Abstract
The purpose of this work is to explain the emergence of a modern, original electronic auto parts research and development (R&D) center: Delphi Juarez. The basic question which guides this work is as follows: What are the implications of the electronic/automotive technological convergence on the number, space and hierarchical distribution of suppliers? This technological convergence reevaluates the old electrical functions (both the old suppliers of developed electrical parts and the harness suppliers) and insert them in a new technological hierarchy with more intense interactions between harness suppliers, that is, between electronic/electrical auto parts sector maquiladora plants and automotive companies. It is essential to read about the establishment of the Delphi-Juarez R&D center from the convergence processes perspective, the solution of technological imbalances, and the technological coevolution of the electronic and automobile fields.

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