The 27 main technology parks in France<\/strong> are listed below:<\/h2>\nPays de Gex Technoparc \u00e0 Saint Genios Pouilly<\/p>\n
Aisne Technopole \u00e0 Soissons<\/p>\n
Micropolis – Parc Technologique \u00e0 Gap<\/a><\/p>\nSophia Antipolis \u00e0\u00a0 Nice<\/a><\/p>\nTechnopole Aube en Champagne \u00e0 Troyes<\/a><\/p>\nTechnopole de Marseille-Provence \u00e0 Marseille<\/a><\/p>\nTechnopole environnemental – Arbois M\u00e9diterran\u00e9e \u00e0 Aix en Provence<\/a><\/p>\nAnticipa Technopole \u00e0 Lannion<\/a><\/p>\nTechnopole Brest- Iroise \u00e0 Brest<\/a><\/p>\nEnova Lab\u00e8ge Toulouse – Agrobiopole \u00e0 Sicoval<\/a><\/p>\nParc scientifique et Technologique de Laseris \u00e0 Barp<\/p>\n
Rennes Atalante \u00e0 Rennes<\/a><\/p>\nAngers technopole : Parc scientifique de Belle-Beille et Parc scientifique des Capucins \u00e0 Angers<\/p>\n
Technopole Laval-Mayenne \u00e0 Laval<\/a><\/p>\nTechnopole de Metz \u00e0 Metz<\/a><\/p>\nBiop\u00f4le Clermont-Limagne \u00e0 Saint-Beauzire<\/a><\/p>\nIzarbel – Technopole des Pays Basque<\/a><\/p>\nMulhouse Technopole \u00e0 Mulhouse<\/a><\/p>\nDomaine Scientifique de la Doua \u00e0 Villeurbanne<\/p>\n
Savoie Technolac \u00e0 Le Bourget lleva Lac<\/a><\/p>\nArchamps Technopole \u00e0 Archamps<\/a><\/p>\nTechnopole Madrillet \u00e0 Saint-Etienne Rouvray<\/p>\n
Technoparc\u00a0 Poissy \u00e0 Poissy<\/a><\/p>\nAgroparc \u00e0\u00a0 Avignon<\/a><\/p>\nFuturoscope \u00e0 Chasseneuil – Poitou<\/a><\/p>\nESTER Limoges Technopole \u00e0 Limoges<\/a><\/p>\nCampus Saint-Christophe \u00e0 Cergy-Pontoise<\/a><\/p>\n\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\nThe pioneer technopole<\/strong> was Sophia Antipolis<\/strong> of Nice, who was followed by many others. All of them have a close relationship with the business world and with the world of education.<\/p>\nIn 2016, the information and communication technology market<\/strong> in France was worth 113 billion euros<\/strong>. There are different categories to group in this sector<\/strong>:<\/p>\n![\"categories](\"https:\/\/oldbcnexports.projectes.biz\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/08\/1.png\")
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Some key figures of the ICT sector in France:<\/h2>\n
-8 %<\/strong> : This is the part of the value added by the creation of custom software compared to the total for the sector<\/strong>. This corresponds to EUR 6 billion.<\/p>\n-3.86% :<\/strong> This is the weight of ICT in France’s GDP in 2014<\/strong>. A higher ratio than that observed in Spain or Italy, but lower than that of Germany (4.19%).<\/p>\n-25%:<\/strong> Digital technology now accounts for 25% of French growth<\/strong>, compared to 20% for the period 2005-2009.<\/p>\n-131,835 :<\/strong> This is the number of companies operating in the ICT sector in France<\/strong>. Of this total, there are only 1,650 industrial software development companies and 6,579, the vast majority of which are service companies.<\/p>\n![\"Nouvelle](\"https:\/\/oldbcnexports.projectes.biz\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/08\/2.png\")
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Despite the fact that companies in this sector are usually SMEs or micro-enterprises<\/strong> (a lot of start-ups), in France we find companies that are larger in size than Spanish ones.<\/p>\nThe ICT\u00a0sector in France<\/strong> is more mature, but not as much as the German sector<\/strong>. Its business fabric is older and more consolidated than the French ICT market<\/strong>.<\/p>\nOthers related links:<\/h2>\n
The packaging industry in France<\/a><\/p>\nBusiness opportunities in the home d\u00e9cor sector<\/a><\/p>\nThe French gardening market<\/a><\/p>\nThe export of the promotional object in France<\/a><\/p>\nThe exportation of the decoration sector to France<\/a><\/p>\n
Sophia Antipolis \u00e0\u00a0 Nice<\/a><\/p>\n Technopole Aube en Champagne \u00e0 Troyes<\/a><\/p>\n Technopole de Marseille-Provence \u00e0 Marseille<\/a><\/p>\n Technopole environnemental – Arbois M\u00e9diterran\u00e9e \u00e0 Aix en Provence<\/a><\/p>\n Anticipa Technopole \u00e0 Lannion<\/a><\/p>\n Technopole Brest- Iroise \u00e0 Brest<\/a><\/p>\n Enova Lab\u00e8ge Toulouse – Agrobiopole \u00e0 Sicoval<\/a><\/p>\n Parc scientifique et Technologique de Laseris \u00e0 Barp<\/p>\n Rennes Atalante \u00e0 Rennes<\/a><\/p>\n Angers technopole : Parc scientifique de Belle-Beille et Parc scientifique des Capucins \u00e0 Angers<\/p>\n Technopole Laval-Mayenne \u00e0 Laval<\/a><\/p>\n Technopole de Metz \u00e0 Metz<\/a><\/p>\n Biop\u00f4le Clermont-Limagne \u00e0 Saint-Beauzire<\/a><\/p>\n Izarbel – Technopole des Pays Basque<\/a><\/p>\n Mulhouse Technopole \u00e0 Mulhouse<\/a><\/p>\n Domaine Scientifique de la Doua \u00e0 Villeurbanne<\/p>\n Savoie Technolac \u00e0 Le Bourget lleva Lac<\/a><\/p>\n Archamps Technopole \u00e0 Archamps<\/a><\/p>\n Technopole Madrillet \u00e0 Saint-Etienne Rouvray<\/p>\n Technoparc\u00a0 Poissy \u00e0 Poissy<\/a><\/p>\n Agroparc \u00e0\u00a0 Avignon<\/a><\/p>\n Futuroscope \u00e0 Chasseneuil – Poitou<\/a><\/p>\n ESTER Limoges Technopole \u00e0 Limoges<\/a><\/p>\n Campus Saint-Christophe \u00e0 Cergy-Pontoise<\/a><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n The pioneer technopole<\/strong> was Sophia Antipolis<\/strong> of Nice, who was followed by many others. All of them have a close relationship with the business world and with the world of education.<\/p>\n In 2016, the information and communication technology market<\/strong> in France was worth 113 billion euros<\/strong>. There are different categories to group in this sector<\/strong>:<\/p>\n -8 %<\/strong> : This is the part of the value added by the creation of custom software compared to the total for the sector<\/strong>. This corresponds to EUR 6 billion.<\/p>\n -3.86% :<\/strong> This is the weight of ICT in France’s GDP in 2014<\/strong>. A higher ratio than that observed in Spain or Italy, but lower than that of Germany (4.19%).<\/p>\n -25%:<\/strong> Digital technology now accounts for 25% of French growth<\/strong>, compared to 20% for the period 2005-2009.<\/p>\n -131,835 :<\/strong> This is the number of companies operating in the ICT sector in France<\/strong>. Of this total, there are only 1,650 industrial software development companies and 6,579, the vast majority of which are service companies.<\/p>\n Despite the fact that companies in this sector are usually SMEs or micro-enterprises<\/strong> (a lot of start-ups), in France we find companies that are larger in size than Spanish ones.<\/p>\n The ICT\u00a0sector in France<\/strong> is more mature, but not as much as the German sector<\/strong>. Its business fabric is older and more consolidated than the French ICT market<\/strong>.<\/p>\n The packaging industry in France<\/a><\/p>\n Business opportunities in the home d\u00e9cor sector<\/a><\/p>\n The French gardening market<\/a><\/p>\n The export of the promotional object in France<\/a><\/p>\n The exportation of the decoration sector to France<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\nSome key figures of the ICT sector in France:<\/h2>\n
<\/p>\nOthers related links:<\/h2>\n