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Cluster Cluster Approaches to Approaches to Content Content Technology Technology Joe Cortright Joe Cortright July 2009

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Cluster Approaches to Cluster Approaches to Content TechnologyContent Technology

Joe CortrightJoe Cortright

July 2009

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RoadmapRoadmap

Defining ClustersCluster Analysis & OrganizationStrategiesDeveloping a Work Plan

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1. Defining Clusters1. Defining Clusters

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ClustersClusters

IdeasRelationshipsPlace

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DefinitionDefinition

Cluster: A geographically bounded group of similar or related firms--connected by common markets, technologies or knowledge--their suppliers, their skilled workers and supporting institutions

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What makes Clusters Tick?What makes Clusters Tick?

Rivalry & Cooperation

Customers

Suppliers

Inputs

Source: Michael Porter, Harvard Business School

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The Microbrew ClusterThe Microbrew Cluster

Competition & Brewer’s Guild

Savvy Beer Drinkers,HomebrewersSmall Restaurants

Equipment Makers,Creative Services

Hops, Water,Brewmasters

RivalryRivalry

SuppliersSuppliers

CustomersCustomersInputsInputs

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Typologies of ClustersTypologies of Clusters

Buyer-supplier and value chainInter-firm relationshipsGeographic extentCluster life cycleOther issues (Awareness)

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Micro-foundations of ClustersMicro-foundations of Clusters

Labor market poolingSupplier specializationKnowledge spilloversEntrepreneurshipPath dependence and lock-inCultureLocal demand

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Clusters as a Framework for PolicyClusters as a Framework for Policy

An organizing principle for engaging a region in a discussion of its economic strengths and weaknesses

A flexible tool at the intersection of analysis and policy-making

Best efforts integrate quantitative and qualitative methods

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2. Analysis & Organization2. Analysis & Organization

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Analyze – Organize – Act - RepeatAnalyze – Organize – Act - Repeat

Define Cluster

Convene Firms

Gather DataTake Action

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Quantitative ApproachesQuantitative Approaches

Starting Points

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Employment DataEmployment Data

Five Flavors– Covered Employment and Wages

(OED/BLS)– Current Employment (OED/BLS)– County Business Patterns (Census)– Regional Economics Information

System (BEA)– Quality Workforce Information (Census)

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Firm DataFirm Data

– Dun & Bradstreet– Corp Tech– Superpages– Trade association directories

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Visualizing ClustersVisualizing Clusters

Diagramming clustersMapping clustersGenealogies

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Prim

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etals

Fab

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Metals

Mach

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Metals Industry Value Added Metals Industry Value Added ChainChain

Estimated Inter-Industry Purchases, $ Millions, 1992

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Related Industries

Commercial Printing (2752, 2754, 2759)Prepress (279)Ad. Signs (3993)

Printing

Staffing Agencies (7363)

The Creative Services ClusterThe Creative Services Cluster

Newspapers (2711)Magazines (2721)Radio (4832)Cable (4841)Television (4833)

Media

Internet Service Providers

Educational/CulturalPerforming ArtsMuseumsArt SchoolsGalleries

Telecommunication & Cable Providers

Education & Training Institutions

Other IndustriesIn-House “Shops”

Advertising/Public Relations

Film & Video

Software/Multimedia

SIC 737Content DesignersMultimediaWeb Sites

SIC 874, 731

SIC 781, 782FilmVideoAllied ServicesSound Studios (7389)

Freelancers & Self-employed(Supporting all industry groups)

Commercial photographers (7335)Graphic Design (7336)Writers (8999)Producers/Actors (792)

Additional Human Resource Providers

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Understand Cluster GeographyUnderstand Cluster Geography

Source: ABI Directory Listings

Only Oregon firms are shown

but Cluster on Westside and in Central City

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EDA Software Firms Cluster on WestsideEDA Software Firms Cluster on Westside

Source: Business Journal Top 25 List

Electronic Design Automation (EDA) Software Firms support the region’s high technology industries by producing software to design electronic circuits and printed circuit boards.Circles are proportionate to number of employees.

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Multimedia Software Firms Located Multimedia Software Firms Located in Central Cityin Central City

Multimedia firms are located primarily in the Central City with some located on the Westside

Source: Business Journal Top 25 List

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Evolution of FirmsEvolution of Firms

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Qualitative ApproachesQualitative Approaches

Narrative and Dialog

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Remember the Diamond?Remember the Diamond?

Rivalry & Cooperation

Customers

Suppliers

Inputs

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This Suggests Some QuestionsThis Suggests Some Questions

Who are your competitors?

Who do you sell to?

Who do you buy from?

Where do you getInputs and workers?

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Questions to AskQuestions to Ask Who is in your industry cluster?

– Principal customers– Suppliers– Competitors

What is your firm’s (your industry cluster’s) source of competitive advantage?

How has your industry changed in the last 10 years? What are the biggest challenge’s your industry cluster

faces in the next 5 to ten years? Where do the people in your industry cluster come from? Who else should be in the room?

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SWOTSWOT

A Standard Approach – Strengths– Weaknesses– Opportunities– Threats

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Refine Cluster DefinitionsRefine Cluster Definitions

Group industries based on common technology, markets, labor, input-output relationships

Triage– Blatant– Latent– Emerging

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How Good Are You?How Good Are You?

High Tech– Produce 10% of all

US semiconductors– High Location

Quotients in Employment & R&D

– Relatively Higher Wages

– Outperformed US industry

Biotech– Rank in 30s in size

of industry/research

– Very Low Location Quotient

– Wages below US average

– No significant growth

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BiotechnologyBiotechnology

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3. Strategies3. Strategies

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BiotechBiotech

San DiegoOne of 3 Leading

Biotech CentersResearchVCStartups

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StrategiesStrategies

Research InvestmentNetworking

– UCSD Connect

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MicrobreweriesMicrobreweries

Largest Center of Microbreweries in US

29 in City of Portland

5 times as likely to drink microbrew as typical US consumer

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Cluster StrategiesCluster Strategies

DeregulationSupport for Marketing

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Specialty FoodSpecialty Food

Natural, Organic & Local Foods

Chef/Farmer Collaborative

Ranks Second in restaurants per capita

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Cluster StrategiesCluster Strategies

Marketing assistanceFarmers marketsCertification

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Recreational VehiclesRecreational Vehicles

Second largest cluster of RV makers in US

Coburg, OregonMonaco, Marathon,

local suppliers

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Cluster StrategiesCluster Strategies

Workforce TrainingCooperative Curriculum

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Green BuildingsGreen Buildings

More LEED accredited green buildings (70) than any other city in the US

Direct payrolls associated with green building are estimated to range between $350 and $960 million annually in Portland

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Cluster StrategiesCluster Strategies

Industry organizationLocal regulationsNational marketing

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Athletic Apparel & FootwearAthletic Apparel & Footwear

Nike, Adidas, Columbia

Nearly 10,000 employees

Leading center for design

Attracting others, creating startups

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Cluster StrategiesCluster Strategies

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Nursery ProductsNursery Products

$800 million annual sales

1,000 producersEconomies of

scope

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Cluster StrategiesCluster Strategies

Industry associationLand use planningRegulatory cooperation

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BiotechBiotech

San DiegoOne of 3 Leading

Biotech CentersResearchVCStartups

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StrategiesStrategies

Research InvestmentNetworking

– UCSD Connect

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4.4. Developing a Work PlanDeveloping a Work Plan

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Cluster DefinitionCluster Definition

What is “content technology”Who’s in?Who’s out?

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Convening FirmsConvening Firms

Public/quasi-public as “convenor”Start the discussionIndustry-led, industry-owned

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Outlook and AspirationOutlook and Aspiration

Focus on the future of the industryWhere is it headed?What matters?Who are competitors?Be open-ended

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Balance Top-Down and Bottom-UpBalance Top-Down and Bottom-Up

Top-down: the cluster umbrella– Everybody is included– Broad consensus/low commitment– Position

Bottoms-up: multi-firm collaboration– Self-identified sub groups– Narrow focus/high commitment– Action

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Policy OptionsPolicy Options

Let policy options emerge from industry discussion

Let industry set prioritiesAllow options you can’t influence,

i.e. federal or politically “impossible”

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Cluster Approaches to Cluster Approaches to Content TechnologyContent Technology

Joe CortrightJoe Cortright

July 2009