How Central America became an international Web design and development shop - The Next Web

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on October 27, 2011 - 5:06am

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exporting web services could actually be an asset for Central America to develop its own startups. Besides generating revenues, it also contributed to professionalizing the industry. Networking events have been recently created, where tech user groups gather to discuss the products they're working with. Combined with the emergence of business incubators and dedicated subsidies, it could contribute to creating a fertile ground for a growing number of Central American startups.

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