Doing Innovation: Creating Economic Value
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IEEE-USA E-Book Series — “Doing Innovation: Creating Economic Value” — Is Complete
WASHINGTON (29 January 2010) — IEEE-USA’s e-book series, “Doing Innovation: Creating Economic Value” has been completed with the work, “What It Takes To Be an Innovator.”
Written by Gus Gaynor, a retired 3M director of engineering, it looks at “the critical element in innovation — the innovator.” Gaynor provides a picture of what an innovator could and should bring to an organization, including characteristics and attitudes. He also discusses some famous innovators.
The other e-book titles in the series are:
Book 1: “Perspectives on Innovation,” which gives an understanding of what innovation is and how it takes place.
Book 2: “Developing a Workable Innovation Process” emphasizes designing the innovation process from a systems perspective.
Book 3: “Fostering an Innovation Culture” provides the fundamentals for developing a culture that supports innovation.
Collect all four books in the “Doing Innovation” series and be well-versed in the ways of the innovator.
You can purchase your copy of “Doing Innovation: Creating Economic Value — Book 4: What it Takes To Be an Innovator” at www.ieeeusa.org/communications/ebooks for the IEEE member price: $9.95. The nonmember price is $19.95.
IEEE members can purchase other IEEE-USA E-Books at deeply discounted prices — and download some for free.
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