Expert Data, based in Monterrey, MX, has already increased business 60% over its total 2010 sales by closing an average of a deal a week this year, a winning streak that has made it the top-selling VAR in Latin America for Q1 2011.
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Sales are up 32% over this time last year for Mexico’s top Laserfiche reseller, Automation Point Soluciones Integrales, SA de CV (Apoint México). Full story »
Mexicali, B. C., Mexico – June 15, 2010 – Laserfiche welcomes Copiadoras Occidentales Y Servicios as an authorized Value Added Reseller (VAR) that will provide enterprise content management (ECM) solutions to customers in Baja, California. Full story »
LONG BEACH, CA (Laserfiche)—January 12, 2010—Laserfiche today announced the winners of its annual Run Smarter Awards program, including the State of Guerrero, Mexico. Each year, Laserfiche recognizes organizations that have been successful in solving their most pressing information management challenges through innovative use of Laserfiche technology. Full story »
IZTAPALAPA, Mexico (Laserfiche) March 13, 2009—Laserfiche® today welcomed Centro de Soluciones as the latest authorized Laserfiche value-added reseller (VAR) that will provide electronic document management solutions for customers in the Iztapalapa area.
MEXICO CITY, Mexico—Nov. 11, 2008—Laserfiche® today kicked off its Latin America technology conference in Mexico City at Hotel Nikko Mexico. Value-added resellers, customers, and potential customers from Baja California to as far away as Costa Rica are scheduled to attend.
Tax collection is a major factor in determining the operating income of the city of Acapulco, Mexico. In city government, efficiency is directly related to the size of the operating budget. The success of tax collection efforts determines how much, or how little, a city needs to rely on federal funding.
On the average, Mexican cities rely on federal government for approximately 85 percent of their funding. That means local income, generated from tax collection, usually only constitutes approximately 15 percent of city budgets. The average Mexican city depends heavily on the federal government for money because, in many cases, its tax collection efforts are lacking.
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LONG BEACH, CA – Mexico’s largest digital records management conversion project, the creation of a searchable electronic archive of 90 million pages of official records on non-citizens residing there, is underway with Laserfiche Document Imaging at the heart of the solution.