A successful story of academy/business cooperation allied with technological entrepreneurship

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A successful story of academy/business cooperation allied with technological entrepreneurship Mário Ferreira Continuing Education Manager mario@inatel.br

Santa Rita do Sapucaí MG Vale da Eletrônica +40 mil Inhabitants ~USD 1 billion revenue (technology companies) +14.000 products +150 companies in electro electronic area +10.000 Employees Mário Ferreira Continuing Education Manager mario@inatel.br

Inatel 1965 Instituto Nacional de Telecomunicações Foundation maintained by a non profit organization First graduation course focused in Telecommunications Engineering of Latin America Graduating professionals of excellence for the last 50 years Mário Ferreira Continuing Education Manager mario@inatel.br

Awards National Inovative Entrepreneurship Prize 2014 Prize SET 2013 Trophy Tele.Síntese 2013 Destaques Inovadores Two times awarded Santander Best Universities 2013 e 2015 Prize Finep innovation 2012 Center of Reference in Radio communications Brazilian Ministry of Communications

Education Graduation Postgrad Masters Degree Inatel Competence Center Mário Ferreira Continuing Education Manager mario@inatel.br

Innovative Initiatives Crowdworking Program Inatel Business School Inatel Smart Campus/Smart House/IoT Lab

Inatel s Business Incubator Awarded the most Innovative Incubator in Brazil Offers ideation laboratories, co working spaces, consultancy and services to the companies Hosts up to 12 incubated companies with an average revenue of USD 80M per year 55 graduate companies, generating thousands of job positions in the city

Inatel s Business Incubator All students, former students and employees can apply for participating in the Incubation Program The Business Plans are evaluated by a board of specialists in finances, administration and entrepreneurship The ideas selected enter the Business Incubator program, and start receiving consultancy in finances and administration This program lasts for two years

Inatel s Business Incubator Every company pays a small fee per month for participating in the program Telephony, Internet Access, Acclimatized Rooms, Furniture, 3D Printing services and other convenience services are included in the price All the products and ideas developed during the program are property of the company (Inatel does not have rights on intellectual properties)

Inatel s Business Incubator More than 55 companies during the last decades participated in the program Inatel s incubator helped disseminating the culture of entrepreneurship in the area More than 70% of the companies that participate in the program, succeed after they leave Thousands of job positions are created in the city by the companies that graduated in the program A once agricultural town is now known as the Brazilian Electronic Valley

Inatel s Business Incubator Awarded the most Innovative Incubator in Brazil Offers ideation laboratories, co working spaces, consultancy and services to the companies Hosts up to 12 incubated companies with an average revenue of USD 80M per year 55 graduate companies, generating thousands of job positions in the city

Partnership with ITU 2010/2011 Postgrad program for Brazilian Regulatory Agency ANATEL 2013 First distance learning training delivered by Inatel in partnership with ITU, in Mozambique. 2014 Inatel is chosen as the only Brazilian Center of Excellence by ITU (Digital Broadcasting) 2015 First distance learning training as CoE Digital TV Systems Satellite Communications training and Advanced Topics in Digital Television are scheduled for 2s2016 Mário Ferreira Continuing Education Manager mario@inatel.br

Conclusions Final Thoughts The benefits of allying the Academy with Government and private sector are visible This model can be replicated in other countries Having a business incubation program and promoting the entrepreneurship stimulates employees and students All those efforts can change a whole region of the country Mário Ferreira Continuing Education Manager mario@inatel.br

Mário Ferreira Continuing Education Manager mario@inatel.br