Talking Point: Companies seeking the 'cluster effect'
The 'cluster effect' is nothing new in Irish business, where companies in many sectors have an established culture of collaboration for shared gain.
The 'cluster effect' is nothing new in Irish business, where companies in many sectors have an established culture of collaboration for shared gain. "Companies are pretty clued in in terms of using networking events, for example, to find other companies they could collaborate with on a particular market-focused project," said Enterprise Ireland's Jean Mullen.
Existing clusters include Animation Ireland (animationireland.com), a group of 14 animation companies that work together to promote the sector internationally.
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