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CLUSTER DASHBOARD: SUMMARY

Information Technology and Analytical Instruments

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  1. Clusters
  2. Information Technology and Analytical Instruments

This Cluster Dashboard provides data on the economic performance, geographic presence, and subcluster and industry composition of this cluster. The map illustrates the economic geography of this cluster. Click on any region for specific regional data or to go to a Region Dashboard. Use the controls on the map to adjust the type of data displayed. Browse this Summary page or select a tab at the top to dive into more detailed data.

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Top Regions Top Regions

The Top Regions page identifies the leading locations for this cluster, from states to counties. Click the link below to view a national map and full set of charts. You can also click on any of the bars in the chart below to go to a Region-Cluster Dashboard.

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Subclusters Subclusters

The Subclusters page provides data on the subclusters that make up this cluster. Click the link below to view a national map and full set of charts. You can also click on any of the bars in the chart below to view the industries in a subcluster or to go to a Subcluster Dashboard.

Related Clusters Related Clusters

The data visualization below displays the clusters that are most related to this cluster.

More information on Related Clusters available here.

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The U.S. Cluster Mapping Project is led by Professor Michael E. Porter at the Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness, Harvard Business School.

This project is funded by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration.