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Ideation : the birth and death of ideas / Douglas Graham, Thomas T. Bachman.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublisher: Hoboken, N.J. : John Wiley & Sons, [2004]Copyright date: ©2004Description: xv, 240 pages : illustrations ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0471479446
  • 9780471479444
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 153.2 22
LOC classification:
  • BF408 .G664 2004
Online resources:
Contents:
Section A: Introduction: why ideas matter -- The mothers and fathers of invention -- Taxonomy of innovation -- Section A: 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 of innovation -- The merchants of innovation -- The consumers of innovation.
Summary: "Douglas Graham, a leading expert in the field of innovation, shows business leaders how to realize step-ahead ideas and Thomas Bachmann, a financial innovator shows how he has put innovative ideas into practice; ; Ideas are the bedrock foundations of companies. Great companies lead with great ideas, but how do great companies develop those ideas? This book explores the development, processing, and execution of new ideas in modern businesses. With interviews with well-known innovators from diverse fields, Ideation explores how companies can better develop creative ideas and bring them to fruition. Bureaucratic organizations have a natural tendency to suppress new ideas rather than support them; this book offers a methodology for bringing ideas to light and growing them to their full potential. ; ; Douglas Graham (New York, NY) is CEO of IDDEX Corp., a company that develops and provides tools and services to assist enterprises in managing innovation. He also serves on the boards of public companies, private companies and charities, and is a frequent advisor to government and Fortune 500 companies. Thomas T. Bachmann (Nassau, Bahamas) is a leading innovator who has created multibillion-dollar investment company in active and passive investments' field and is the first to create Intellectual Property Portfolios to be traded as equities."--Publisher description.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 225-230) and index.

Section A: Introduction: why ideas matter -- The mothers and fathers of invention -- Taxonomy of innovation -- Section A: 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 of innovation -- The merchants of innovation -- The consumers of innovation.

"Douglas Graham, a leading expert in the field of innovation, shows business leaders how to realize step-ahead ideas and Thomas Bachmann, a financial innovator shows how he has put innovative ideas into practice; ; Ideas are the bedrock foundations of companies. Great companies lead with great ideas, but how do great companies develop those ideas? This book explores the development, processing, and execution of new ideas in modern businesses. With interviews with well-known innovators from diverse fields, Ideation explores how companies can better develop creative ideas and bring them to fruition. Bureaucratic organizations have a natural tendency to suppress new ideas rather than support them; this book offers a methodology for bringing ideas to light and growing them to their full potential. ; ; Douglas Graham (New York, NY) is CEO of IDDEX Corp., a company that develops and provides tools and services to assist enterprises in managing innovation. He also serves on the boards of public companies, private companies and charities, and is a frequent advisor to government and Fortune 500 companies. Thomas T. Bachmann (Nassau, Bahamas) is a leading innovator who has created multibillion-dollar investment company in active and passive investments' field and is the first to create Intellectual Property Portfolios to be traded as equities."--Publisher description.

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