Toward An Integrative Csds Based Model Of Industrial R&D Division Efficiency

Integrating Research with Development (R & D) by industrial firms in the early 20th century was the first step of industrial R&D. Industrial R & D; is commonly considered as a high resource consumer, in time, money and human work, with a high risk of non-return on investment. So; measuring productivity and added value of R&D division has become a major issue. We are interested in measuring global efficiency and productivity of R&D division; in an industrial context. The objective is to switch quickly from Research results to product prototyping, to match with corporate strategies of R&D assets valorization, with a set of KPI, dedicated to the R&D project managers Therefore; we propose a generic adaptive model of R&D efficiency measurement based on an extending CSDS model. It is built through coupling of top-down and bottom-up approaches and consists in a matrix with two axis: the first one characterizing the Knowledge Management, and the second one on the way to measure it. (C) 2016, IFAC (International Federation of Automatic Control) Hosting by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.