A wide-ranging technology park

Key figures of the inovallée technopole

110 hectares across 2 municipalities : Meylan and Montbonnot, in the Grenoble community at the heart of the Alps (Isère - Rhone Alps – France) 310 cutting-edge companies : 210 in Meylan 100 Montbonnot 9,500 jobs : 4,700 in Meylan 4,800 in Montbonnot 40 new offices set up on average per year

A multi-sector high-tech vocation

All the activity sectors are eligible as long as the company uses an innovative technology which meets the vocation of the technopole. In addition, the inovallée activity sectors kept up with the technological evolutions of the end of the century: after the electronics and IT boom, the technopole was open to telecommunication before fully playing the CIT (Communications and Information Technology) or biotechnology card . In the broadest sense, Software represents nevertheless the most significant part of the activity of the inovallée technopole.
>>> refer to the chart showing the distribution of companies by sector

Many SMBs

Although the technology park includes some of the major international groups such as Capgemini, Schneider Electric, Atos Origin, Teamlog or Eaton, the economic network of the technopole remains mainly comprised of SMBs, with:

• 90% of companies with less than 50 employees,
• 56% of companies with less than 10 employees,
• 10% one-person companies.

>>> refer to chart showing the distribution of the inovallée companies by size