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    Leveraging R&D investment for the Australian built environment

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    Authors
    Hampson, Keith D.
    Kraatz, Judy
    Date
    2011
    Type
    Conference Paper
    
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    Haugbolle, K., Gottleib, S.C., Kahkonon K.E., Klakegg O.J., Lindaht G.A. and Widen K. 2011. Leveraging R&D investment for the Australian built environment, in Haugbølle, K. et al (ed), Proceedings of the 6th Nordic Conference on Construction Economics and Organisation: Shaping the Construction/Society Nexus: Volume 3, Apr 13-15, pp. 517-528. Hørsholm, Denmark: SBI.
    Source Title
    Shaping the Construction/Society nexus. Volume 3: Construction in Society
    Source Conference
    6th Nordic Conference on Construction Economics and Organisation - Shaping the Construction/Society nexus. Volume 3: Construction in Society
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    http://vbn.aau.dk/files/51816027/Procs_6th_Nordic_Volume_3_Construction_in_Society.pdf
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/38094
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    Abstract

    This paper discusses a current research project building new understandings and knowledge relevant to R&D funding strategies in Australia. Building on a retrospective analysis of R&D trends and industry outcomes, an industry roadmap will be developed to inform R&D policies more attuned to future industry needs to improve research investment effectiveness. The project will also include analysis of research team formation and management (involving end users from public and private sectors together with research and knowledge institutions), and dissemination of outcomes and uptake in the Australian building and construction industry. The project will build on previous research extending open innovation system theory and network analysis and procurement, focused on R&D. Through the application of dynamic capabilities and strategic foresighting theory, an industry roadmap for future research investment will be developed, providing a stronger foundation for more targeted policy recommendations. This research will contribute to more effective construction processes in the future through more targeted research funding and more effective research partnerships between industry and researchers.

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