DESIGN IN ACTION.  (Research that builds a model for knowledge exchange between industry and academia, using design as a strategy for business growth in Scotland. Disseminated through: Follett G. Marra M. Leading innovation through design. Presentation & Proceedings of the Design Management Institute, DMI 2012, International Research Conference, Boston USA.  8/08/12 - 9/08/12)

Georgina Follett; Michael Marra

DESIGN IN ACTION. (Research that builds a model for knowledge exchange between industry and academia, using design as a strategy for business growth in Scotland. Disseminated through: Follett G. Marra M. Leading innovation through design. Presentation & Proceedings of the Design Management Institute, DMI 2012, International Research Conference, Boston USA. 8/08/12 - 9/08/12)

Georgina Follett
, Michael Marra

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Follett and Marra propose a model for improving knowledge exchange in order to meet the complex demands of industrial R & D in Scotland. As the UK government and public policy bodies seek routes back to economic growth, the domestic higher education sector has been identified as a source for innovation. The Scottish economy’s particular weaknesses in industrial R&D mean that resultant knowledge exchange is critical. The proposed model to meet these complex demands is based upon the funded AHRC Knowledge Exchange Hub, Design in Action, led by Follett at the University of Dundee.

Original language	English
Pages	141-150
Number of pages	10
Publication status	Published - 2013
Event	Leading innovation through design - Proceedings of the DMI 2012 International Research Conference - Boston, United States Duration: 8 Aug 2012 → 9 Aug 2012

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Conference	Leading innovation through design - Proceedings of the DMI 2012 International Research Conference
Country/Territory	United States
City	Boston
Period	8/08/12 → 9/08/12

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SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth
SDG 9 Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure

Keywords

V & A Dundee
Design
Design as strategy
design management
Design methods
Design research
Knowledge transfer
knowledge exchange

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Past, present and future craft practice
Valentine, L. (Editor) & Follett, G. (Editor), 2010, Edinburgh: NMS Enterprises Ltd. 154 p.
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V & A at Dundee: Making It Happen.
Follett, G. (Lead / Corresponding author), 24 Feb 2009, 48 p. Dundee : University of Dundee.
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Follett, G., & Marra, M. (2013). DESIGN IN ACTION. (Research that builds a model for knowledge exchange between industry and academia, using design as a strategy for business growth in Scotland. Disseminated through: Follett G. Marra M. Leading innovation through design. Presentation & Proceedings of the Design Management Institute, DMI 2012, International Research Conference, Boston USA. 8/08/12 - 9/08/12). 141-150. Paper presented at Leading innovation through design - Proceedings of the DMI 2012 International Research Conference, Boston, United States. http://www.dmi.org/dmi/html/conference/academic12/academic.htm

Follett, Georgina ; Marra, Michael. / DESIGN IN ACTION. (Research that builds a model for knowledge exchange between industry and academia, using design as a strategy for business growth in Scotland. Disseminated through: Follett G. Marra M. Leading innovation through design. Presentation & Proceedings of the Design Management Institute, DMI 2012, International Research Conference, Boston USA. 8/08/12 - 9/08/12). Paper presented at Leading innovation through design - Proceedings of the DMI 2012 International Research Conference, Boston, United States.10 p.

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V & A at Dundee: Making It Happen.

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