Jalisco land of the High Tech Industry Encuentro Nacional de Clusters Abril 2011 Octavio Parga.

Presentación del tema: "Jalisco land of the High Tech Industry Encuentro Nacional de Clusters Abril 2011 Octavio Parga."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 Jalisco land of the High Tech Industry Encuentro Nacional de Clusters Abril 2011 Octavio Parga

2 JALISCO, HIGH TECH INDUSTRY Manufacturing BPO, ITO & Software Electronic Design Aerospace Multimedia

3 High Tech Industry

4 Cluster

5 *January – June 2010 Source: Cadelec with SEIJAL Information. MUSD Exports, Jalisco 60.3 % of total exports from Jalisco. (2009) 17.6 BDlls

6 MUSD SOURCE: CADELEC With information from SEPROE. *January- March 2010 Accumulated Investment Investment, Jalisco

7 Source: IMSS and CADELEC Estimations Dec 2010 Employment, Jalisco

8 OPORTUNIDAD 2012 CLUSTER DE LA INDUSTRIA DE ALTA TECNOLOGIA EMPLEOS100,000 EXPORTACIONES20,000 MUSD UN CLUSTER EN CRECIMIENTO: UNA META CLARA

9 VENTAJAS DE UN CLUSTER Como le hacemos?

10

11 UN CLUSTER DE ALTA TECNOLOGIA INTEGRADO …

12 Colaboración Conjunta! Academia Industria Gobierno del Estado Apoyo Patrocinios Políticas Públicas Financiamiento Oportunidades Gente con talento Programas de entrenamiento Habilidades Competencias Experiencia Crecimiento Metodología Capacidad Resultados MODELO DE OPERACION COUNCILS

13 EDUCATION Some of the best academic and training facilities in Mexico are established in JALISCO 140 Bachelor degree schools 897 High Schools 12 Universities 72 postgraduate schools 56 Technical Training Schools 1 Major Business School 637 Training Centers 2 Technological Universities 3,056,843 Total Students in Jalisco Guadalajara's metropolitan area encompasses over 20 universities with high tech and IT careers graduating more than 6,500 engineers per year

14 Armar y ejecutar la estrategia del Council. Definir el Alcance del Council. Definir los proyectos estratégicos que impulsen el desarrollo y crecimiento del sector. Dar seguimiento a los avances de los proyectos y retroalimentar al Consejo Nacional de la Industria de la Alta Tecnología. Dar retroalimentación a las Líneas Estratégicas de la Industria. ROL DE LOS COUNCILS

15 Manufacturing 65,000 Employees

16 Main Companies

17 Main Products Manufactured Industrial Measurement & telemetric equipment Control Systems Security devices Alarms Sensors Automotive ABS Air Bag Systems Car Immobilizers Car security Systems Clusters Entertainment Systems Sensors Telecommunications IP Phones Mobile phones Smart Phones Telecom Servers TV internet access boxes Set top boxes Computing High end Servers Docking Stations PCs Paper handling solutions Medical Telemetric equipment Tomographs Consumption Cameras Handhelds Juke boxes Routers & Firewalls Storage Systems Sliders IT Equipment

18 Supply Chain

19 ITO: IT Support & Development BPO: Business Processes Operations 15,000 Empleados

20 ITO, BPO & Software Services ITO & BPO CUSTOMERSSOFTWARE CUSTOMERS Services that we can provide: Front Office, Middle office, Back Office, Infrastructure, Applications Management & Consultancy Services that we can provide: Development, Consultancy, Implementation, Staffing, support & testing.

21 1,200 Empleados

22 CUSTOMERS Electronic Design Services Services that we can provide: Embedded Software Software development Digital Design Analog Design RF FPGA Digital Circuits Design Industrial Design Mechanical Design PCBs Design

23 Aerospace 935 Empleados

24 Services that we can provide: Avionics Engineering Services Software development, Mechanical Design, Analisys Design, testing, Instrumentations, among others Unmanned Aircraft Technological Tools for monitoring Public Safety and Civil Protection Metal Mechanical Parts Precision Machining, tooling, Engineering design & Stamping Composites MRO Aerospace Services

25 650 – 1,000 Empleados Multimedia & Animation COMPANIES

26 SERVICES Services that we can provide: Digital Animation Multimedia SpecialEffects (VFX) Video Games Movies