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And Network Activities in Upper Austria & Automotive Cluster Upper Austria Upper Austria - Leading Austrian Region in Industry, Technology and Export Public Private Dialogue – PPD Workshop, Vienna Cluster- and Network Activities in Upper Austria & Automotive Cluster Upper Austria Upper Austria - leading Austrian region in industry, technology and export 1,4 Mio. Inhabitants / 17,0 % 12.000 km² / 14,3 % 25,0 % of Austrian production value 25,7 % of Austrian exports* 3,2 % unemployment rate* *Source: Statistik Austria, 2007 © Clusterland OÖ GmbH Update 01/08, page no 2 12 Years Cluster- and Network-Management Ecoenergy (Upper Austrian Energiesparverband) Food (Upper Austrian Chamber of Commerce) Logistics (Associationfor Network Logistics) Page 3 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd 1 June 2010 Organigram Clusterland Oberösterreich GmbH General Assembly Advisory Board Management Werner Pamminger Network Event Communications Management A. Board A. Board A. Board A. Board A. Board A. Board A. 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Board Automotive Plastics Furniture & Health Mechatronics Network Network Network Cluster Cluster timber Cluster Cluster Human- Design & Environmental construction Resources Media Technology Cluster Thomas Werner Jürgen Maximilian Christian Irene Maria Jürgen Eder Pamminger Müller Kolmbauer Altmann Bouchal Gabriel Dienstl © Clusterland OÖ GmbH Structure of Ownership – Clusterland TMG Upper Austrian Federation of (Upper Austria´s Chamber of location and Austrian Industry innovation agency) Commerce 61% 19,5% 19,5% CLUSTERLAND OBERÖSTERREICH GMBH © Clusterland OÖ GmbH Financing of Clusterland ~39% Public Funding ~25% CLUSTERLAND Anual Partner Fees OBERÖSTERREICH GMBH ~36% Services & Projects © Clusterland OÖ GmbH Upper Austria‘s Systematic Innovation Strategy Strategic programme „Upper Austria 2000+“ 1998 – 2003 3 strategic areas Programme volume: € 300 m; Upper Austrian contribution: € 80.8 m Approx. € 20 m for cluster setup Strategic programme „Innovative Upper Autria 2010“ 2005 – 2010 5 strategic areas Programme volume: € 600 m; Upper Austrian contribution: € 200 m Approx. 5% for professionalising of cluster and network initiatives Strategic programme „Innovative Upper Austria 2010plus“ 2010 – 2013 5 strategic areas Programme volume: € 450 m; Upper Austrian contribution: € 150m Page 7 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd 1 June 2010 Automotive-Cluster Upper Austria (AC) The AC Network in Detail 212 partner companies thereof 9 OEM** 94 suppliers* 135 SME 135 manufacturing companies 39 companies* 70 service providers & institutions * Producers (OEM) engineering machine / plant construction Suppliers of systems and modules (1st‐Tier‐Supplier) logistics tooling Component suppliers (2nd‐Tier‐Supplier) IT service mould making Raw materials, standardized parts (3rd‐Tier‐Supplier) * The data contains double nominations ** thereof some OEM‘s not automotive specific 9 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd AC-Partner Classification drive train 32* electric / electronic 19* exterior & car body 21* OEM 8** * The data contains double nominations ** thereof some OEM‘s not automotive specific materials / other parts & techniques 36* chassis 14* interior 15* 10 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd Partner Companies with the Highest Turnover 11 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd AC‘s Key Success Factors of Automotive Business Sales Management Efficient Development & Production Business Quality Management Processes Supply Management Cooperation Supplier Platform Supplier Future Trends Training & Qualification & Technologies of Automobile Information- & Service Platform 12 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd Your Services in the Automotive-Cluster Market (OEMs, Tier n) Order processing Technology presentations Delegation trips Automotive-Cluster Upper Austria National / partner network international projects Automotive trainings Cooperation projects Information meetings Specific knowledge AC-branch focus exchange groups Cooperation Qualification Participation in fairs, PR Network communication Partner data base Information & service 13 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd [1] Creating Information Advantage Homepage & partner data base AC-quarterly magazine information about the branch specific topics company reports AC e-mail newsletter events cluster news Studies information about the branch 14 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd [2] Conveying Strengths – Qualification Branch networking meetings Information meetings automotive.20xx Automotive trainings Quality Manager Automotive Project Manager Automotive Sales Manager Automotive Strategic Purchasing Manager Constructing Engineer Automotive 15 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd [3] Converting Innovative Ideas Specific knowledge exchange groups systematical moderated guided focus on topics XING-group Cluster cooperation projects Cooperation projects EU-projects Project management 16 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd [4] Increase Visibility & Presence AC-quarterly Participation in fairs automotive.20xx 17 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd [5] (International) Market Access Sales manager learning platform Factory tours / visits Delegation trips Technology presentations Supplier conventions 18 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd AC Cluster-Management – the Team DI (FH) Thomas EDER Cluster Manager DI Wolfgang KURZ Bettina MAYRHOFER Project Manager Cluster-Coordination Gisela LEHNER, MA Martin Graml Project Manager Mag. Susanne RINGLER Project Manager Communication 19 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd Co-operation Projects Funded by the Government Object Innovative cooperation projects -> within the cluster initiatives Cooperation Î At least three companies criteria Î At least one SME Costs eligible Personnel costs, external services, for funding consulting and other costs Funding amounts 30 % of the costs eligible for funding max. € 25.000 per project partner Projects also involving several Austrian regions are being funded! (e.g. Lower Austria, Salzburg) © Clusterland OÖ GmbH Update 01/08, page no 20 AC Advisory Board Beiratssprecher Ing. Rudolf Mark DI Dr. Daniel Heim Ing. Thomas Stottan Anton Naue Mark Metallwarenfabrik GmbH FH Wels Audio Mobil Elektronik GmbH ALBA tooling und Geschäftsleitung Studiengangsleiter Geschäftsführer engineering GmbH Einzelteile/Komponenten Material- und Verarbeitungstechnik Elektrik / Elektronik Geschäftsführer Ausbildung & Forschung Interieur / Komponenten Ing. Thomas Eder Fronius International GmbH DI Karl Radlmayr Prok. DI Gerhard Wierer Global Customer Manager Voest Alpine Automotive GmbH Rosenbauer International GmbH Fügetechnik / Prozesse für Anlagenbau Corporate Technology & Innovation Leiter Einkauf Werkstoffe OEM Seite 21 © Clusterland Oberösterreich GmbH 01. Juni 2010 Key Data of Network Total turnover in billion € 21,62 turnover of manufacturing companies in billion € 15,12 turnover in the supplier sector in billion € 12,18 Employees 88.000 R&D* 4,52 % comparison Upper Austria 2,55 % Export quota 22 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd Internationalisation – European Network ACVR, ACstyria, Austrian Automotive Association WRS – Wirtschaftförderung Region Stuttgart ACS Automotive Cluster of Slovenia PANAC Pannon Automotive Cluster Ungarn CESTEC, Lombardei BAIKA Bayrische Zulieferinitiative Automotive Leichtbau-Cluster Landshut AMZ Verbundinitiative Automobilzulieferer Sachsen IAW Industrie- und Automobilregion Westsachsen Czechinvest Automotive Industry Association of the Czech Republic Automotive Industry Association of the Slovac Republic ACAROM Rumänien Jetro Wien Alsace Development Agency CEAGA Cluster de empresas de automoción de Galicia Centre d‘Innovacio i Desenvolupament Empresarial, Spain ACICAE País Vasco ASSOTEC, Lombardei 23 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd AAAS – Austrian Automotive Association Service GmbH www.acstyria.com www.automobil-cluster.at www.acvr.at www.aaa.co.at 24 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd Contact & Information Thomas Eder Manager Automotive Cluster Clusterland Oberösterreich GmbH Tel: +43 732 79810-5081 Fax: +43 732 79810-5080 [email protected] www.clusterland.at Clusterland Oberösterreich GmbH supports cluster and network initiatives. It promotes innovation through cooperation and competence in order to enhance the competitiveness of enterprises. All rights reserved, especially the rights to copy, to distribute or to translate. No part of the slides may be reproduced, copied or distributed in any form or by any means without prior written permission of Clusterland OÖ GmbH. 25 © Clusterland Upper Austria Ltd.
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