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Page 1: INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION 27th September 2011 Johann BOUCHER

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION

27th September 2011Johann BOUCHER

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Pégase Cluster Introduction

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Aerospace Industry in PACA

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first industry in the region €4B turnover 35 000 jobs

250 companies 180 SMEs

8 « Big Players » (4 Pegase founders) 1700 researchers

13 R&D labs 13 engineers schools

8 trials centers 30% of the regional R&D

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PÉGASE, one of the 3 french Aerospace clusters

Tripôle alliance

PACANew aircrafts

for new usages

Ile de FranceEngines

General aircrafts

Midi-Pyrénées-AquitaineIndustrial processesEmbedded systems

May 2006 : Pegase PACA

March 2007: PRIDES Regional award

July 2007: Pôle de compétitivité State award

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Key Actors and Founders

TECHNOPLUS

ARTERES

Founded in May 2006 by

13 actors, Pégase brings

together today more

than 280 actors

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Breakdown of Pegase members

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SMEsResearch / FormationOther PartnersBig Players

52%

3%

24%

21%

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Advantages• Two world leaders headquarters• Direct access to global market• 2 National Research Centers :

ONERA, INRIA

Advantages• Two world leaders headquarters• Direct access to global market• 2 National Research Centers :

ONERA, INRIA

Airspace Industry in Provence French Riviera

8 World class unique trial centers -

Network of SME 24 Prime/OEM

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PEGASE cluster

Industrials

Research

Labs and universities

Joint and sharedambition

1- Innovation support

2- Company growth support

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FOCUS imagine and implement new ways

toward growth of companies to create 10 000 additional jobs

New aircrafts for new usages

Exemples :

helicopter for hostile areas minidrone for buildings inspection

airships for heavy load transportation electricity powered light aircraft

Observation, security, protection, new type of transportation, new way to operate teleco’s

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Pégase in short…

Key technologies for strong differentiation

Materials and processes

Green techs Control command

Use labsSensors and imaging

Human behavior ans complex systemsICT for operations

Trials and simulation

+New aircrafts

UAV / Drones Helicopters

Ultra-lightAirships

Satellites and stratospheric aircrafts New concepts

Airport of the future

A network organised to innovate

=Grounded by strong helicopter and satellite industries, Pegase aims

to design and implement new generation of aircraftstoward new missions and new usages

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Flying fish technologies …

A flying vessel for high speed and low cost sea transportation

• An up to date aircraft• Low consumption

• to increase the portance• reduction of the trail effect

Origin

Tomorrow

Ekranoplane russe

Road Map approach to draw the future

Road map example

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A new century for growth

• 1910 First seaplane take off La Mède by HENRI FABRE

• 1917 Istres airbase and air school, 5km runway• 1920 Usines ROMANO in Cannes La Bocca• 1930 ALFAVIA in Gap Tallard • 1935 Military school in Salon [« la patrouille de France »

]• 1949 construction of VAMPIRE hunters • 1956 SUD AVIATION manufactures the « Caravelle »• 1959 SEREB, Balistics rockets• 1961 DIAMANT rocket• 1977 1rst METEOSAT• 1990 HUYGENS to tackle TITAN• 1991 TIGRE helicopter• 1992 EUROCOPTER Headquarter in Marignane• 2007 Jean-Louis Etienne assembles its balloon

New aircraftsAir services

New applications for current aircrafts

Trend of airspace industry+ 12% before crisisStill growing at 6-8%

20081910 2020

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How Pegase creates growth ?

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Strategic approach

Select and boost high potential SME’s

Integrate SME’s into an efficient supply chain with OEM’s

Implement the most competitive

ecosystem for innovation and

business

competitiveness of the value chain and not only from one actor

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Boost SME’s

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Strong effort to elaborate business

plans

Improve management capabilities

Define strategy for growth :

diversification, new business, innovation…

SME University (U.PMO): training and coaching program with business schools

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Create the most competitive ecosystem

Network SME’s

Innovation process

Investment availabilityBusiness and international infrastructure through « trading posts » approachFill the missing parts of the value chain by cooperations

Boost service activities to reach end usersImplement the most advanced numeric infrastructure all along value chainAttract the best competences

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The Pegase cluster is evaluated as one of the best cluster

for SME support and international

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Innovation : le Top 10 des pôles de compétitivité exportateurs 22/01/2010

Ce ne sont pas forcément les pôles de compétitivité mondiaux qui connaissent les plus forts taux d’exportation de leurs entreprises membres. C’est ce qui ressort d’un classement publié à l’occasion d’un colloque organisé hier à Bercy sur le développement international des pôles de compétitivité.Ce classement, réalisé sur l’année 2008, par la société CEIS (Compagnie européenne d’intelligence stratégique) place ainsi dans le Top 10 des pôles les plus exportateurs seulement deux pôles mondiaux ou à vocation mondiale : Lyon Biopole (lutte contre les maladies infectieuses, 1er) et Alsace Biovalley (sciences de la vie et de la santé, 6ème).Le pôle Arve Industries (mécanique de précision) se classe deuxième et en numéro trois vient le pôle Techtera (textiles techniques et fonctionnels). Viennent ensuite les pôles IDforCar (automobile haut de gamme, 4ème), Plastipolis (plasturgie,

5ème), Véhicule du futur (7ème), Pegase (aéronautique et spatial, 8ème), PASS (parfums, 9ème), et Optitec (optique et photonique, 10ème).

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2 strategic business units and 4 value chains

E

engineering

SME

Small OEM

Such as

Ultra light

airships

T

engineering

SME

Small OEM

Such as

UAV’s

Strato engines

Transport ObservationCommunication

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« Pégase Trading » organisation of Industrial & trading-posts

1 Attractiveness of country

2a Business potential

2b Trading post engineering

3a Funding

3b Implementati

on4 Business

4 PHASES Development

approach

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The Pegase « trading-post » model

• Shared manufacturing facilities• Single managementManufacturing

plant

• Senior to open key doors• Junior VIESales office• Public services relationship• Regional Cluster member and cluster coop’s• Local funding and cross funding• Export of Platform Know how : Inovsys, etc…• Critical issue of competences and training

Ecosystem building

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Large Bunch of balanced cooperations

Joint R&D projects Training Knowledge &

tech transfers Exhibitions

Integrators, assembling

Air based Operations

Industrial settlement

Export of products

On line services Sales and rep’s office

Support for large group installation

in Provence

Global supply chain

Exchange of Ambassadors

Cluster cooperation

Exchange of professionals and

students

Leverage of training

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Cooperation model 1: EC/TAS supply chain

Global supplierLarger WP

Provence SME

Regional

SME

Provence SMEs go straight to market or grouped with local SMEs for larger Working Package (WP)

Cross fertilization

Knowledgetransfer

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Cooperation model 2 : Solution approachfor tech engineering, software, small OEM

Product or Equipment Customisation Integration

Assembly installator Service operator

Local technologies

Customer needs

UAV’sUltralight

Electricity powered aircraftsOn-Line services

IFE (entertainment)Embedded systems

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Cooperation Model 3: sales and consulting

Certification expertise

Technical training

On-Line services

Consulting in mfg

Aircraft retrofit mgt

Acoustic expertise

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Cooperation Model 4: new projects

Very large cooperation projects :

techno

Region/State

funding

France

Stratospheric aircrafts : satellite like

Heavy load airships

Mini-UAV’s : aircraft, vision, robotic, power mgt, data link,

image & scene analysis …

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Conclusion

A large set of potential cooperations is open, it is just time to start working

Pégase cluster will participate to missions or exhibitions, it is an another time to deepen our approaches and to start dealing

Pégase cluster is highly supporting strong and close cooperations with foreign countries

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Contacts to go further

–Pôle PégaseJean-François Boisson + 33 (0)6.74.98.47.06

International cooperation's & enterprise development

[email protected]

Johann Boucher + 33 (0)7.87.02.37.40 International Business Development [email protected]

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THANKS FOR YOUR ATTENTION

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