The Mexican company Beyond Technology takes its technological integrations to Europe

the mexican company Beyond Technology It opened new offices in the cities of Madrid and Barcelona, ​​in Spain, its first foray into the European continent, with the aim of opening new markets, especially in the eastern part of the old continent.

Beyond Technology is a technology integration company founded 30 years ago in Mexico. Its service offer is mainly aimed at telecommunications operators, but also covers other sectors, such as finance, retail trade and manufacturing, among others.

Beyond Technology offers services for the development of technological projects such as telecommunications networks, means of payment, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity.

Until just three years ago, the company only offered its services in Mexico, where it has offices in Monterrey, Puebla, Mérida and the country’s capital.

Shortly before the start of the pandemic, in 2020, Beyond Technology began an expansion process that has led it to open offices in Miami, Florida and Dallas, Texas, in the United States; in Bogota Colombia; in Islamabad, Pakistan; and in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

The intention of accessing new markets also led the company to create GEMA, a joint venture between Beyond Technology and the German Schiffl, based in Switzerland, which offers corporate mobile telecommunications services in more than 60 countries through a licensing system.

under the Mobile World Congress 2023the most important mobile telecommunications congress in the world, which takes place in the city of Barcelona, ​​Beyond Technology announces its arrival in the Spanish market with a view to reaching Eastern Europe in the next two or three years.

“The intention is that, in the future, about 2 or 3 years, we can attack the Eastern European market, because it is a market with characteristics similar to those of Mexico and Latin America; as well as those in Southeast Asia and Africa,” said Jorge Mandujano, CEO of Beyond Technology.

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