« How to succeed in doing a cluster strategy? » DICK Marie-Noëlle Cluster software.brussels.

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« How to succeed in doing a cluster strategy? » DICK Marie-Noëlle Cluster software.brussels

A geographical concentration of specialized companies and related companies, Research & Development institutions, finance institutions, public actors, and with relations and cooperation between these actors. 1. What is a cluster?

2. The cluster software.brussels  170+ high-growth potential software companies  Private & government support organizations  Universities and research institutions  Experts  all dedicated to the Brussels software industry.

2. The cluster software.brussels  Specificity of the cluster: public initiative  Subsidized by the government: no membership fees asked to the companies =  Cluster is independent from its partners =  Cluster is independent from any public intervention on the strategy, BUT same objective: economic development! 

since The cluster: Key Figures

2. The cluster software.brussels  Which services do we provide to our members? Workshops, Working Groups & Training Programs Individual support programs Networking and visibility Internationalization Talent and Expertise

3. 4 success factor 1)Seeking complementarity 2)Being a key interface 3)Gathering business 4)Being prospective

1. Seeking complementarity  Gathering companies and creating a platform: Is good but not enough!  Partners  Cluster = interface that launches initiatives with partners or that reinforces a partner’s initiative.

1. Seeking complementarity  Cluster Internationalization:  Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) and National Contact Points (NCP)  Help SMEs finding partners abroad  Provide information and personalized support to apply on funding opportunities  Brussels Invest and Export (BIE)  foreign trade and foreign investment department

2. Being a key interface  Providing added-value and unique services  Feeling of ownership for the members  Cluster = crucial actor for SMEs in a specializied sector located in a region

2. Being a key interface

 Organization of Working groups on crucial topics for SMEs companies: « Academic collaboration, recruitment and training » « Export »

3. Gathering business  Difficult to attract the interest of the companies and to involve them in a network  too many initiatives  Cluster = Business provider

3. Gathering business  Organization of networking events with the members  Knowledge exchange  Partnership  Organization of forums with investors  Visibility  Networking exchange  Business

5. Being prospective  We need to help the companies being aware of the future opportunities  Cluster = Technological watch

5. Being prospective  Virtual Reality: -« By 2018, the Augmented Reality market is expected to reach $ million and the Virtual Reality market is estimated to total $ million.

6. Get in touch