This book is especially designed to help document key steps in the invention process--conceiving, building and testing the invention, legally protecting it, marketing and financing. It helps inventors organize all the necessary information in one location, so that the completed notes serve as the foundation for the legal protection of the idea. Includes worksheets, checklists and sample agreements.
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This book is especially designed to help document key steps in the invention process--conceiving, building and testing the invention, legally protecting it, marketing and financing. It helps inventors organize all the necessary information in one location, so that the completed notes serve as the foundation for the legal protection of the idea. Includes worksheets, checklists and sample agreements.
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Linda Allison. Very Good. Format is approximately 8.5 inches by 11 inches. [10], 207, [7] pages. Illustrations. Cover has slight wear and soiling. Protect Your Idea; Create an Official Record of Every Step in the Invention Process. The Inventor's Notebook is designed to focus your attention on all major activities associated with successful inventing, and on the documentation that is appropriate and necessary to each. As an organizing tool, you can use the Inventor's Decision Chart from Patent It Yourself. Topics covered include Marketing, Financing, Bibliography--Books of Use and Interest; Glossary; Fee Schedule; and Forms. Fred Grissom, a graduate of the University of Texas, has developed and implemented high-technology training programs around the world, and worked as a new product design engineer for computer simulation equipment. Fred Grissom spent four years employed by Lockheed Engineering & Sciences Company as a Management Systems Specialist in support of NASA's Technology Utilization Program at the Johnson Space Center. Co-author of The Inventor's Notebook, he was renowned as a business consultant and multimedia producer. David Pressman is a practicing intellectual property attorney in San Francisco. He is also the author of the best-selling do-it-yourself guidebook, Patent It Yourself. He is also the co-author of The Inventor's Notebook, The Patent Drawing Book, Patents For Beginners, and Patent Pending In 24 Hours. Pressman has over 40 years' experience in the patent profession, as a patent examiner, a corporate and independent intellectual property attorney and columnist. This book is especially designed to help document key steps in the invention process--conceiving, building and testing the invention, legally protecting it, marketing and financing. It helps inventors organize all the necessary information in one location, so that the completed notes serve as the foundation for the legal protection of the idea. Includes worksheets, checklists and sample agreements. This work is described as a companion to David Pressman's Patent It Yourself book.
