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This raises the issue concerning the standard on which SBIR programs should be evaluated. An assessment of SBIR must take into account the expected distribution of successes and failures in early-stage finance. As a point of comparison, Gail Cassell, Vice President for Scientific Affairs at Eli Lilly, has noted that only 1 in 10 innovative products in the biotechnology industry will turn out to be a commercial success.¹⁶Similarly, venture capital funds often achieve considerable commercial success on only two or three out of twenty or more investments.¹⁷

In setting metrics for SBIR projects, therefore, it is important to have a realistic expectation of the success rate for competitive awards to small firms investing in promising but unproven technologies. Similarly, it is important to have some understanding of what can be reasonably expectedthat is, what constitutes "success" for an SBIR award, and some understanding of the constraints and opportunities successful SBIR awardees face in bringing new products to market. From the management perspective, the rate of success also raises the question of appropriate expectations and desired levels of risktaking. A portfolio that always succeeds would not be investing in high-risk, high pay-off projects that push the technology envelope. A very high rate of "success" would, thus, paradoxically suggest an inappropriate use of the program. Understanding the nature of success and the appropriate benchmarks for a program with this focus is therefore important to understanding the SBIR program and the approach of this study.

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