Marketing Your Invention
In this book, Mosley, the new product developer at the Oklahoma Department of Commerce, seeks to provide inventors with practical information they need to market their new product ideas and inventions for commercial successes. Writing in an anecdotal style, Mosley explains what invention ideas are worth patenting, how to protect ideas, where to go and where not to go to get advice in developing an invention, and why most inventors should not try to be entrepreneurs. He includes many original and borrowed checklists to guide the potential inventor, as well as an appendix illustrating sample licensing agreements. This is an excellent guide for the inventor who wants to know how to take a product idea into commercialization. Mosley understands what inventors need to know, and his book will be useful for all libraries that serve this audience.- William W. Sannwald, San Diego P.L.Copyright 1992 Reed Business Information, Inc.--This text refers to an alternatePaperbackedition.