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Contrasting attitudes to innovation support across industry and government

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The provision of innovation support faces a number of challenges: from the rapidly changing nature of innovation; to what support needs are required by individual sectors of the economy. We are developing a survey of companies across the UK to discover which points in the innovation process require which types of policy support. By highlighting similarities and differences amongst the responses we should be able to help improve government targeting of innovation support in the UK.

Refreshments available from 17.00 hrs. Presentation at 17.30.

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