Boson Planning is a new digital platform launched in the region to transform how the realities of Latin America are analyzed. This pioneering project integrates thematic sections, specialized studies, and a live data panel, making it easier to read political, economic, educational, and cultural trends. Boson Planning gathers verifiable data, cutting-edge technological tools, and rigorous social analysis to offer a clear interpretation of the factors shaping the region. Gabriel García, developer of Boson Planning, stated that the project arose from a concrete need: the lack of an accessible, modern, and regional tool that combines indicators, visualizations, and social narrative in a single space. «After many years working in data analysis, trends, and market research studies, we realized that the region is full of data, but lacks spaces that interpret it clearly; there was no option that integrated these three layers: data intelligence, rigorous analysis, and human narrative,» explained García. Although it is a regional platform, its 'DNA' was formed in Costa Rica, where its developers found a favorable ecosystem of talent in analysis, communication, and technology, and high accessibility to public information, which allowed them to design a tool that not only displays data but also interprets it responsibly. The platform is structured around six key thematic sections that allow users to navigate studies, visualizations, and brief insights. The available sections are: Politics, Health, Technology, Economy, Education, and Social. The platform will also include an interactive dashboard to monitor the media and digital pulse of the continent, as well as interviews with analysts and monthly columns from specialists. Information will be updated weekly with new insights and quarterly reports.
