ANNUAL INTEGRATED REPORT 2021
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ANNUAL INTEGRATED REPORT 2021 | AXTEL
GOVERNMENT MARKET
One of our commitments to Mexico
is contributing and cooperating to
provide the public sector with the
best technology available to meet
the needs of the Mexican people. To
achieve this, we designed a number of
ICT solutions for state and municipal
governments. Despite facing
challenges arising from government
transitions in 2021, we focused on
rethinking our services and offering
solutions to provide a better service
for the citizens.
ALESTRA GOVERNMENT
MARKET REVENUE
(millions of Mexican pesos)
2019
2020
$2,159
$1,990
2021
$1,336
In the Federal sector we continued with the strategy
of advanced connectivity services, cybersecurity and
managed services, while in the State and Municipal
sectors we promoted a portfolio of cloud-based
products, so that the adoption of applications and
infrastructure would be more agile in government
processes of citizen attention, such as single
window, public prosecutor offices, mobility in public
transportation, storage and processing, and digital
education, among others.
We also developed relevant projects in the federal
sector during 2021 that allowed us to renew 800
million contracts focused on providing comprehensive
solutions such as data centers and cybersecurity,
among others.
SINGLE WINDOW FOR MEXICAN
FOREIGN TRADE (VUCEM, ACRONYM
IN SPANISH)
The single window is a comprehensive service
platform for performing all import, export, and transit
procedures for goods throughout the country through
a single point of entry, making internal processes more
efficient and improving the experience.
Single Window has been in effect since May 2016.
Since then, information flows between Mexican Foreign
Trade, 11 Mexican public sector institutions and private
entities in the maritime, air, land, and railroad sectors
have been streamlined, simplifying and encouraging
electronic foreign trade operations.
In addition, the exchange of foreign trade information
at the national and international level has been
facilitated and promoted, such as the case of
interoperability with Customs and Border Protection
(CBP), the entity responsible for customs in the United
States, and with the windows of Pacific Alliance
countries (Mexico, Chile and Colombia). This has
helped move Mexico into 2nd place in terms of Foreign
Trade Single Windows (VUCES, acronym in Spanish) in
Latin America and 8th place worldwide according to
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