Employers Chamber of Software are planning to increase the staff by 11% industry, 16% of exports and 30% of total sales, at the end of 2015 compared to the previous year.
Argentina’s software industry plans to increase to 30% of total sales this year
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This estimate was made in the context of meetings with the sector by the Industrial Strategic Plan 2020, the Ministry of Industrial Strategic Planning (PEI), by Horacio Cepeda, I belonging to the Ministry of Industry of the Nation, which was made available to enterprises various financing tools and training.
In this regard the Minister of Industry, Debora Giorgi, said that the software industry is a “booming sector, recognized for excellence at regional and global level” and stressed its strategic nature ” because it cuts across other sectors and boosts the economy and employment “.
At the meeting, the project was discussed “The company is going to the University” and the tax credit program, which allows financing the creation of training centers and virtual classrooms, as well also the creation of workplaces in public universities.
Based on that, Giorgi said that “investment in training of small and medium enterprises is key to enhancing their competitiveness and strengthen different areas of the company” and said that “We continue to push the development of the software because it is a strategic sector that spans the entire production system and makes the development of high technology sectors”.
The program aims to facilitate the employment of students in companies without neglecting his studies. It provides non-repayable contributions to equipping university facilities.
This sector, in 2014 it reported sales of over 3,000 million dollars, exported nearly 1,100 million and generated 7,800 new jobs, reaching a workforce of 81,000 employees. Moreover, 71% of companies invested in research, innovation and development, aimed primarily at developing new products and services and improving the quality and productivity. SEE MORE VIDEOS IN TerraTV
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