Inventorship

"From this lively and personal account, we learn that we can all
practice inventorship to great advantage-measured either in gold or
pleasure, or perhaps both!"-From the Foreword by Walter
Cronkite

"Inventorship is truly the stuff from which the future will be
molded. Giving us an insight into the everyday thought processes of
great inventive minds, Greene's wonderful collection of stories and
ideas is a model for each of us in the art of inventiveness."-Pat
Hallberg, Executive Director, National Inventors Hall of Fame

"This entertaining and well-written work educates without pain and
motivates the reader to learn more. It should be widely read not
only by business people and entrepreneurs, but by young people,
their parents, and their teachers. The lesson: Inventorship is for
everyone and can change lives for the better."-Joseph N. Hankin,
President, Westchester Community College

"After all the scholarly books and articles about innovation and
the entrepreneurial process by theorists, how refreshing it is to
hear from a real live inventor holding hundreds of patents in
fields as diverse as aeronautics, sailing, chess, and skiing! He
has even invented a word, 'inventorship', to describe the process
and guide us through dozens of examples. A very useful book."-John
Diebold, Chairman, The JD Consulting Group, Inc.

Auteur
LEONARD M. GREENE, a member of the National Inventors Hall of Fame, has patented more than 100 inventions, including the stall-prevention device now essential safety equipment on all aircraft, which is credited with saving thousands of lives. His company, which for half a century has done substantial business with Boeing, recently recognized that relationship by assigning to them the patent rights on a new type of supersonic plane that is 50 percent faster than the Concord-and flies without creating a sonic boom.

Résumé
"From this lively and personal account, we learn that we can all practice inventorship to great advantage-measured either in gold or pleasure, or perhaps both!"-From the Foreword by Walter Cronkite

"Inventorship is truly the stuff from which the future will be molded. Giving us an insight into the everyday thought processes of great inventive minds, Greene's wonderful collection of stories and ideas is a model for each of us in the art of inventiveness."-Pat Hallberg, Executive Director, National Inventors Hall of Fame

"This entertaining and well-written work educates without pain and motivates the reader to learn more. It should be widely read not only by business people and entrepreneurs, but by young people, their parents, and their teachers. The lesson: Inventorship is for everyone and can change lives for the better."-Joseph N. Hankin, President, Westchester Community College

"After all the scholarly books and articles about innovation and the entrepreneurial process by theorists, how refreshing it is to hear from a real live inventor holding hundreds of patents in fields as diverse as aeronautics, sailing, chess, and skiing! He has even invented a word, 'inventorship', to describe the process and guide us through dozens of examples. A very useful book."-John Diebold, Chairman, The JD Consulting Group, Inc.

Contenu
Foreword by Walter Cronkite.

Acknowledgments.

Introduction: Inventorship: The Art of Innovation.

The Nature of Inventorship.

The Age of Innovation.

The Rule of Inventorship.

Defining the Problem.

The Source of Inventive Solutions.

Mind over Machine.

Inventorship and Entrepreneurial Spirit.

Innovation in Public Policy.

Commitment: The Key to Successful Inventorship.

The Inventive Life.

Index.