Author : S.J.Culley,

Department of Mechanical Engineering,

Faculty of Engineering and Design, University of Bath, Bath BA2 7AY.

S.J.Culley University of Bath (Chair)

C.A.McMahon, University of Bristol

K.M.Wallace, University of Cambridge

Professor S.Evans, Cranfield University

ISBN 1 85790 061 8

1. INTRODUCTION
1. Background and Related work
2. Aims and Objectives
3. Format
4. Additional input
1. Keynote speakers
2. Framework V
3. Pre-workshop requests for information
4. End of workshop questionnaire
2. RESULTS - DISCUSSION
1. Drivers and Constraints
2. Impact and Achievements
3. Needs and Requirements
4. Priorities and key issues
3. RESULTS - TECHNOLOGY/KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER
1. Current Methods
2. The Validation issue
3. Proposed Methods
4. RESULTS - PRE-WORKSHOP SUBMISSION
1. Requirements of Industry
2. Achievements of Design Research
3. Weaknesses of Design Research
4. Key Issues
5. RESULTS - QUESTIONNAIRE
1. Evaluation of results
2. Comparison with the USA
6. COMPARISON OF INPUTS
7. CONCLUSIONS
8. RECOMMENDATIONS
1. Knowledge and Information Management
2. Integration
3. Early stage support - commercial and technical
4. Process issues - Scenarios/risk based process
5. Metrics - Change/Academic
6. Design experiments and validation
7. Design research in context
8. People
9. Activities
1. 'Managing in the millennium'
2. Research TCS
3. Research assistants - industrial secondments
4. Metrics/measures of performance
9. REFERENCES

Appendix 1 - Format of workshop and Delegate List

Appendix 2 - Professor M.M.Andreasen - Keynote Address

Appendix 3 - Dr. C. Hales - Keynote Address

Appendix 4 - Framework V Information

Appendix 5 - Syndicate Groups - Negative aspects

Appendix 6 - Syndicate Groups - Needs and requirements

Appendix 7 - Syndicate Groups - Key issues and priorities

Appendix 8 - Current methods of awareness, technology transfer, validation

Appendix 9 - Pre workshop submissions