Measuring wider framework conditions for successful innovation: A system’s review of UK and international innovation data

Kurt Allman; Jakob Edler; Luke Georghiou; Barbara Jones; Ian Miles; Omid Omidvar; Ronnie Ramlogan; John Rigby

Measuring wider framework conditions for successful innovation: A system’s review of UK and international innovation data

Kurt Allman, Jakob Edler, Luke Georghiou, Barbara Jones, Ian Miles, Omid Omidvar, Ronnie Ramlogan, John Rigby

Alliance Manchester Business School Administration

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Measuring wider framework conditions for successful innovation: A system’s review of UK and international innovation data is a comprehensive review of the data for measuring the wider conditions for successful innovation using the functional model of the innovation system as presented in the pilot Index in 2009.The report considers the relative strengths and weaknesses of current data, highlighting where gaps in the measurement of the conditions exist.Each section concludes with proposals for new data to address the gaps identified.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	Nesta
Publication status	Published - Jan 2011

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Name	NESTA Index report
Publisher	NESTA

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