AI has already changed how companies approach productivity and automation. Now it is moving into a more personal part of work: how employees deal with other people. A new report from Cloverleaf Labs examines what happens when workers use large language models to think through workplace conflicts. The researchers tested five leading models against five
Digital transformation in Latin America is entering a more complex phase. For many enterprises, the priority is no longer simply adopting cloud services or replacing individual legacy systems, but connecting technology modernization with business growth. Companies are increasingly combining cloud infrastructure, data platforms, automation and artificial intelligence within the same transformation programs. This creates a
Drones are moving into a broader range of commercial applications as advances in robotics, artificial intelligence and autonomous systems make it possible for these machines to perform tasks that previously required workers to operate at height or in difficult environments. The shift is expanding the role of drones beyond photography, mapping and surveillance. Companies are
Latin America has spent years being talked about in global boardrooms as a talent reservoir – a place to find skilled engineers at competitive rates, conveniently overlapping with U.S. time zones. That narrative is familiar, and largely true; but it’s also incomplete. The more pressing question for the region’s tech ecosystem today is whether Latin
Fracttal has acquired TCMAN, the leading CMMS provider in Spain and developer of the GIM platform, in a move that extends the Latin American maintenance intelligence company’s footprint into Europe and adds over 250 enterprise clients to its base. TCMAN, founded in 1997, brings three decades of relationships with major Spanish infrastructure and healthcare operators
For most of its existence, Remoti operated in relative obscurity, doing the unglamorous work of connecting Latin American professionals with international companies and managing the compliance headaches that followed. On April 14, at a private event in Bogotá gathering investors, business leaders, and technology executives, the company tried something different: it made a strategic argument.
Leading AI-powered maintenance solutions startup Fracttal announced today it has closed a $35 million USD funding round led by U.S. private equity firm Riverwood Capital. The round included participation from all existing investors, including Seaya Ventures, Kayyak, GoHub, and Amador. As part of the investment, Riverwood Capital executive director Federico Storani will join Fracttal’s board.
Global enterprises are under growing pressure to modernize their software stacks as AI becomes the standard expectation rather than a novelty. In sectors like manufacturing and distribution, companies now demand platforms capable not only of automating workflows but also of anticipating commercial needs through intelligent data use. Responding to this shift, Vendavo, a leader in
Technology consulting firm Escala 24×7 has been recognized by Amazon Web Services (AWS) with the AWS GenAI Competency. This certification accredits its technical specialization and proven experience in the development and implementation of generative artificial intelligence solutions. This is the fourteenth competency earned by the company, which is part of the select group of AWS
Latin America’s cloud adoption is surging. According to recent reports by Gartner and IDC, by 2028, over 50% of companies will use cloud platforms, with investments growing 30% annually. In Brazil alone, 2024 cloud investments exceeded $1.5 billion, signaling rapid modernization. Despite this growth, many Latin American companies struggle with cloud adoption, particularly in regulated