Fernando Abril-Martorell ratifies Indra's commitment to Mexico

The company has been present in Mexico since 1997

The president of Indra has held numerous working meetings with Mexican clients during his recent visit to the country.

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Fernando Abril-Martorell, President of Indra, has reaffirmed the company's commitment to the mexican market in the working meetings he has held with representatives of Mexican institutions and companies that are clients of the company, during his recent visit to the country.

 

In these meetings, Abril-Martorell stated: “Mexico It is a strategic market for Indra, key to achieving its global objectives of improving its levels of competitiveness, sustainable growth and profitability.”

 

The president has stated that “Indra wants to consolidate its position as the technological partner of institutions and mexican companiesreaffirming our position as a reliable company, capable of offering the best solutions and the most advanced technology with maximum efficiency and competitiveness. To achieve this, we have a portfolio of leading and highly distinctive proprietary solutions, and a high degree of efficiency in the production and delivery of our services.”

 

Indra, one of the world's leading global technology and consulting companies, has one of its most important subsidiaries in America in Mexico.

 

Present in Mexico since 1997, Indra It has more than 2.000 professionals and projects in some of the most important sectors of the country's economic activity. The company has offices in Mexico City, Querétaro and MonterreyIn addition to a Software Lab, which functions as a technological hub for the development of emerging projects and cutting-edge architectures that are exported to other countries.

 

Indra also has one of its three in Mexico City Cybersecurity Operations Centers (i-CSOC, for its acronym in English: Indra CyberSecurity Operations Center), which is part of a global network of centers that manage the cybersecurity of companies, organizations and public administrations in a coordinated manner.

 

 

 

“Mexico is a strategic market for Indra, key to achieving our global objectives of improving its levels of competitiveness, sustainable growth and profitability,” says Fernando Abril-Martorell

 

 

 

April-Martorell He added that “in Mexico we have a significant presence in the Infrastructure and Transportation sectors, and we have begun to successfully develop projects in Defense and Security. We also see an opportunity to develop new business opportunities in sectors such as Financial Services, both in local private banks and insurance companies, in Industry (in the Retail segment) and in Telecommunications.”

 

The president of Indra also highlighted, as a clear example of the company's commitment to MexicoThe fact that Mexico was the first market, outside of SpainIndra launched Minsait, the company's unit that addresses the challenges of digital transformation, in October 2016. With this launch, "Indra takes a step forward in its objective of comprehensively addressing the challenges that digital transformation poses to Mexican institutions and companies, leveraging Indra's experience and leadership in this field," the company stated. April-Martorell.

 

 

 

Indra It is a strategic partner in key projects for the economic and technological development of Mexican institutions and companies. The company has developed a robust offering of solutions and services for the following sectors: Transport and Infrastructure; Energy and Industry; Financial Services; Public Administration and Health; Telecommunications and Media; and Security and Defense.

 

In the transport market, the company is a leader in this country and has carried out some benchmark developments, such as one of the largest electronic toll collection projects for public highways in Mexico (nearly 500 roads, totaling some 4.000 kilometers and representing 45% of the country's highways); the state-of-the-art system that manages the Metrobús public buses in Mexico City and a similar system for managing the Ecovía public buses, in Monterrey; and traffic control and toll technology on the highways of Michoacán Package or in the tunnels of Necaxa-Tihatlan, among other examples.

 

In other markets, such as the industrial sector, Indra also has a significant presence in Mexico, with clients such as FEMSA (one of the world's largest bottling companies) or Femexfut (Mexican Football Federation).

 

En Financial ServicesIndra works with the five largest banks in the country. It also implements document management solutions and banking business processes.

 

Furthermore, it has a strong track record in the Energy, Public Administration, and Healthcare markets, and is a leading technology partner of several major telecommunications operators. The company has also developed SAP and business intelligence implementation projects in Mexico.

 

Indra It's committed to local young talent and invests in it. The company recently launched the second edition of its Smart Start program to recruit in Mexico In 2017, it hired 150 young professionals, double the 75 who joined in 2016. It also maintains agreements with numerous universities and knowledge institutions, such as the National Autonomous University (UNAM), the Latin American Technological University Online (UTEL) of Mexico City, or the National Polytechnic Institute, with whom he launched the first chair of Accessible Technologies in Mexico.