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

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The managers criticized Edison had easy task. criticized the directors the Edison Electric Light Company for their unwillingness use the competitive tool had constructed for them West Orange, and blamed 32 them for the gains the competition.they did not so." He came believe that the companies had reneged his initial plan make the West Orange laboratory the spearhead of electrical development the 1880s. Managers had weigh the cost R&D against the immediate demands keeping the system running.V-18 "leadened collar" that prevented him from quickly developing new electrical technology. Competition the electrical industry was ferocious and getting worse. The Edison ." Edison maintained that had fight the battles the lighting companies with money from his own pocket, telling Villard that half the cost meeting the technologial challenge the competition could not billed the Edison lighting companies. They were the ones who had integrate the work engineering into their broad strategies overcoming the competing companies. Edison complained Villard that "with the leadened collar the Edison Electric Light Company 31 around me, have never been able show what can done. told Villard that "the Genl were morally bound take advantage the costly facilities erected primarily for the purpose (of R&D into the Edison lighting system)... What Edison saw lack vision and courage, they saw rational decisions about available resources