A Blog About Doing Business in Mexico
The Importance of Intercultural Business Consulting – The Mexican Case
Intercultural Consulting for Doing Business in Mexico We have talked quite a bit on this blog on cultural differences in doing business across borders. Many individuals and businesses only account for linguistic and perhaps legal differences for doing business in...
Mexico Product Sourcing – Is Mexico the new China?
Many analysts feel that Mexico is the "New China" in regards to sourcing and Manufacturing. Here is our take. The vast majority of Mexican sourcing inquires that we receive from prospective clients are from individuals and firms that are currently importing to the...
Translating Ideas: a Guide to Sound Translation
When Translating, we Translate Ideas, not Word for Word When you go to the translation section of our website, you will see that we mention that we as a company translate ideas, and not word for word. This is nothing revolutionary and is essentially common sense in...
Translations in Mexico
A Few Translation Dos and Don'ts It goes without saying that the need for translation in the United States today in abundant. This is especially the case for the English-Spanish/Spanish to English translation market. With over 45 million Spanish speakers in America...
Training your Mexican Distributors
Depending of course on your specific product, training your Mexican distributors will be imperative to your success if your want to export to and sell into Mexico. This is nothing new and goes along as plain common sense for doing business in Mexico or any other...
Business Travel to Mexico Part 2: The Logistics
Traveling to Mexico on a business trip can be an exciting adventure. In our last post, we talked about the common question “Is it safe?” In this post, we highlight some of the logistics you should know to keep you and your stomach safe while doing business in Mexico....
Business Travel to Mexico Part 1: Should I Go?
One of the overall missions of Mexico Business Associates is to offer services for foreign firms doing business in Mexico so that those firms never have to send employees here should they not want to. This is in no way a requirement for retaining us, as many clients...
High Context vs. Low Context Cultures -A Case Study of Business in Mexico
A few weeks back we were attempting to sign a contract with a Mexican distributor to move a European product throughout Mexico. This particular distributor is a pretty tough negotiator and takes his time in making decisions, and the manufacturer wants to know why...
The 2016 Election and US-Mexican Business Relations
How Does the 2016 US Election Impact US-Mexico Business Relations? With the Republicans and Democrats having their publicity shows in back to back weeks in Cleveland and Philadelphia respectively, now is a great time to talk US Politics, business in Mexico and NAFTA....
Monterrey Mexico — Industrial Giant
Though specifically discussing Monterrey, Mexico in this article, we will continue reviewing different cities and regions of Mexico in order to analyze their cultures, traditions, and most importantly, their economies and business climates. One thing that we want...