First report on 'Industrial Research & Development in Europe'
A successful adaptation can only be achieved if the framework environment in R&D attracts more innovators and provides them with working conditions where they can unfold their capacities in an optimal way. Hence, R&D investment has to match human resources and innovative project proposals, and not vice versa. Little is known about the innovators themselves and their experience and ideas about innovation.
A survey in cooperation with Euroscience was intended to fill this gap in information. This is the first study of its kind addressing all industrial R&D personnel in order to assess the situation of business enterprise R&D in all industry branches throughout Europe. The study focused on a number of relevant topics and also called for ways to overcome the existing obstacles to innovation, mainly in industrial R&D.
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