We’re bullish on Mexico, where Corum just closed a successful transaction with our client Inffinix (one of Mexico’s top software firms) who sold to US-based Equifax. We also ran a series of events in Mexico City and Monterrey, and it’s clear to us that the growth we’re seeing from software companies in Mexico and the greater Latin America region is extraordinary.

Speaking specifically to Mexico, President Enrique Peña Nieto has recently opened up privatization and foreign investment to some of the most important sectors of Mexico’s economy, chiefly oil. But they are also easing restrictions on industries like transportation, telecommunications, and media. The result of this is booming demand for local software companies who understand how to build and implement solutions to drive this future economy.

In meeting with software companies in the region, we found a common story being told in that their revenues have doubled in the past year in anticipation of these changes, and are expecting a further 200-300% increase in 2014. In many cases, companies are actually turning away customers and capping their business growth on account of demand exceeding their ability to scale with local talent.

There are Good Problems brewing in Mexico.