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The Small Business Innovation Research Program: An Assessment of the Department of Defense Fast Track Initiative (2000)
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. "Patterns of Firm Participation in the Small Business Innovation Research Program in Southwestern and Mountain States." The Small Business Innovation Research Program: An Assessment of the Department of Defense Fast Track Initiative. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2000.

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The Small Business Innovation Research Program: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE FAST TRACK INITIATIVE

research, responding to government needs, and developing applications for technology.

The Fast Track program offers a valuable tool to firms looking to attract investors because it allows the firms to offer prospective investors a means to leverage their investment. The Fast Track program does give an advantage to firms with a higher potential for commercialization and an interest in producing for the market. Firms that are interested in commercialization prior to their application for an SBIR award appear most likely to succeed as Fast Track firms. This may be because these firms are more likely to have their sights set on pursuing technological innovations that will attract market attention.

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Front Matter (R1-R12)
I. Preface (1-12)
II. Introduction (13-28)
III. Recommendations and Findings (29-40)
IV. Papers: Fast Track: Is It Speeding Commercialization of Department of Defense Small Business Innovation Research Projects? (41-103)
An Assessment of the Small Business Innovation Research rogram in New England: Fast Track Compared with Non-Fast Track Projects (104-140)
Patterns of Firm Participation in the Small Business Innovation Research Program in Southwestern and Mountain States (141-159)
Does the Small Business Innovation Research Program Foster Entrepeneurial Behavior? Evidence from Indiana (160-193)
An Assessment of the Small Business Innovation Research Fast Track Program in the Southeastern States (194-210)
Evaluation of the Department of Defense Small Business Innovation Research Program and the Fast Track Initiative: A Balanced Approach (211-250)
Role of the Department of Defense in Building Biotech Expertise (251-274)
Estimates of the Social Returns to Small Business Innovation Research Projects (275-290)
Statistical Analysis of the National Academy of Sciences Survey of SBIR Awardees: Analyzing the Influence of the Fast Track Program (291-306)
Evaluating the Small Business Innovation Research Program: A Literature Review (307-324)
Annex A. Research Team Biographies (325-334)
Annex B. Participants (335-338)
Annex C. Case Study Template (339-342)
Annex D. Description of Department of Defense SBIR Fast Track Program (343-344)
Annex E. Bibliography (345-350)