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Indra, one of the main global technology and consulting companies, announced the arrival in Brazil of its business unit dedicated to responding to the challenges that digital transformation represents for companies and institutions – Minsait. Brazil is the second country in Latin America, and the fourth in the world, where Indra launches this business unit, in a commitment to the growth of the Brazilian market. Minsait combines business consulting knowledge with advanced technologies, offering a wide catalog of digital solutions that allow you to face in an integrated way – from strategy to execution – the challenges of digital transformation.
The arrival of Minsait in Brazil converges with the growing curve of digital transformation in the country. The economic scenario of recent years has required companies to rethink their operations and reinvent themselves in order to seek better levels of profitability and competitiveness. In this sense, many companies are taking the first step in the journey of digital transformation and are looking for technological partners to guide them in this process, in order to obtain real impacts in the short and medium term.
Minsait in Brazil already starts its operations with more than 300 dedicated specialists, including new hires and internal labor, grouped in multidisciplinary teams focused on solutions in digital services. These professionals with different specialization profiles will support clients to respond to the digitalization challenges in their businesses. In the coming years, the company foresees the strengthening of its capabilities in Brazil, which will result in the expansion of new emerging technologies as well as the inclusion of new profiles, such as new business and technology consultants, data scientists, specialists in user experience and specialists fingerprints.
"Indra has become one of the most dynamic players in the Brazilian market, where it has been operating for over two decades. With the launch of Minsait in Brazil, we want to boost the success of our customers and strengthen our position in the Brazilian digital transformation market, which represents great potential for the company and on which we are firmly committed", said Jorge Arduh, CEO of Indra in Brazil.
Wander Marques Cunha, Director of Minsait in Brazil added that "Indra is promoting Minsait in the country to achieve success in other markets and consolidate the company as the ideal partner for Brazilian companies and institutions to face the challenges of digital transformation. Between 2018 and In 2020, investments in digital transformation in the world will total US$ 6.3 trillion and we believe that the digitization process that Brazil is experiencing is in line with the world curve, and we see an opportune moment to establish our digital transformation unit here".
The arrival of Minsait in Brazil converges with the growing curve of digital transformation in the country. The economic scenario of recent years has required companies to rethink their operations and reinvent themselves in order to seek better levels of profitability and competitiveness. In this sense, many companies are taking the first step in the journey of digital transformation and are looking for technological partners to guide them in this process, in order to obtain real impacts in the short and medium term.
Minsait in Brazil already starts its operations with more than 300 dedicated specialists, including new hires and internal labor, grouped in multidisciplinary teams focused on solutions in digital services. These professionals with different specialization profiles will support clients to respond to the digitalization challenges in their businesses. In the coming years, the company foresees the strengthening of its capabilities in Brazil, which will result in the expansion of new emerging technologies as well as the inclusion of new profiles, such as new business and technology consultants, data scientists, specialists in user experience and specialists fingerprints.
"Indra has become one of the most dynamic players in the Brazilian market, where it has been operating for over two decades. With the launch of Minsait in Brazil, we want to boost the success of our customers and strengthen our position in the Brazilian digital transformation market, which represents great potential for the company and on which we are firmly committed", said Jorge Arduh, CEO of Indra in Brazil.
Wander Marques Cunha, Director of Minsait in Brazil added that "Indra is promoting Minsait in the country to achieve success in other markets and consolidate the company as the ideal partner for Brazilian companies and institutions to face the challenges of digital transformation. Between 2018 and In 2020, investments in digital transformation in the world will total US$ 6.3 trillion and we believe that the digitization process that Brazil is experiencing is in line with the world curve, and we see an opportune moment to establish our digital transformation unit here".
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