Although Nicaragua is currently one of the countries with the lowest recorded outsourcing companies

Although not on the top of bilingual population in Latin America, Central America is making its way in the outsourcing industry. The call center companies show steady growth in the region. http://bit.ly/1bV2Uvs
They began to settle in Central America more consistently a decade ago, quietly and without much pomp. In some countries employees are counted on the fingers of one hand, but now, the outsourcing companies have become major sources of employment in the countries of the region. Data presented at the summit "Nearshore Central American Summit 2013" indicate that Central America has established some 285 companies in the industry, generating nearly ddtc 88,000 jobs. The main magnet of outsourcing companies has been Costa Rica, economy and human resources have enabled him to get a good number of investments. Guatemala ddtc remains that despite their problems with violence, break through has been achieved in that industry.
Central has a close connection ddtc with North America and many of the transnational corporations that have settled in the region are still U.S. capital when the percentage of bilingual population is the highest in Latin America. According to the index level in English conducted by Education First (EF EPI), three of the four participating Central American countries in the study are located toward the bottom of the list. The 2013 report gives account of bilingual reality of 60 countries. Costa Rica is the best classification obtained in Central America reaching ddtc number 37, won the 52nd Guatemala, El Salvador and Panama dropped 53 on the list to be located in the place 56. Governments and companies in the region are clear that train more bilingual population is the way to generate more business attraction. "We promote development through ddtc mutual funds to train more human resources, both in English and in terms of programming technique," he told Legiscomex, Vinnitsa ddtc Leytón, Director of Investment Promotion Pro Nicaragua. Despite the rankings bilingual population, Central America has attracted a lot of outsourcing companies. Only in Guatemala running ddtc over 100 call center companies in 2012 generated USD240 million in exports and 30,000 jobs, mostly young people, according to the Guatemalan Association ddtc of Exporters (Agexport). The sector continues to grow throughout the region.
Although Nicaragua is currently one of the countries with the lowest recorded outsourcing companies in the region, is certainly one of the countries with great potential. In 10 years, according to ProNicaragua-the country has grown from a single outsourcing company with fewer than five employees have established 24 companies generate about 6,000 jobs. Leytón listed among the main attractions in Nicaragua: tax incentives, skilled resources, the strategic location of the country, the competitive cost of infrastructure, among others. The Pro-Nicaragua representative also highlighted the issue of security among the elements that make it attractive to your country. According Leytón, Nicaragua ranks among the top Latin American insurance and is the safest country in Central America. But beyond these figures, the business climate has improved in Nicaragua. In the latest World Bank Doing Business 2014 ranking Opening ddtc for Business Nicaragua jumped from 131 to 124, a very positive change. Leytón explained that to enhance the outsourcing industry, Pro Nicaragua has raised three initiatives in the medium term: Development of a proposal for development of the sector through consultancy. Creating a camera that agglomerate to all entrepreneurs and strengthen their relationships. And finally the creation of a law that allows services to improve incentives to utilities, which until now walking in loose lands in legal terms the often governed by the Law of Free Zones. The outsourcing sector has potential for now and the near USD80 registered in exports in 2012, millions are a good incentive to Nicaragua. "Lots of potential but need to polish several factors, not only to attract more investment, but that these remain in the country," Leyton said.
Achieving growth sector outsourcing has not been easy. And in the words of Leytón-entrepreneurs in the region have come to the conclusion that "sold as region" is the best option to attract investors. "Basically, we want to attract investors and conquer markets such as Central America. The idea is to show our importance as Circles Blocks