Maine. Dept. of Transportation October 2003 Maine DOT research peer exchange. Maine. Dept. of Transportation, 2003, ROSA P. https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/26425.
A theme or focus area for this exchange was to follow NCHRP Synthesis 280, Seven
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Keys to Building a Robust Research Program. These keys are:
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1. Found it on trust – Ensure a trusting relationship between research unit and
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department.
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2. Market Boldly – Marketing needs to be an essential part of the research process.
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3. Root it in Economics – There needs to be an economic rationale for the programs
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and projects and their justification.
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4. Make Deals Unabashedly – Programs can be enhanced by establishing
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relationships with other research entities.
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5. Insist on Accountability – Have top managers set the strategic direction for
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research to ensure alignment with department goals.
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6. Embrace Policy Research – This type of research ensures communications
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between top management and research unit.
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7. Empower the Staff – Provides a climate for successful delivery of research
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projects.
Maine. Dept. of Transportation October 2003 Maine DOT research peer exchange. Maine. Dept. of Transportation, 2003, ROSA P. https://rosap.ntl.bts.gov/view/dot/26425.
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