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CASE STUDY:

No barriers in a digital world
THE CLIENT

No barriers in a digital world

THE CHALLENGE
Our client wanted to start manufacturing operations in Mexico by the third quarter of 2020, but then the pandemic hit.
OUR SOLUTION
  • Virtual scouting tour.
  • Local knowledge on the best industrial locations.

THE CHALLENGE

Our client had a very clear target- start its manufacturing operation in Mexico by the third quarter of 2020. Then the pandemic hit. Would it be possible to scout and assess the right manufacturing location seamlessly without ever setting a foot in Mexico? That’s when we got the call.

CHALLENGES

  • Relatively low budget for design, implementation and marketing
  • 8-week time constraint for the whole project
  • Website must match existing digital corporate identity
  • Website should be deeply integrated into the HubSpot solution
  • Design & development from scratch is not feasible
  • Customer would like to be able to edit content and structure
  • Website must be implemented in three languages
  • Webdesign must match modern design standards
PRODENSA

OUR SOLUTION

Guided with the clear vision and the perfect understanding of this premise by our executive director Xu Yu, our in-house expert on the Asian region, we developed a virtual scouting tour.

The inability to travel to Mexico became non-existent, once our team led our clients on several virtual meetings of possible Industrial Real Estate locations and their surrounding areas.

 

Thanks to this streamlined communication and all the local knowledge on the best industrial locations, the client signed a long-term lease for the site of their future plant in just three months.

Their visit to Mexico had to wait, but their manufacturing timeline did not. There are no frontiers where there is knowledge, dedication and innovation in decision-making.

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"When you head on out to the Moon, in very short order, and you get a chance to look back at the Earth, that horizon slowly curves around in upon himself, and all of sudden you are looking at something that is very strange, but yet is very, very familiar, because you are beginning to see the Earth evolve."
Gene CernanAstronaut, Apollo 17

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