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020 | _a978-0471479446 | ||
100 | _aGraham, Douglas ; Bachmann, Thomas T | ||
245 | _aIdeation: the birth and death of ideas | ||
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_c2004 _bJohn Wiley & Sons _aCanada |
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_axv,240p _b23 cm ; Hard Bound |
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500 | _a$29.95 | ||
505 | _a Section A: Introduction: why ideas matter -- The mothers and fathers of invention -- Taxonomy of innovation -- Section B: The life cycle of ideas. Innovate: the birth of an idea -- Register: the first step for every new idea -- Protect: ensure recognition and reward -- Develop: improve your idea -- Value: what is your idea worth -- Market: finding investors and customers -- The death of an idea -- Section C: The innovation industry. A call to action -- The individual innovation imperative -- The corporate innovation imperative -- Academic innovation imperative -- Creative innovation imperative -- The global innovation imperative -- Section D: A vision for the future. The providers, merchants, and consumers of innovation. | ||
520 | _aUsing case studies and firsthand interviews with innovators past and present, Ideation explores how individuals and companies develop creative ideas and bring them to full fruition. It provides practical, comprehensive advice for managing our big ideas so that we gain the most benefit from them - in our personal lives, our companies, and our society in general." "For business leaders and entrepreneurs, Ideation explores the life cycle of ideas and explains every step of the ideation process. It provides unparalleled guidance on the vital subject of legal protections for ideas - including copyright, trademarks, and patents - and also covers the valuation of intellectual property as well as techniques for effectively marketing ideas to investors and licensees. | ||
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_aPsychology _aCreative ability in business _aIntellectual property |
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