The digital industry in the Val d'Oise

Research and further education:

• UCP: University of Cergy-Pontoise

• ENSEA: Graduate School for Electronics and Applications

• EISTI: International School of Data Processing Sciences

• EPMI: School of Electricity, Production and Industrial Methods

• ESSEC: Graduate School of Economics and BusinessITIN: Graduate School of Computer science, networks and information systems

• ITIN: Graduate School of Computer science, networks and information systems

• Institut Polytechnique Saint-Louis
  
  

  Public laboratories:

• ETIS (ENSEA-UCP-CNRS): Signal and Image Processing Laboratory

• ECIME (ENSEA-UCP) : Instrumentation and Electronic Modelling Laboratory

• ECS (ENSEA) : System Command Laboratory

• ESTI: EARLY and LAPI research laboratories

• ITIN: centre of research and innovation

Private laboratories:

• Sagem Groupe SAFRAN (Mobile telephony - Defence and Security - Audiovisual activities)
  
  
• JOHNSON CONTROLS AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONIC
  
  
• THALÈS

 Aeronautics, health, information and communication technologies, transport, energy, finance, and more. The list of the 71 projected clusters, drawn up by the CIADT (Interministerial Regional Planning and Development Committee) covers all the major sectors of business throughout France. With the financial backing of the State, the listed clusters also benefit from tax breaks and reduced social contributions. In addition, local authorities may offer exemption from local taxes.

6 COMPETITIVENESS CLUSTERS IN THE VAL D'OISE
 Six of the existing or aspiring world-class competitiveness clusters directly involve companies located in the Val d'Oise: ASTech Paris Région, Cap Digital Paris Région, Finance Innovation, Medicen Paris Région, Mov'eo and System@tic Paris Région.

Receiving the «Competitiveness Cluster» label has an immediate knock-on effect for the «département», enhancing both its brand image and the reputation of its companies, universities and research institutions.