Ponder then Produce: Translating Research into a Usable Product

10/2/97

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Ponder then Produce: Translating Research into a Usable Product

Who is the “R” in the R&D?

Who is the “D” in the R&D?

The 9 Steps of Applied R&D

Moving from Pondering to Producing a Product

A FEW QUESTIONS FOR THE GROUP

Are the research customer and the end beneficiaries of research the same?

The Primary Customers and Focal Points for Researchers and Funding Agencies

Who is the primary customer of applied aviation human factors research?

Identifying the Applied Research Customer

What measures of customer satisfaction do funding agencies use to determine success?

What measures of customer satisfaction do researchers use to determine success?

What measures of customer satisfaction do developers use to determine success?

What makes government funded aviation human factors R&D different than private/corporate R&D?

Different production goals

RESEARCHERS:There is a unique set of researcher skills required to do applied R&D...Do you have the “Right Stuff?”

DEVELOPERS:There is a unique set of developer skills required to do applied R&D...Do you have the “Right Stuff?”

Where’s the funding for the “D” in the R&D?

What is the most likely way that research is initiated and funded in today’s system?

How often do you see the following method used?

Recommendations

Recommendations for Administrators

Recommendations for Administrators (continued)

Recommendations for Industry Developers

Recommendations for Industry Developers

Recommendations for Researchers

A Question for FAA Research Administrators?

A Question for Researchers

Where the current system DOESN’T work.

Where the system DOES work

Researchers who seek a balance between pure research and applied research with collaborative R&D teams.

Author: Vince Mancuso

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