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Jalisco

Mexico

Key figures
Population
6,995,603
Density 87 per km²
Surface 80,137 km²
GDP USD 48.57 billion
 

Main cities: Guadalajara, Zapopan, Puerto Vallarta, Lagos de Moreno, Tlaquepaque, Tonalá.

Other key aspects of the region:
  • First place in high-tech Manufacturing Industry in Mexico
  • Third Mexican economy
  • Second best economic potential en North America.


Capacity - Technological centres - Clusters - Main businesses - Business support programmes - Priorities - Contact


Main R & D capacity in the region's public and private universities

  • 12 Universities
  • 14 technological institutes
  • 48 technical training schools
  • 590 Job training schools.
 
Private and public universities specialize in:
Business Administration, Finance, Architecture, Marketing, Communication, Politics and Public Administration, Education, International Trade, Design, Multimedia, Information Technology, Computing Science, Electronics, Food and Beverages Engineering, Environment Engineering, Networks and Telecom Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry Engineering, among others.
 

 Main technological centres in the region 
 
  • The Guadalajara Campus of Centro de Investigación y Estudios Avanzados del I.P.N (Cinvestav): Computing, Automatic Control, Electronic Design, Electric Power Systems, Telecommunications. Cinvestav also offers masters and doctorate programs registered by the National Council of Science and Technology (CONACYT). www.gdl.cinvestav.mx/jcinv/en/html/cinvestav/index.html
  • CIATEJ: Biotechnology. www.ciatej.net.mx
 
There are 48 Industrial Parks in all, 6 of which are public. Important international players have established Technology Development Centres: Continental, Intel, Jabil, Technicolor, IMB and Hewllet Packard.


Industrial clusters of excellence in the region
 
The Information Technology Institute of Jalisco (IJALTI): www.ijalti.org.mx
Mission: lead and manage Jalisco?s Information Technology, Microelectronics and Multimedia Policy deployment, integrating the Private Sector, Government and Academia fronts, and executing the strategies needed to drive the State industry?s growth.
 


Main businesses in the technology sectors

  • IBM
  • Hewlett Packard
  • PEROT SYSTEMS
  • Tata Consultancy Services
  • iGATE
  • Intel
  • Over 200 small and medium size Mexican companies who develop software: Nearshore, Consulting, training, E-Commerce, Testing, Embedded SW, etc.



Main business support organizations and innovation programmes in the region
  • Governmental organizations: COECYTJAL, CEPE, SEPROE.
  • Non-profit organisms: IJALTI, CADELEC, CANIETI.
  • National Organism: CONACYT www.conacyt.mx



R&D&I and international cooperation priorities over the next 3 years

Thematical or sectorial priorities:
  • Semiconductor design (FPGA, ASICs, mixed signal IC)
  • Embedded Systems
  • Multimedia content: animation (2D, 3D), visual effects, video games
  • Supply chain management and logistics applications (Lean Manufacture State)
  • Testing, emulation, verification and simulation
  • Aerospace industry
  • Biotecnology.

 

 

 


Contact

Dr. Francisco Medina Gómez
Jalisco State Council for Science and Technology
Av. López Coptilla 1505 Piso 2
Col. Americana Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Tel: + 52 33 35 85 65 99
e-mail: francisco.medina@jalisco.gob.mx

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