General Profile of METUTECH Sample Clauses

General Profile of METUTECH. There are different buildings with different characteristics in METUTECH. Today also buildings with similar or different architectural designs or plans added to these buildings, and the old ones are being restored. Table 3 shows the sectoral distribution and their percentages in all buildings within the main 6 Xxxxx, X., & Xxxxx, B. Ç. (2011). Technoparks in Turkey: Patent System Perspective. Ege Academic Review, Vol. 11, No. 1, p. 48. campus of METUTECH and Figure 11 shows sectoral distribution and percentages in the technopolis’ sub-zones. It can be said that the sectoral distribution in the sub-zones are not much different than the main campus. By putting these two tables to the starting point; I can say there are two sectors which dominate the subzones and the main campus and main campus blocks in METUTECH: First one is Software & ICT and the second one is Electronics. These two sectors are categorized as the first two clusters in my research. Based on the data in Table 3 and Figure 11, I argue that my third cluster Design firms compose the half of the firms despite not having offices in every building. Figure 8 shows a general settlement plan for METUTECH Main Campus with its oldest and newest business buildings (e.g. Turk Telecom R&D Building and Incubation Center - still under construction). I could not use any map figures on the settlements for the sub-zones since there was not a large settlement map for the sub-zones, similar to the one I have for METUTECH main campus. Instead, I tried to define the sub-zones with the table and statistics (especially by giving their firm numbers etc). In Figure 8, yellow line designates the borders of the whole area on which METUTECH Main Campus is situated, i.e. today’s broadest borders of the main campus. Red line indicates the borders of a sub-region within the main campus and hosts the R&D centers/buildings of three defense industry giants of Turkey as noted below. The yellow numbers represents the METUTECH business buildings, R&D facilities and incubation centers of the main campus. Figure 8. METU Technopolis Settlement Plan and Buildings (Main Campus) (Source: Google Earth - 2013) (Yellow Region: METU Technopolis / Red Region: Defence Industry Research and Technology Development Subregion) Apart from the main campus on Figure 8, METUTECH has two external sub- zones: First one is a technology development campus in OSTİM (Middle East Industry and Trade Center) Organized Industrial Region, which is located to t...
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