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Güegüe opens IT Educational Center in Nicaragua

Güegüe Education, leading provider of certified education in Information Technology (IT), announced that it will open a new IT Educational Center

Thursday, November 6, 2008

©image: GüeGüe

The plan was developed by the Danish company, Xcompetence and Güegüe, "we are proud to achieve this result, for which we have worked for during the last year. We will share the experience with Xcompetence, Denmark," said Kate Holmstrup, Chief Executive Officer for Xcompetence.

Source: elnuevodiario.com.ni

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Jorge Hurtado Güegüe Educación Xcompetence

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Panama Invites Bids for $3.3 Million Training Academy

September 2010

The National Secretariat for Science and Technology (SENACYT) is to create an academy to provide training in unified computing, telecommunications and data centers.

SENACYT needs to fill Panama's knowledge gap relative to other countries in the region in the design, configuration and maintenance of computer networks.

IBM Inaugurates New Service Center

May 2012

IBM is opening a new center of information technology in Costa Rica as the first stage of a $300 million investment over 10 years.

This investment of $300 million is scheduled to run over 10 years and there are plans to employ about 1,000 professionals by 2014, reported Elfinancierocr.com.

IBM Announces Service Center in Costa Rica

June 2011

$300 million will be invested over the next ten years to build a new center for information technology services, creating 1,000 jobs by 2014.

A press release from the Ministry of Foreign Trade of Costa Rica states:

IBM's operation in Costa Rica currently provides services in human resource processes, management of customer relations, finance, accounting and shared services to IBM customers in North and South of the USA.

Guatemala Inaugurates Technology Campus

July 2010

This project will bring together several IT companies based in Guatemala.

It is located in the capital city and will feature three 7-storey buildings. The first of these will house 18 information technology companies.

“The complex will also house offices from the software and telecom departments of the country’s universities and colleges affiliated to the Guatemalan Exporters’ Association (AGEXPORT)”, reported Globedia.

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