Digitex increases operations in Guatemala

The Spanish firm Digitex is expanding its offices at an investment of approximately $6 million; this should create some 600 extra jobs at its call center.

Wednesday, September 3, 2008

Carlos Cabezon, president of Digitex, who recently carried out the inauguration, recollected that the company chose Guatemala because of the availability of qualified personnel, telecommunication infrastructure and a competitive cost structure, as well as the political will to ensure that the sector continues to grow.

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