Currently the CEO of Pegaso Tecnología, Javier Vega was previously IT Director for the Mexican Internal Revenue Service, with more than 2,300 IT professionals working under him. During his time in the position, he was named 2005 CIO of the Year...   see more »

Tatiana is the Chief Technology Officer at Pegaso Tecnología. Her experience and know-how are in the field of integration of IT solutions, business architectures and systems, and improvements to the software development process...   see more »

Rubén is the Director of the Software Factory at Pegaso Tecnología. He has a group of systems architects, process engineers, developers and project managers working under him, who collectively form the software factory...
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He is the Director of Service Support at Pegaso Tecnología, where he is responsible for the support, operations and infrastructure group that manages the internal operations of the company and the external operations of clients with ASP services...   see more »

Leonardo Zepeda has more than 8 years’ experience in the CIT industry and has handled financial, regulatory and market aspects of the business. He has been a Senior Consultant...   see more »

Currently the CEO of Pegaso Tecnología, Javier Vega was previously Chief Information Officer for the Mexican Internal Revenue Service, with more than 2,300 IT professionals working under him. During his time in the position, he was named 2005 CIO of the Year by the editorial committee of the prestigious magazine Information Week.

Also under Javier, the organization received a series of awards for the best use of technology to handle taxpayer and customs services. His implementation of new operating methodologies is frequently mentioned as an example of best practice for both the public and the private sectors, both in Mexico and in international publications (OECD).

Previously Javier worked as Chief Strategic Planning Officer at Avantel, Chief Financial Officer at Filiales Banamex, an independent consultant and CEO of a financial leasing company, among other positions.

In a position of responsibility for strategic planning activities in the public and private sectors, Javier has directed different reengineering projects, implementing multiple multiannual strategic plans and evaluating a large number of investment plans.

Javier has participated as a speaker at dozens of conferences, including events for The Economist, the OECD, the CIAT, IDC and AMECE, among others, in Mexico, Europe and South America. He has also given conferences at business events for important companies such as HP, Alcatel and PricewaterhouseCoopers.

Given his experience, he is able to support clients in their strategic decision-making processes and in their implementation of IT models and best practices. His horizontal approach is well suited to identifying improvement opportunities when he is working as a consultant, as he understands and has been in charge of business and IT areas in large organizations.

Javier studied IR at the Anáhuac University in Mexico City and has complementary studies in finance, stock markets, taxation, technology and telecommunications.

Tatiana is the Chief Technology Officer at Pegaso Tecnología. Her experience and know-how are in the field of integration of IT solutions, business architectures and systems, and improvements to the software development process, including methodologies, technologies and tools and the development and integration of business and standard applications.

Prior to taking up her current position at Pegaso Tecnología, for almost 14 years Tatiana Beger held a series of posts in the Information Technology Department of the Mexican Internal Revenue Service (SAT), eventually reaching the position of Director in Chief of the Application Development and Data Warehouse Department of the organization, where she was in charge of more than 400 people and more than 300 simultaneous development projects.

She has directed a large number of varied projects for the development and integration of business applications with a focus on taxpayer services, tax collections, taxation matters and customs, with a national and international reach. She has also development decision support systems (DSS) based on statistical analysis, risk management and the use of data mining.

Under her direction, several projects received Innova awards due to their commitment to consolidating good government. These awards are issued by the Mexican President for innovation and quality in government:

• 2003: Reengineering of Integral Automated Customs System (SAAI).

  This system is currently used to control the importation, exportation and transportation of goods dispatched from the country’s 48 customs facilities. The project was a contender for the 2006 Innova Prize.

• 2004: Virtual Taxpayers’ Office.

  The Virtual Office managed to bring together more than 15 high-impact taxpayer services in a single system, accessed through the internet website of the SAT. As well as an Innova Prize, it received a special recognition as the most outstanding digital government practice of 2004.

• 2005. Advanced Electronic Signature (FEA).

  The certification process is based on the registration of biometric data, guaranteeing the uniqueness of the taxpayer’s registration.

Tatiana Beger was born in Russia. She has a Master’s in Engineering Science from the D.I. Mendeleyev Chemical Engineering Institute in Moscow.

Rubén is the Director of the Software Factory at Pegaso Tecnología. He has a group of systems architects, process engineers, developers and project managers working under him, who collectively form the software factory. His main skills are the planning and execution of IT solution integration projects, business and applications architectures, methodology-based improvements to software construction processes, maturity models and international best practices.

Before joining Pegaso Tecnología, Rubén was the Deputy Director of Systems Development at the SAT, handling systems for taxpayer service, large taxpayers and tax audits. He was responsible for developing and maintaining more than 100 technologically diverse systems with a high degree of complexity, and carried out technology migration projects and systems reengineering in order to guarantee the continuity of service. Important projects include the reengineering of the SAT’s Electronic Document Input System, which is the application currently used to receive taxpayers’ returns.

He was also responsible for the centralization of a series of taxpayer assistance, large taxpayer and tax audit systems (more than 80) in a single Data Center. The result was an improvement in operations and a reduction in costs, and the millions of taxpayer users experienced no interruptions of impairment in the service provided to them.

Currently under his direction architectural reviews are being carried out for the solutions we provide to our corporate clients.

Some of the projects developed by Rubén Hernández León received Innova awards for their commitment to the consolidation of good government. These awards are granted by the Mexican President for innovation and quality in government in Mexico:

• 2002: Reception of Tax Returns Electronically.

  Sistema que recibe más de 4 millones de declaraciones anuales de parte de los contribuyentes y los dictámenes fiscales de las empresas más grandes del país.

• 2004: Virtual Taxpayers’ Office.

  The Virtual Office managed to bring together more than 15 high-impact taxpayer services in a single system, accessed through the internet website of the SAT. As well as an Innova Prize, it received a special recognition as the most outstanding digital government practice of 2004.

Rubén Hernández León was born in México City. He graduated with honors as a Computer Engineer from the UNAM University and went on to study a Master’s at the Institute of Applied Mathematics Research, also at the UNAM. He has 13 years’ experience in developing, implementing and integrating systems, and more than 5 years’ experience in reviewing business architectures.