Mexico: Home for World-Class and Modern Infrastructure
Mexico has matured as the #1 global manufacturing hub offering world-class facilities and modern infrastructure. With its technological innovations to improve communication channels, computer and software systems, Mexico has become one of the most attractive locations to manufacture your product or relocate your service operation.
Transportation routes continue to improve as Mexico invests heavily in new container ports and the modernization of airports and railroads. Capabilities in place for professional bilingual call centers and support desks, providing service to U.S. industries such as medical billing, banking and travel.
NAPS has a full service IT department consisting of experienced engineers to help manage your IT systems. In 2007, NAPS developed and launched an online InfoCenter to help our clients in Mexico track key performance and quantifiable indicators in real time.
Mexico’s Key Infrastructure Advantages
Technology
- Faster telecommunication lines
- Computer technology meeting U.S. standards
- Internet and electronic communication
- Educated and experienced IT support available
- Capable for professional high end bilingual call centers and other service operations
Transportation
- Newly designed highways make transportation and delivery more fluid, convenient, less costly and accessible to ports and border crossings
- Strategic locations on the U.S.- Mexico border enable efficient connections with railway systems to major commercial centers in the U.S.
Ports
- Port of Ensenada is a realistic logistic solution, located less than 200 miles from major cities up the Baja California and Southern California Coast including the Port of Long Beach and San Pedro. It has the highest trade movement in Mexico with a high potential for distribution to the US west coast and the Greater Asian Market
Mexico offers lower production costs, lower shipment costs and just-in-time delivery to the North American Market. Manufacturing your product or managing your service operation in Mexico costs about 68% compared to costs in the U.S.
