AI Drives Business Growth in Chile and Mexico through Training and Logistics Solutions

The Chilean National Training and Employment Service (SENCE), together with the Municipal Labor Information Office (OMIL) and the Department of Computer Engineering at the Catholic University of Temuco, held a seminar in Villarrica on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. The event aimed to equip local companies with tools to improve sales and protect digital assets, with organizers emphasizing the rapid technological advances and the need for secure business operations.

In Mexico, logistics platform SimpliRoute introduced an AI‑agent suite that automates end‑to‑end incident resolution in last‑mile delivery. The technology helped a multinational cosmetics firm avoid up to US$840,000 in lost revenue by improving contactability and real‑time decision‑making. CEO Álvaro Echeverría highlighted the shift from fragmented automation to agents that can act directly on operations, aligning with findings from the State of Logistics 2025 study that stresses real‑time visibility as a priority for Latin American firms.