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1 IDENTIFYING & DEFINING: Life Science, Bio-Tech, High-Tech, Knowledge Industries and Information Technology Industries Prepared by: Massachusetts Department of Workforce Development, Division of Career Services, Economic Analysis Office. July 2007
2 INTRODUCTION There are no official definitions of Life Science, Bio-Tech, High-Tech and Knowledge Industries assigned by the federal government, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts or other organizations. The definitions of these industries may be subjective and may change over time. Most definitions of special industries groups are subjective or a result of a variety of organizations membership lists. Other definitions use a combination of qualitative & quantitative research methodologies to form a comprehensive list. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) has listed NAICS codes that identify the High-Tech industries in the United States, by defining high tech industries if employment in technology-oriented occupations account for a designated proportion of that industry s employment. NAICS uses a six-digit coding system to identify particular industries & their placement in this hierarchical structure of the classification system. The first two digits of the code designate the sector, the third digit designates the sub-sector, the fourth digit designates the industry group, the fifth digit designates the NAICS industry, and the sixth digit designates the national industry. A zero as the sixth digit generally indicates that the six digit industry and the five digit industry s are the same. The use of NACIS codes to identify industries for local workforce areas has some limitations. The source of industry employment is the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages ((QCEW)-(ES-202)). Although the NAICS code goes to six digits, the QCEW data published by the Massachusetts Division of Unemployment Assistance (DUA) only goes to the 4 digit level. This makes identifying special industry groups difficult. An example is the Life Science Core Industry Group. Since this grouping of NAICS codes includes six digits, the researcher will only find economic data for four digit NAICS codes or in some cases only at the two-digit or three digit levels when the QCEW data is suppressed due to confidentially. This will over state employment levels, but, nonetheless will give the business service representative and the job counselor an indication of the significance these industries have in the Workforce Area. An economic development professional for a city or town will have the same issue; however, their intimate knowledge of the local industry mix will augment their research of the area. Page 1
3 The following special industry definitions: Defining the Life Science Core Industry Group o Life Science Core Industry Group, o Biotech Industry, o Pharmaceutical Industry, o R&D in the Life Sciences Industry, o Medical Devices Industry, o Life Sciences Supporting Industries Group, Source: Milken Institute, America s Biotech & Life Science Clusters - July Defining the High Tech Industries o Level-I industries o Level-II industries o Level-III industries Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Monthly Labor Review July Defining the Information Technology Industries Source: Center for Urban Economic Development, University of Illinois at Chicago Defining the Knowledge Industries, o All Health Care Knowledge Industries,,, Source: Reconnecting Massachusetts Gateway Cities by MassINC & The Brookings Institution. Source: Massachusetts; Toward a New Prosperity. Page 2
4 Identifying and Defining: Life Science, Bio-Tech, High-Tech, Information Technology and Knowledge Industries Defining The Life Science Core Industry Group Defining The High Tech Industries Defining The Knowledge Industries NAICS Life Science Core Industry Group 1/ NAICS Level-I Industries NAICS All Knowledge Creation Industries 3254 Pharmaceutical & Medicine Mfg Pharmaceutical & Medicine Mfg Printing & Related Support Activities Medicinal & Botanical Mfg Computer & Peripheral Equipment Mfg 5411 Legal Services Pharmaceutical Preparation Mfg Communications Equipment Mfg Accounting & Bookkeeping Services In-vitro Diagnostic Substance Mfg Semiconductor & Other Electronic Component Mfg 5413 Architectural & Engineering Services Other Biological Product Mfg Nav, Measuring, Electromedical, & Control Inst Mfg Management & Technical Consulting Services Electro Medical Apparatus Mfg Aerospace Product & Parts Mfg Scientific Research & Development Services Irradiation Apparatus Mfg Software Publishers 6112 Junior Colleges 3391 Medical Equipment & Supplies Mfg Internet Publishing & Broadcasting 6113 Colleges & Universities Laboratory Apparatus & Furniture Mfg Other Telecommunications 6114 Business, Computer & Management Training Surgical & Medical Instrument Mfg Internet Service Providers & Web Search Portals 6115 Technical & Trade Schools Surgical Appliance & Supplies Mfg Data Processing, Hosting, & Related Services Dental Equipment & Supplies Mfg Architectural, Engineering, & Related Services All Health Care Knowledge Industries Ophthalmic Goods Mfg Computer Systems Design & Related Services 3254 Pharmaceutical & Medicine Mfg Dental Laboratories 5417 Scientific Research & Development Services 3391 Medical Equipment & Supplies Mfg * Biological R&D 622 Hospitals Level-II Industries 6221 General Medical & Surgical Hospitals Defining The Biotech Industry 1131,32 Forestry 6222 Psychiatric & Substance Abuse Hospitals NAICS Biotech Industry 2111 Oil & Gas Extraction 6223 Specialty Hospitals Medicinal & Botanical Mfg Elec.power Generation, Transmission, & Dist In-vitro Diagnostic Substance Mfg Basic Chemical Mfg. All Information Technology Industries Other Biological Product Mfg Resin, Synth. Rubber, & Artificial Synth. Fibers Mfg 334 Computer & Electronic Product Mfg 3332 Industrial Machinery Mfg Computers & Peripheral Equipment Mfg. Defining The Pharmaceutical Industry 3333 Commercial & Service Industry Machinery Mfg 3342 Communications Equipment Mfg. NAICS Pharmaceutical Industry 3343 Audio & Video Equipment Mfg Audio & Video Equipment Mfg Pharmaceutical Preparation Mfg Mfg. & Reproducing, Magnetic & Optical Media 3344 Semiconductor & Electronic Components Mfg Prof. & Comm. Equip. & Sup, Merch. Wholesalers 3345 Nav, Measuring, Electromed, & Control Inst Mfg. Defining The R&D In The Life Sciences Industry 5416 Mang, Scientific, & Tech Consulting Serv 3346 Mfg. & Reproducing, Magnetic & Optical Media NAICS R&D In The Life Sciences Industry Federal Government, Excluding Postal Service 335 Electrical Equipment & Appliances * Biological R&D 3351 Electric Lighting Equipment Mfg Level-III Industries 3352 Household Appliance Mfg. Defining The Medical Devices Industry 3241 Petroleum & Coal Products Mfg Electrical Equipment Mfg. NAICS Medical Devices Industry 3253 Pesticide, Fertilizer, & Other Agra Chem Mfg Other Electrical Equipment & Components Mfg Electro Medical Apparatus Mfg Paint, Coating, & Adhesive Mfg Software Publishers Irradiation Apparatus Mfg Other Chemical Product & Preparation Mfg 516 Internet Publishing & Broadcasting 3391 Medical Equipment & Supplies Mfg Engine, Turbine, & Power Transmission Equip Mfg. 517 Telecommunications Laboratory Apparatus & Furniture Mfg Other General-purpose Machinery Mfg 5171 Wired Telecommunications Carriers Surgical & Medical Instrument Mfg Electrical Equipment Mfg Wireless Telecommunications Carriers Surgical Appliance & Supplies Mfg Other Transportation Equipment Mfg Telecommunications Resellers Dental Equipment & Supplies Mfg Pipeline Transportation of Crude Oil 5174 Satellite Telecommunications Ophthalmic Goods Mfg Pipeline Transportation of Natural Gas 5175 Cable & Other Programming Distribution Dental Laboratories 4869 Other Pipeline Transportation 5179 Other Telecommunications 5171 Wired Telecommunications Carriers 518 ISPs, Search Portals, & Data Processing Defining Life Science Supporting Industries 5172 Wireless Telecomm Carriers (except Satellite) 5181 ISPs & Web Search Portals NAICS Life Sciences Supporting Industries Group 5173 Telecommunications Resellers 5182 Data Processing & Related Services All Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Mfg 5174 Satellite Telecommunications 5415 Computer Systems Design & Rel Services All Other Basic Organic Chemical Mfg 5211 Monetary Authorities, Central Bank Optical Instrument & Lens Mfg 5232 Securities & Commodity Exchanges All Financial Services Industries Medical Equip. & Merchant Wholesalers 5511 Management of Companies & Enterprises 522 Credit Intermediation & Related Activity Ophthalmic Goods Merchant Wholesalers 5612 Facilities Support Services 5221 Depository Credit Intermediation Druggists' Goods Merchant Wholesalers 8112 Electronic & Precision Equip. Repair & Maint Nondepository Credit Intermediation Pharmacies & Drug Stores 5223 Activities Rel To Credit Intermediation Optical Goods Stores Note: An industry is considered high tech if employment in technologyoriented occupations accounted for a proportion of that industry's total 523 Financial Investment & Related Activity Direct Health & Medical Insurance Carriers employment that was at least twice the 4.9% average for all industries Security & Commodity Investment Activity Testing Laboratories With this relatively low threshold, 46 four-digit NAICS industries are 5232 Securities & Commodity Exchanges Offices of Physicians (exc Mental Health) classified as High tech Other Financial Investment Activities Offices of Dentists Three levels of high technology; Level I-includes the 14 industries in which these occupations accounte 524 Insurance Carriers & Related Activities Offices of Chiropractors for a proportion that was at least 5 times the average or greater and 5241 Insurance Carriers Offices of Optometrists constituted 24.7% or more of industry employment Agencies, Brokerages & Other Insurance Offices of Podiatrists Level II-includes the 12 industries in which the high tech occupations were 3.0 to 4.9 times the average (constituting 14.8 percent to 24.7 Source: Reconnecting Massachusetts Gatway Cities By MassINC & The Offices of All Other Misc Health Practitioners percent of total employment), and Brookings Institution HMO Medical Centers Level III-includes the 20 industries with a proportion that was 2.0 to 2.9 Defining Knowledge Based Industries Kidney Dialysis Centers times the average (making up 9.8 percent to 14.7 percent of total employment). NAICS Knowledge Based Industries Group Freestanding Emergency Medical Centers Source: BLS Monthly Labor Review July Printing & Related Support Activities Medical Laboratories 5411 Legal Services Diagnostic Imaging Centers 5412 Accounting & Bookkeeping Services Home Health Care Services 5413 Architectural & Engineering Services Blood & Organ Banks 5416 Management & Technical Consulting Svc General Medical & Surgical Hospitals Defining The Information Technology Industries 5417 Scientific Research & Development Svc Other Specialty Hospitals NAICS Information Technology Industry 5418 Advertising & Related Services Nursing Care Facilities 5112 Software Publishers 5511 Management of Companies & Enterprises Source: Milken Institue, America s Biotech & Life Science Clusters - June 2004 * Economic Census 7 digit supplemental code. Note: This will be on the new NAICS revisions. 1/ Life Science Core Group include Bio-Tech, Pharmaceutical, R&D in the Life Science, and Medical Devices. 518 ISPs, Search Portals, & Data Processing 6112 Junior Colleges 5181 ISPs & Web Search Portals 6113 Colleges & Universities 5182 Data Processing & Related Services 6114 Business, Computer & Management Training 5415 Computer Systems Design & Related Services 6115 Technical & Trade Schools Source: Center for Urban Economic Development, University of Illinois at Source: Massachusetts Toward A New Prosperity Chicago Page 3 Prepared by the Massachusetts Department of Workforce Development, Division of Career Services, Economic Analysis Office. Revised:October 2007
5 NAICS-1131, 32 Forestry are found in: I industries NAICS Oil & Gas Extraction are found in: I industries NAICS-2211 Electric Power Generation, Transmission, & Distribution are found in: I industries NAICS-3231 Printing & Related Support Activities are found in: NAICS-3241 Petroleum Refineries are found in: I industries industries NAICS-3251 Basic Chemical Manufacturing is found in: I industries NAICS All other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing are found in NAICS All other Basic Organic Chemical Manufacturing are fond in: NAICS-3252 Resin, Rubber, & Synthetic Fibers are found in: I industries NAICS-3253 Agricultural Chemical Manufacturing are found in: industries NAICS-3254 Pharmaceutical & Medicine Manufacturing NAICS Medicinal & Botanical Manufacturing Biotech Industry NAICS Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing Pharmaceutical Industry NAICS In-vitro Diagnostic Substance Manufacturing Biotech Industry NAICS Other Biological Product Manufacturing are found in Page 4
6 Biotech Industry NAICS-3255 Paint, Coating, & Adhesive Manufacturing are found in: industries NAICS-3259 Other Chemical Preparation Manufacturing is found in: industries NAICS-3332 Industrial Machinery Manufacturing is found in: I NAICS-3333 Commercial & Service Industry Machinery are found in: I NAICS Optical Instrument & Lens Manufacturing is found in: NAICS-3336 Engine, Turbine, & Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing are found in: NAICS-3339 Other General Purpose Machinery Manufacturing is found in: NAICS-334 Computer & Electronic Product Manufacturing are found in: NAICS-3341 Computers & Peripheral Equipment is found in: I NAICS-3342 Communications Equipment Manufacturing is found in: NAICS-3343 Audio & Video Equipment Manufacturing is found in: I NAICS-3344 Semiconductor & Electronic Components are found in: Page 5
7 NAICS-3345 Electronic Instrument Manufacturing is found in: NAICS Electro Medical Apparatus Manufacturing are found in: NAICS Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing are found in: NAICS-3346 Magnetic Media Manufacture & Reproducing are found in: I NAICS-335 Electrical Equipment & Appliances are found in: NAICS-3351 Electric Lighting Equipment Manufacturing is found in: NAICS-3352 Household Appliance Manufacturing is found in: NAICS-3353 Electrical Equipment Manufacturing is found in: o High Tech Level III NAICS-3359 Other Electrical Equipment & Components are found in NAICS-3364 Aerospace Product & Parts Manufacturing is found in: NAICS-3369 Other Transportation Equipment Manufacturing is found in: o High Tech Level III NAICS-3391 Medical Equipment & Supplies Manufacturing are found in: o All Health Care Knowledge Industries Page 6
8 NAICS Laboratory Apparatus & Furniture Manufacturing. are found in NAICS Surgical & Medical Instrument Manufacturing are found in NAICS Surgical Appliance & Supplies Manufacturing are found in: NAICS Dental Equipment & Supplies Manufacturing are found in: NAICS Ophthalmic Goods Manufacturing are found in: NAICS Dental Laboratories are found in: NAICS-4234-Professional & Commercial Equip. & Supplies, Merchant Wholesalers are found in: I NAICS Medical Equip. & Merchant Wholesalers are found in: Life Science Supporting Industries NAICS Ophthalmic Goods Merchant Wholesalers are found in: Life Science Supporting Industries NAICS Druggists' Goods Merchant Wholesalers are found in: Life Science Supporting Industries NAICS Pharmacies & Drug Stores are found in: Life Science Supporting Industries NAICS Optical Goods Stores are found in: Life Science Supporting Industries NAICS Pipeline Transportation of Crude Oil is found in: NAICS Pipeline Transportation of Natural Gas is found in: NAICS Other Pipeline Transportation is found in: Page 7
9 NAICS-5112 Software Publishers are found in: o Information Technology Industry NAICS-516 Internet Publishing & Broadcasting are found in: NAICS-5161 Internet Publishing & Broadcasting are found in: NAICS-517 Telecommunications are found in: NAICS-5171 Wired Telecommunications Carriers are found in: NAICS-5172 Wireless Telecommunications Carriers are found in: NAICS-5173 Telecommunications Resellers are found in: NAICS-5174 Satellite Telecommunications are found in: NAICS-5175 Cable & Other Programming Distribution are found in: NAICS-5179 Other Telecommunications is found in: NAICS-518 ISPs, Search Portals, & Data Processing are found in: Page 8
10 NAICS-5181 Internet Service Providers & Web Search Portals* are found in: NAICS-5182 Data Processing & Related Services are found in: NAICS-522 Credit Intermediation & Related Activity is found in: NAICS-5221 Depository Credit Intermediation is found in: NAICS-5222 Non-depository Credit Intermediation is found in: NAICS-5223 Activities Related to Credit Intermediation is found in: NAICS-523 Financial Investment & Related Activity is found in: NAICS-5231 Security & Commodity Investment Activity is found in: NAICS-5232 Securities & Commodity Exchanges are found in: NAICS-5239 Other Financial Investment Activities is found in: NAICS-524 Insurance Carriers & Related Activities is found in: NAICS-5241 Insurance Carriers is found in: NAICS Direct Health & Medical Insurance Carriers are found in: Page 9
11 NAICS-5242 Insurance Agencies, Brokerages & Support are found in: NAICS-5411 Legal Services are found in: NAICS-5412 Accounting & Bookkeeping Services are found in: NAICS-5413 Architectural & Engineering Services are found in: NAICS Testing Laboratories are found in: NAICS-5415 Computer Systems Design & Related Services are found in: NACIC-5416 Management & Technical Consulting Services are found in: I NACIS-5417 Scientific Research & Development Services are found in: NAICS Biological R&D is found in: R&D in the Life Sciences Industry NAICS-5418 Advertising & Related Services are found in: NACIS-5511 Management of Companies & Enterprises are found in: Page 10
12 NAICS Facilities Support Services are found in: NAICS-6112 Junior Colleges are found in: NAICS-6113 Colleges & Universities are found in: NAICS-6114 Business, Computer & Management Training NAICS-6115 Technical & Trade Schools are found in: NAICS Offices of Physicians (exc Mental Health) are found in: NAICS Offices of Dentists are found in: NAICS Offices of Chiropractors are found in: NAICS Offices of Optometrists are found in: NAICS Offices of Podiatrists are found in: NAICS Offices of all Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners are found in: NAICS HMO Medical Centers are found in: NAICS Kidney Dialysis Centers are found in: NAICS Freestanding Emergency Medical Centers are found in: NAICS Medical Laboratories are found in: NAICS Diagnostic Imaging Centers are found in: Page 11
13 NAICS Home Health Care Services are found in: NAICS Blood & Organ Banks are found in: NAICS-622 Hospitals are found in: o All Health Care Knowledge Industries NAICS-6221 General Medical & Surgical Hospitals are found in: o All Health Care Knowledge Industries NAICS General Medical & Surgical Hospitals are found in: NAICS-6222 Psychiatric & Substance Abuse Hospitals are found in: o All Health Care Knowledge Industries NAICS-6223 Other Hospitals are found in: o All Health Care Knowledge Industries NAICS Other Specialty Hospitals is found in: NAICS Nursing Care Facilities are found in: NAICS-8112 Electronic & Precision Equipment Repair & Maintenance: Federal Government, excluding Postal Service is found in: I Page 12
14 Sources: Milken Institute, America s Biotech & Life Science Clusters - June 2004, Biotech Industry, Pharmaceutical Industry, R&D in the Life Sciences Industry,, U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics Defining High Tech Industries; an industry is considered high tech if employment in technology-oriented occupations accounted for a proportion of that industry's total employment that was at least twice the 4.9% average for all industries. With this relatively low threshold, 46 four-digit NAICS industries are classified as High tech. Three levels of high technology; o Level I-includes the 14 industries in which these occupations accounted for a proportion that was at least 5 times the average or greater & constituted 24.7% or more of industry employment. o Level II-includes the 12 industries in which the high tech occupations were 3.0 to 4.9 times the average (constituting 14.8 percent to 24.7 percent of total employment), & o Level III-includes the 20 industries with a proportion that was 2.0 to 2.9 times the average (making up 9.8 percent to 14.7 percent of total employment). Massachusetts Toward a New Prosperity o Defining Knowledge Based Industries Reconnecting Massachusetts Gateway Cities by MassINC & The Brookings Institution o Defining Knowledge Industries All Knowledge Creation Industries All Financial Services Industries All Health Care Knowledge Industries All Information Technology Industries Page 13
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