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Overview: This research paper from University of Melbourne presents the main findings from a study of six industrial capabilities in leading Victorian sectors. The capabilities included manufacturing, design, Information and Communications Technology (ICT), biotechnology, environment technologies and business services. Eighty-eight companies and organizations were interviewed for the study. They found that the main requirements for the successful creation of a capability was the ability of the company to recruit and retain the best graduates from universities and technical schools, the ability to offer training to these graduates and the ability to financially support high and consistent levels of R&D over time.
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