwhile, SCS BMS Perú is the local unit of Venezuelan integrator SCS BMS and one of Epicor's channels for sales, implementation and support of the Epicor iScala solution.
With nearly 13 years of operations in Latin America, Epicor distributes three versions of its ERP in the region: Enterprise, iScala and Vantage. With the solutions, the company has penetrated the distribution and financial, pharmaceuticals and manufacturing segments, respectively.
Publication: Business News Americas - English News
Provider: Business News Americas
Date: August 13, 2008
Through these alliances, Epicor plans to offer Peruvian companies its entire portfolio of ERP, CRM, SCM and professional services automation solutions (PSA).
"Our alliances with Teresópolis as SCS support plans to increase our presence in the Latin American market," Epicor sales director for Latin America, Iván Rebolledo said.
Founded in 1984, Teresópolis provides company streamlining products and services in several business areas. In association with Technology Coast Partners, Teresópolis plans to offer consultancy, implementation, installation, customization, support and training for Epicor's solutions oriented to the manufacturing industry.
Meanwhile, SCS BMS Perú is the local unit of Venezuelan integrator SCS BMS and one of Epicor's channels for sales, implementation and support of the Epicor iScala solution.
With nearly 13 years of operations in Latin America, Epicor distributes three versions of its ERP in the region: Enterprise, iScala and Vantage. With the solutions, the company has penetrated the distribution and financial, pharmaceuticals and manufacturing segments, respectively.
Publication: Business News Americas - English News
Provider: Business News Americas
Date: August 13, 2008
1/21/08
Apesoft: Software industry set to bill US$150mn in 2008
The Peruvian software industry is set to record sales of US$150mn this year compared to the US$130mn in 2007, local newspaper Gestión quoted Juvenal Luna, president of the country's software promotion agency Apesoft as saying.
However, the executive believes the sector could grow even higher if the private and public sectors increase their IT investments as a way to become more dynamic and face the competition brought by the free trade agreement (FTA) with the US.
The software industry will be one to benefit most from the FTA, as many companies, particularly in the public sector, look to optimize several of their business process, the paper reported.
Luna said there is an increasing interest from the public sector to improve their information systems through e-government. However, there is still concern in the industry, as the government has yet to decide if it will make these improvements with in-house developments or hire a third party specialized in the matter.
As a way to promote the work of local IT firms and have the public sector contract their services for IT update projects, Apesoft has held several meetings with the nation's intellectual property and fair trading agency Indecopi.
According to Luna, investments from the public sector in software solutions are set to increase 15% this year compared to 2007.
Publication: Business News Americas - English News
Provider: Business News Americas
Date: January 21, 2008
However, the executive believes the sector could grow even higher if the private and public sectors increase their IT investments as a way to become more dynamic and face the competition brought by the free trade agreement (FTA) with the US.
The software industry will be one to benefit most from the FTA, as many companies, particularly in the public sector, look to optimize several of their business process, the paper reported.
Luna said there is an increasing interest from the public sector to improve their information systems through e-government. However, there is still concern in the industry, as the government has yet to decide if it will make these improvements with in-house developments or hire a third party specialized in the matter.
As a way to promote the work of local IT firms and have the public sector contract their services for IT update projects, Apesoft has held several meetings with the nation's intellectual property and fair trading agency Indecopi.
According to Luna, investments from the public sector in software solutions are set to increase 15% this year compared to 2007.
Publication: Business News Americas - English News
Provider: Business News Americas
Date: January 21, 2008
12/12/07
ProChile: Peru an interesting export destination for software developers
Peru is becoming an increasingly attractive export destination for Chilean software, according to Chile's government export promotion agency ProChile.
Chilean financial daily Diario Financiero reported ProChile's Lima office as saying that currently there are few foreign companies competing with local Peruvian software developers with applications for niche markets such as construction, health, finance and web design.
Demand for such applications, which boost competitiveness and efficiency of company processes, is growing, according to ProChile.
Peru has favorable legislation for companies exporting software to that country.
Imported packaged and tailor made software only pays taxes on the physical means in which the software is transported, such as the CD, unlike in Chile where a tax is also levied on the actual content of the software.
ProChile also sees opportunities for applications for the growing telecoms sector.
According to statistics of consultancy IDC, IT investments in Peru are expected to grow 15.8% this year compared to 2006, reaching a total value of US$800mn.
Publication: Business News Americas - English News
Provider: Business News Americas
Date: December 12, 2007
Chilean financial daily Diario Financiero reported ProChile's Lima office as saying that currently there are few foreign companies competing with local Peruvian software developers with applications for niche markets such as construction, health, finance and web design.
Demand for such applications, which boost competitiveness and efficiency of company processes, is growing, according to ProChile.
Peru has favorable legislation for companies exporting software to that country.
Imported packaged and tailor made software only pays taxes on the physical means in which the software is transported, such as the CD, unlike in Chile where a tax is also levied on the actual content of the software.
ProChile also sees opportunities for applications for the growing telecoms sector.
According to statistics of consultancy IDC, IT investments in Peru are expected to grow 15.8% this year compared to 2006, reaching a total value of US$800mn.
Publication: Business News Americas - English News
Provider: Business News Americas
Date: December 12, 2007
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