Materials Technologies for the Process Industries of the Future Management Strategies and Research Opportunities (2000) / Chapter Skim
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LINKAGES BETWEEN INDUSTRY ROAD MAPS AND MATERIALS PROGRAMS The road maps are an excellent way of ensuring that OTT research is closely linked to meeting industry's needs. One approach to setting priorities is first to ask the industry to rank its needs and then convene a group of knowledgeable experts (several from outside DOE)
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MARKET-PULL STRATEGY Some of OIT's materials technology programs, specifically AIM and CFCC, predate OIT's market-pull strategy by a number of years. It appears to the committee that these programs have been continued partly for historical reasons rather than because they are compatible with the market-pull strategy.
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Even rough estimates and an estimated time scale are helpful in this regard. These numbers will also help program managers identify what has worked best, thus serving as a guide for future decisions.
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