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Contents
Letter to Investors 1
Top Reasons to Invest 2
A strategic position 4
A dynamic and diversified economy 5
An attractive Region for FDIs 6
ICT Sector in Tuscany 7
Investments Opportunities 12
Services for foreign investors 13
Sources 14
Contacts 15
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Letter to Investors
Few Regions in the world are so well known such
as Tuscany, whose image is still powered by its
history, landscape, art and culture, as well as from
a genuine Italian lifestyle.
In addition to that, a tradition of political stability and
social cohesion, even in times of crisis, good public
services (with peaks of excellence in health care
and college education), and modern infrastructures,
are at the basis of the local high quality of life.
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But if you also add a diversified and export-led economy, an attractive
ratio between quality and cost of labor, the presence of SMEs and
specialized services, it becomes even more evident why Tuscany is
already considered an attractive and favorable environment by almost
400 multinational companies.
We are leading in many fields such as Life Sciences, ICT, Fashion,
Super-yachts, the Paper Industry or Transport, Chemicals and Oil & Gas,
Engineering, Renewable Energy, Food, and more. The competitive
strength of our business is the result of creativity and manufacturing
capabilities that often originate in ancient craftsmanship, but also know
how to renew themselves through local opportunities for research and
innovation.
My will is therefore that the content of this brochure may sparkle also a
different interest in Tuscany, as a truly open and dynamic area where you
can make good business. Our region is indeed innovative and competitive
in the European market and can be an excellent location for international
investment.
As a matter of fact, companies coming to Tuscany, hardly go away.
President of Tuscany Region
Enrico Rossi
Top Reasons to Invest
Political Stability
Tuscany is a business friendly region and one of the most politically stable, providing an
efficient environment for businesses and citizens thanks also to the implementation of
policies of social cohesion.
R&D and Human Capital
Excellent scientific and technological skills
6
th
Italian Region in terms of intra-muros R&D expense 1,29 Bln in 2011
+10%increase in R&D spending from2002, with a CAGR
(2002-10)
of 1,2%
73,5% of national intra-muros R&D expenditure concentrated in 6 Italian Regions:
Lombardy, Lazio, Piedmont, Emilia Romagna, Veneto and Tuscany
518 patent filings in 2013
5 technology clusters and 12 innovation poles
17 Institutes of the National Research Council (CNR)
Human Capital
4 Universities in Florence, Pisa and Siena
5 post-graduate and higher education schools such as the Superior School of
SantAnna in Pisa, the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, the Institute of Human Sciences
in Florence, the Insitute for Advanced Studies in Lucca and the European Institute of
Florence
Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, University of Pisa and University of Florence are among
the Top 500 universities in the world according to the ranking of the University "Jiao
Tong" in Shanghai
3
rd
Italian Region in terms of number of science graduates (17 per 1.000 residents aged
from20 to 29 years in 2011, number only lower than Lazio and Emilia Romagna)
2.743 Researchers, 2.610 University Professors, 1.918 Post-doc researchers in 2013
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2 IB World Schools in Florence and Siena, number comparable to Hanover, Dublin and
Lisbon
More than 60 foreign Universities
Dynamic and diversified economy
414.563 active enterprises in 2013, distributed in the following sectors: 10%agriculture
and fisheries, 14%industry, 16%building, 56%services and the remaining 4%other
sectors
6,9% annual growth of export in 2012, equal to 32.368 Mln
Over 10 Bln of foreign trade surplus in 2012
Market Accessibility
10% of European GDP and 75% of Italian GDP accessible within a radius of 400 km
fromTuscany
Approx. 285 Mln consumers reachable within a radius of 1.500 km fromTuscany
Regulatory environment
6 days to register a business (against 10 in
Dublin and 14 in Munich)
6 procedures required to start a business
(against 9 in Munich and 10 in Madrid)
16 days to register a property (against 21 in
London and 40 in Munich)
8 weeks of salary are the firing costs in terms of
severance payments, and penalties (against 16 in
London, 17 in Paris and 26 in Stockholm)
Quality of life
9
th
place in national ranking in terms of GDP per
capita, 2
nd
place for aggregate welfare index
Siena and Florence among the Top 10
Provinces for life quality (respectively in the 5
th
and 7
th
place according to the classification of
Sole24 Ore)
High level of safety for people and good and high-
quality health system
Outstanding cultural and natural heritage,
temperate climate
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A strategic position
The geographical position of Tuscany allows the reaching all major European destinations
with up to 3 hours of flight.
The Region of Tuscany can take advantage of good infrastructures and excellent
accessibility. The density of its rail and road network, which also includes high-speed train
lines, is in fact higher than the national average
3:15h Florence Milan by highway
2:50h Florence Rome by highway
1.479 Km of railway line
181 travelers station and 17 freight terminals
distributed along the railway network
35min to reach Bologna by high-speed train
1:30h to reach Rome by high-speed train
1:40h to reach Milan by high-speed train
3 commercial ports of national interest
(Livorno, Piombino and Carrara)
3 freight villages (Livorno, Prato and Arezzo)
11% of the total national traffic covered by
Tuscan maritime traffic of goods and people
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2 international airports (Florence and Pisa)
iOver 90 international destinations directly served by airports
3major highways linking Tuscany with all Italy and the rest of Europe
A dynamic and diversified economy
Made in Tuscany is a world-renowned industry, built on a consolidated know-how and with
a strong local anchorage.
3.768 Mln population in 2012, comparable to
that of Ireland and Finland and greater than
other European countries such as Lithuania, and
Slovenia
28.101 GDP per capita in 2012
105.899 Mln GDP (2012) accounting
for 6,77% of national GDP, increasing by 0,6%
over the previous year, and comparable to the
GDP of Hungary and Slovakia, but far higher
than other European countries such as
Luxembourg, Bulgaria and Slovenia
440.800industry employees (2012)
Business Environment
The Tuscan economy has a long tradition in tourism and in manufacturing particularly
in Fashion (i.e luxury leather goods), Life Style industries, and in advanced manufacturing
(i.e Pharma, Yacht building, Paper, Oil & Gas technologies). Emerging sectors are
linked to research and technologies development such us Biotech, Medical devices, ICT
(Software, Sensors, Telecom, Big Data etc) and Renewable energies
Dynamism and diversification of the economy is underpinned by small, medium and
multinational companies working in sectors linked to research or high quality and high
value added manufacturing
500 multinational companies, including 80 Italian
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An attractive Region for FDI
1
st
Southern European Region per FDI Strategy, according to the
"European Cities and Regions of the Future 2014/15 award
5
th
Italian Region in terms of number of FDI attracted
392 Tuscan companies with foreign participation in 2011, employing
32.248 workers
In the decade 2003 2013, according with FDI markets estimates, 75 projects
were attracted (in the following sectors: Software & IT services, Hotels & Tourism,
Transportation, Business Services, Renewable energy, Pharmaceuticals, and
Communication)*
Between 2011-2013, 31 projects* (co-locations, expansion and new investments)
were attracted with over 1.195 mln of capital invested and more than 1,300 new
employees
Main countries of origin: United States, United Kingdom, France,
Germany, Japan, Belgium and Spain
Main value chain activities: Sales & Marketing, Manufacturing,
Communication, Business Services and Research and Development
Main foreign investors:
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*Project data estimated by Region of Tuscanty
ICT Sector in Tuscany
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Tuscany is an ideal place to invest in the ICT sector:
Unique advantages in research and innovation
Outstanding engineering and ICT skills: unique expertise in
semiconductors, software applications, information technology R&D and
testing
High experience within the areas of software, telecoms, electronics,
big data, Internet of Things and RFID
Ability of the research to develop partnerships with SMEs and large
companies make it easy to transform ICT ideas into products with
commercial potential
Unique model of collaboration between industry, academia, research
centers and public bodies that has fostered the growth of spin-off
companies, SMEs and world leading companies
Presence of the ICT technological cluster FORTIS
An ICT Technological Cluster (F.O.R.T.I.S), providing business and
investment opportunities in an environment dedicated to photonic,
optoelectronic, robotics, TLC, IT and aerospace: www.distrettoict-
robotica.it
An ecosystem of high-tech companies
Qualified laboratories in key high-tech sectors (i.e Telecommunications,
Photonics, Robotics, Nanotechnology, HPC, cloud computing,
searching and mining on big datasets)
Presence of 5 Science and Technology Parks
More than 13 business incubators including 5 mostly involved in ICT
in the provinces of Pisa, Lucca and Florence
Supporting Environment
The Tuscan ICT sector is extremely dynamic:
6
th
Region in Italy for ICT spending (Tuscany is one of the top spending Italian
regions contributing to 27% of the domestic market)
7
th
Region in Italy for number of firms
8.500 total companies (ISTAT ASIA 2010) more than 38.000 employees
Top companies located in Tuscany
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A highly-skilled and diversified ICT R&D system
Sector N. of patent
Biometrics 5
Software 85
Electronics 156
Communication 143
Informatics 1
University of Florence www.unifi.it
Department of Systems and Computer Engineering and Department of Electronics
and Telecommunications (with over 220 scientists, graduate students and fellows
in ICT-Robotics)
50 laboratories (32 joint laboratories with industry)
4 research Centers
CSAVRI is the University Service Center for the Enhancement of Research and the
Management of the University Incubator
139 EU projects have been carried out in the ICT-Robotics field, with a total budget of
about 29 million and EU funding of about 3,2 million per year
5 spin-offs
3 patent and 40 patents families
University of Siena www.unisi.it
Department of Computer Engineering and Information (Unisi-DII) with
contributions from researchers belonging also to the Department of
Communication Science
The Department currently has 46 professors and researchers, 14 research fellows, 28
PhD students and numerous fellows
12 laboratories
5 spin-offs
1 patent
University of Pisa www.unipi.it
Department of Informatics (DI), Department of Information Engineering:
Electronics, Informatics, Telecommunications; Department of Electrical Systems
and Automation(DSEA)
Interdepartmental Research Center "E. Piaggio" is an Institute of the University of
Pisa, working to promote and to perform multidisciplinary research in the fields of
Bioengineering, Robotics and Automation
40 laboratories dedicated to ICT & Robotics (20 of those participating in EU projects)
5 spin-offs
9 patent families and 33 patents
SantAnna School www.psv.sssup.it
The Institute for Biorobotics consists of two labs, the Arts Lab (biorobotics, bio
mechatronics, bioengineering, humanoid robotics) and the CRIB (micro robotics) The
Institute of Communication, lnformationand Perception Technologies (TeCIP)
PERCRO Perceptual Robotics Laboratory is part of the Institute TECIP and employs
more than 70 people among PhDs, researchers, professors and collaborators
5 spin-offs
68 patent families
Scuola Normale Superiore www.sns.it
The Center for Chemistry and Computational Cosmology (4C) develops software
and other projects of HPC
550(approx.) researchers and professors
2.050(approx.) graduates in 2013
419 PhDs up to 2013
Tuscany has a system of world-class research with excellences recognized worldwide,
consisting of a qualify system of research institutions in ICT and Robotics sectors
NON EXAUSTIVE
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Researchs excellence
The CNR is a public institution consisting of over 110 R&D centers in Italy and
8.000 employees, 17 research centers are located in Florance, Pisa, Siena
and Massa Carrara for 1.500 total researchers (approx. 400 dedicated to
ICT filed)
5 National Research Council Institutes are focused on ICT in Tuscany:
1. Applied Phisics Nello Carrara Institute (IFAC) Firenze
2. Science and Technology A. Faedo Institute (ISTI) - Pisa
3. Informatic and Telematics Institute (IIT) Pisa
4. Computational Linguistics A.Zampolli Institute (ILC) - Pisa
5. Electronics, Computer and Telecommunication Engineering Institute (IEIIT)
- Pisauter and Telecommunication Engineering Institute (IEIIT) - Pisa
Below several examples of main research institutes in Tuscany are listed:
Founded in April 2007 as the brainchild of the Department of Information
Engineering: Electronics, Information Technology and Telecommunications of
the University of Pisa, Pole of Navacchio S.p.A. and a number of highly
innovative companies throughout the country in order to create a new model of
collaboration with the aim of accelerating the process of weaving together the
various sectors of telecommunications
In this context has developed, in collaboration with the organizations members
and businesses, about 50 projects of European, national and regional programs
on issues of telecommunications and the Internet of Things, which led to the
birth of some 20 products "Made in Tuscany
The research unit in Pisa focuses on optical networks and photonic
technologies whose activities take place in next generation optical transport
networks with particular reference to IP / optical integration network solutions
and node-based integrated optical technologies, traffic engineering systems
and optical broadband access networks
The research center has an important collaboration with the University of Pisa.
It mainly studies power consumption reduction of electronic devices in order to
make smartphones batteries last longer
CNR National Research Council - www.cnr.it
CUBIT Consortium Ubiquitous Technologies - www.cubitlab.com
Ericsson research unit - www.ericsson.com
Dialog Semiconductor research centre - www.dialog-semiconductor.com
ICT related degrees gradueted students per University (2011)
NON EXAUSTIVE
Universities
Degrees Gradueted Students per
University
Florence 329
Pisa 187
Siena 1.521
Total 2013 2.037
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A supporting system of Poles and Incubators
Tuscany hosts technology centers and incubators that accelerate and facilitate the
systematic process of new businesses creation by providing a wide range of
integrated support services that include physical space, support for services,
business development and opportunities for integration and networking. Below a
non-exhaustive list is provided
Technological Pole of Navacchio (Pisa): it is hosts High tech start up companies and it
offers Incubator services
18.000 smq of building, including 1.360 for incubation and 5.250 sqm
It hosts over 60 SMEs (8 incubating companies)
More than 500 highly specialized employees
A wide range of services for start-ups is offered through a model of integrated
participation of businesses, universities, business management experts, finance and
technology
Pole of SantAnna Valdera (Pisa): it aims to enhance the research activities of
SantAnna School, by hosting a number of workshops in various fields, including
biomedical, precision engineering, robotics, mechatronics, virtual reality, information
technology, biotechnology
7 laboratories and research centres, 2 White room 1.000 - 10.000 class, 2 CAD
laboratories for electronic and mechanical design, 1 precision mechanical workshop
4 computer and teaching labs class with a total of 184 seats
General and office services
Collaboration with the Pont-Tech
Pont-Tech (Pisa): it operates for technology transfer and as connecting element between
the Sant'Anna School and the territory:
1.700 smq area with equipped offices
4 incubating companies and 10 start up
Wide range of qualified services
Luccas Technological Pole (Lucca):
2 buildings for hosting and developing start-ups and research bodies
6.500 (approx.) square meters including high quality laboratories, innovation and
service centers and a business incubator
Business areas: ICT, Green building, Energy Technologies
19 businesses incubated among start ups and developers of innovative projects
Wide range of services
IUF Florence University Incubator (Florence):
2.100 sqm. area (offices and equipped laboratory)
5 spin offs and 1 start up
A Wide range of qualified incubation and pre-incubation services for spin off and
external start up
www.polotecnologico.it
www.psv.sssup.it
www.pon-tech.it
www.polotecnologic
olucchese.it
www.iuf.csavri.org
NON EXAUSTIVE
18.000 smq of building, including 1.360 for incubation and 5.250 sqm
It hosts over 60 SMEs (8 incubating companies)
More than 500 highly specialized employees
A wide range of services for start-ups is offered through a model of integrated participation of businesses, universities, business management experts, finance and technology
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Success stories
In the last ten years, the Tuscany region has been attracting foreign direct investment
throughout the value chain. Below are exemplified a few examples:
Acer (Taiwan) has established a Gateway HPC Competence Centre in Pisa. The new
facility is located at the University of Pisa IT Centre with a capital investment about 78,86
million. Acers Gateway brand is a high performance computing brand present in Europe
and at the EMEA Competence Centre partners and customers can test useful
configurations to meet the needs of high-performance computing
Sun Microsystem (USA) and the Department of Physics at the University of Pisa have
reached an agreement to create the world's first Center of Excellence for the
OpenSolaris technology platform with a capital investment about 15,74 million . The
goal of the center is to provide technological expertise and support to academic
institutions, businesses and developers
Ask Jeeves (USA) Subsidiary of InterActiveCorp has opened a new research Centre in
Pisa with a capital investment about 11,39 million. The center is the European hub for
search technology research and development on Internet advertising services, working
with the company's US research centers
Ericsson has established in Pisa the research unit on optical networks and photonic
technologies. The strategic objectives of the research center are to develop new concepts
for system design, test new technologies, experimentally demonstrate the feasibility of the
solutions studied, and develop prototypes of advanced systems
Thales Italia develops and deploys air traffic security systems. In Sesto Fiorentino, for
both the Italian market and for export, Thales designs and supplies the whole range of the
most modern systems for flight assistance, traditional and satellite radio navigation,
surveillance and control of airport traffic on the ground (ASMGCS), airfield ground lighting
(AGL), turnkey electronic airport systems and new generation ATC surveillance systems
Dialog Semiconductor (Germania) has opened a new centre in Livorno with a capital
investment about 15,59 million
Microsoft (USA) cooperates with the Italian government for the establishment of one
Center for Innovation in Italy. The new centre, to be opened in Tuscany regions, will
host IT specialists for technological development of advanced solutions through the
support of public and private partners. The total investment was about 8.64 million
Critical Links (USA) has opened an office in Florence with a capital investment about
2,37 million. The new Italian office enables the company to work more closely with existing
and prospective system integrators, telecommunications operators and service providers
partners, providing sales and technical support and training.
Data Clinic (UK) has opened an office in Italy, its fourth office outside the UK in the
Software & IT services sector with a capital investment about 1,4 million
Research & Development
Design, Development and Testing
Sales, Marketing and Support
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Investments Opportunities
The skills of the ICT sector in Tuscany, allow investors to invest mainly in the following
activities:
Research and Development
Development, Design and Testing
Sales, Marketingand Support
In Tuscany there are present facilities that make it possible to develop products through
activities along the entire value chain. The incubators and the technological pole
play an important role and they offer a variety of support services and expertise to
investors
The collaboration with incubators and the possibility of creating spin-offs are a simple
and immediate way of investing
ICT
Telecommunications, microwave systems,
wireless systems, sensor and RFID systems
Remote sensing and monitoring
Electronic and microelettronic
Electronic
Applications for space, nautical, aeronautic
and defense sectors
Satellite systems and applications
Radar and antennas systems and
components; radar imaging
ICT Technologies for Aerospace
Informatic and software development
Bioinformatics
Security-related technologies, systems and
application
Big Data e Cloud Computing
Internet of Things
IT Software
Applications for domotics, robotics, virtual
reality, optic interfaces, e-health,
bioengineering and biomedicine
Artificial vision, video-surveillance, digital
libraries and natural interaction
Technologies, systems and applications for
cultural heritage management
Robotic
Fiber Optic, photonic and laser
communication
Applications and computer systems for
embedded real-time systems; sensor
networks; the study, design and construction
of communication networks with partial or
total use of photonic technologies
ICT Technologies for Fotonic
Services for foreign investor
Invest in Tuscany is a network of public partners promoted by the Region of Tuscany, in
collaboration with the Economic Promotion Agency "Toscana Promozione", Provinces and
Municipalities whose aim is to promote Tuscany as a key investment destination and
attracting, facilitating and retaining investments in the Region.
Invest in Tuscany assists investors in the setting-up and the expansion of their operations
in the Region providing a comprehensive support and complete information about all
aspects of establishing businesses or planning equity investments in Tuscany.
The support service for foreign investor is free and confidential and is customized according
to the request of the investor.
For companies wishing to establish or expand in Tuscany we offer a customized portfolio of
services in order to accompany every step of the settlement or expansion process, ensuring
maximum privacy on company projects and specific information requests.
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Pre-
settlement
support
Support
during the
settlement
Post-
settlement
support
Collection of information needs and of profile of investors
Analysis of relevant information for the proposed investment (e.g. location-
specific opportunities, market information, etc.)
Preparation of customized dossiers for investors
Visits and meetings on site organization in order explore investment
opportunities in Tuscany, having regard to the location, the skills assessment
and other factors relevant for the investment decision
Search and selection of settlement opportunities
Accompanying the investor in the various verification stages
Evaluation of the identified possibilities
Support for information about the permissions required for starting a
business and the residence permits for work
Assistance in dealing with local employment centers
Management of relations with public administration through the creation of
networks and partnerships with local authorities in charge of the authorization
and the start of the business
Support to the investor in the knowledge of the Tuscan economic and
scientific reality through the organization of specific meetings, fostering
relations with agencies and major institutions, universities, research centers,
Innovation Clusters and Districts, Chambers of Commerce and other actors
Assistance in the implementation of expansion projects
Sources
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Section: Top Reasons to Invest
Banca dItalia - Economie regionali: L'economia della Toscana (n. 10 Giugno
2013)
Ufficio Italiano Brevetti e Marchi
EUROSTAT
FDI Benchmark from the Financial Times Ltd 2014
Invest in Tuscany
ISTAT - Istituto nazionale di statistica
MIUR Ministero dellIstruzione, dellUniversit e della Ricerca
Sole 24 Ore
Unioncamere Toscana
Toscana Economia
CNR
IRPET
Accademic Ranking of Word University (ARWU)
Sezione: A strategic Position
Regione Toscana
Ferrovie dello Stato
Section: A dynamic economy
Banca DItalia Economie Regionali Leconomia della Toscana
FDI Benchmark from the Financial Times Ltd 2014
ISTAT - Istituto nazionale di statistica
EUROSTAT
IRPET
Invest in Tuscany
Section: An attractive Region for FDI
FDI Benchmark from the Financial Times Ltd 2014
Banca dati Reprint, Politecnico di Milano ICE
Section: ICT Sector in Tuscany
FDI Benchmark from the Financial Times Ltd 2014
Invest in Tuscany
ISTAT - Istituto nazionale di statistica
Mint Italy 2013
MIUR Ministero dellIstruzione, dellUniversit e della Ricerca
Scuola Normale Superiore
University of Florance
University of Pisa
University of Siena
SantAnna School
Contacts
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Directorate General for Presidency
Regional Policies for Attracting Inwards Investments
Piazza Duomo 10, 50122 - Firenze - Italy
Info.investintuscany@regione.toscana.it
Tel.: +39 055438.2425/4896
www.investintuscany.com
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the Region of Tuscany, in collaboration with its
dedicated Economic Development Agency, Toscana
Promozione, to assist investors in the setting-up
and the expansion of their operations in Tuscany.
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excellence and locations, emphasising their
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