“Age, a very relative concept. You can be born old and die young.” - Ricardo Darín (Argentine actor)
November 8, End Of Day
The adoption of RPA is reshaping business operations across various sectors in Latin America, driving digital transformation and enhancing efficiency. As organizations increasingly turn to automation to streamline processes, reduce costs, and improve service delivery, RPA has become a critical tool in this transition. Here are the three main takeaways from the latest report on RPA's impact and applications in the region:
1. Accelerated Digital Transformation Driven by RPA
2. Significant Operational and Strategic Benefits
3. Best Practices for RPA Implementation
Gamefic: Gamefic addresses the challenge of maintaining employee engagement, especially in the era of remote work. They have over 60 clients utilizing their gamification solution and have generated more than 300k in revenue in 2023. Dive deeper into the case here.
GetGloby: GetGloby is connecting businesses with global audiences. Their AI-powered platform enables companies to instantly translate ad campaigns into over 100 languages, opening new markets rapidly and increasing exposure while reducing costs. Dive deeper into the case here.
Cirkula: Their innovative approach focuses on reducing food waste and increasing profits by selling surplus quality food. With a network of over 400 stores and restaurants, Cirkula is actively transforming food waste management. Dive deeper into the case here.
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Mexico: Following Donald Trump’s US election victory, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum called for dialogue. The Mexican peso initially dropped, reflecting concerns over Trump’s stance on tariffs, deportations, and security. Sheinbaum aims to leverage Mexico’s position on migration and US corporate interests in the USMCA trade pact, which is set for review in 2026, to mitigate potential impacts. Analysts highlight possible tensions over Mexico’s ties with China and the urgency of cooperating on fentanyl issues.
Argentina: President Javier Milei’s tax amnesty program has drawn $18 billion in foreign deposits back to local banks, boosting dollar reserves. The program initially allows tax-free deposits up to $100,000, with rates increasing after Nov. 8. The funds aim to expand bank lending and support economic growth, reflecting confidence in Milei’s policies.
Brazil: Brazil’s crypto imports surged 60.7% through September, reaching $12.9 billion and surpassing last year’s total. Stablecoins, pegged to assets like the U.S. dollar, made up nearly 70% of transactions, with demand driven partly by tax evasion concerns. Central bank data shows monthly imports at $1.4 billion in September, with regulations on stablecoins planned for 2025.
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