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Customer inquiries of Norwegian R&D institutes 1996-2000

Customer inquiries of Norwegian R&D institutes 1996-2000. 19 different Norwegian technological research institutes 818 telephone interviews carried out by Møre Research. Face-toface interviews Project and general experience with the institute End users of the project Experienced customers

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Customer inquiries of Norwegian R&D institutes 1996-2000

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  1. Customer inquiries of Norwegian R&D institutes 1996-2000 • 19 different Norwegian technological research institutes • 818 telephone interviews carried out by Møre Research. • Face-toface interviews • Project and general experience with the institute • End users of the project • Experienced customers • Part of Reserach Council of Norway’s (RCN) overall evaluations of the institutes

  2. Comparative analysis of impacts • UDR (user directed reserach scheme) is a selective support system • Joint application, but typically most of the research takes place within the research institute (often ph.d’s.) • The firm receive the support, but have to match the funds • 25% of the projects received support through UDR • Allows for a comparative analysis between supported and non-supported projects • On some of the indicators the employee inquiry is relevant as a back-up on the results from the customer inquiry

  3. Significant higher content of research in public supported projects

  4. Result supported by employee’s answers

  5. If public funded: what would have come of the project without the public funding?

  6. Public support- impact on Content of Research • Significant higher content of research in public supported projects • Backed by the employee inquiry • High additionality reports (88%) • This indicate that the support encourage higher research efforts within the research institutes • This effect may have increasing importance over time • Without the public support there is reason to believe that the share of consulting service will increase

  7. Why not replace it with direct support of institutes? • User-directed reserach • We can identify benefits from the co-operation in excess of economic benefits • The customers’ rating of economic effects of co-operation with the institute are on average lower than their overall rating of the co-operation with the institute. • Together with a high rate of returning customers (73%) this indicate that the co-operation provide indirect effects in addition to the economic effects, and that knowledge transfer is one of the main reasons for using the institute.

  8. Average score institute related questions, 19 institutes

  9. Average score institute related questions, 19 institutes

  10. Average score project related questions, 19 institutes

  11. Benchmarking • no absolute yardstick – ordinal data • performance have to be observed though a relative measure by benchmarking the R&D institutes • we can identify systematic differences between institutes that cannot all be explained by differences in customer charachteristics

  12. Average score overall project quality, individual institutes

  13. Individual institutes: Average customer and employees answers

  14. Institute indicator, average score individual inst.

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