Research and analysis

Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS): evaluation methodology

A study to investigate the methodology which could be used for future assessments of the impact of the Manufacturing Advisory Service.

• From: Department for Business, Innovation & Skills
• Published: 11 February 2016

Documents

Manufacturing Advisory Service: impact analysis methodology study

Ref: BIS/16/7

PDF, 1.07 MB, 75 pages

Manufacturing Advisory Service: impact analysis methodology study - peer review

Ref: BIS/16/7a

PDF, 94.8 KB, 12 pages

Manufacturing Advisory Service: impact analysis methodology study - tables and figures

Ref: BIS/16/7b

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 141 KB

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Details

The Manufacturing Advisory Service (MAS) provided advice and guidance to manufacturing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The scheme provided support through expert reviews and in some cases, a relatively small grant.

BIS has recently undertaken a methodology study on how to assess the economic benefits of those who received grant support in 2012 and 2013. The peer reviewed findings and recommendations from this study will be taken into account in future evaluations of MAS.

Published 11 February 2016