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Dubai Internet City: Serving Business
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Dubai Internet City (DIC) was inaugurated in October 2000. Despite carrying the name "Internet," the free zone was designed as a hub for all information and communications technology companies. Although the original plan focused primarily on real estate, the shift to an innovative, one-stop approach was almost immediate. DIC not only offered its clients office space, but handled visas, incorporation, travel bookings, work permits, etc. To support clients further, DIC set up a state-of-the-art telecommunications company. This was the first in a series of businesses that DIC launched to serve customers and then spin-off as stand-alone entities. The park's objective was to help companies do business in the area while making it as easy as possible to operate out of Dubai. The fact that the park operated inside a free zone meant that it could offer clients attractive deals such as 100% foreign ownership, no tax, or 100% repatriation of capital. The large concentration of companies working from a single location (600 by 2004) also created networking opportunities, which the company further supported through organized events. By 2004, the company had reached the objectives it had set for 2007 and began looking at different options: internationalizing by either building, operating, or advising on similar parks abroad, or capturing other parts of the value chain (manufacturing, outsourcing, etc.). A 2004 EFMD award winner.