A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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The manufacturing "shops" were hard pressed keep pace with the explosive growth the electrical supply industry. As Chandler noted The Visible Handy large supply and traction schemes led the evolution business organizations with the 26 operational and financial resources run them. Every city and town in America wanted the electric light and private companies were only too happy oblige. The electrical companies that Edison founded the early 1880s grew into structured organizations run professional managers. Their relationship with the West Orange laboratory had change when more formal management style clashed with Edison's informal leadership. The Edison lighting companies were growing ever larger, and assuming more financial obligations, they encouraged a forced growth the lighting industry. .V-14 THE LEADENED COLLAR The increasing scale electrical technology demanded better organized companies finance and administer it. While the Edison companies were controlled the "old man" and their management was carried out "the boys," there was little that Edison could not do; but these companies grew their management had take a harder line Edison's activities, especially his billing practices for expensive R&D projects