Digitalización de las Empresas

Episode 3 of the The American Express Business Class Podcast Series podcast, hosted by American Express Mexico, titled "Digitalización de las Empresas" was published on March 16, 2021 and runs 31 minutes.

March 16, 2021 ·31m · The American Express Business Class Podcast Series

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¿Por qué es importante la digitalización para las empresas? En este episodio conducido por Gabriela Warkentin, hablamos con Wilfredo Ramos, Presidente de UPS Latinoamérica y Pablo Hernández O Hagan, fundador de la agencia digital Ingenia, sobre la enorme relevancia que ha tomado para todas las empresas, cómo estas se han adaptado y la forma en que han aprovechado este creciente mundo de oportunidades.

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¿Por qué es importante la digitalización para las empresas? En este episodio conducido por Gabriela Warkentin, hablamos con Wilfredo Ramos, Presidente de UPS Latinoamérica y Pablo Hernández O Hagan, fundador de la agencia digital Ingenia, sobre la enorme relevancia que ha tomado para todas las empresas, cómo estas se han adaptado y la forma en que han aprovechado este creciente mundo de oportunidades.

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