Today's San Jose Mercury News has a feature story in its Biz/Tech section on Chile. Among other things, Chile is lasted as 9th among the top 10 offshore locations. Last year, Yahoo and
Synopsis opened small research and development facilities in Chile,
employing 10 and 26 people respectively. In January, Oracle opened a
shared services facility that employs 120 people.
More about Chile's IT initatives here.
Raul Camposano, CEO of XoomSys and a Chilean recently pointed out to me that Chile has become an innovator based on the needs of its natural resouces. Here are a few excerpts from Technology Review's article on Chilean innovations:
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