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

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Here was the . This had been his strategy while running several workshops Newark during the 1870s and offered important advantages him, not least of which was the ability move funds from one project another without informing the investors. Edison had some experience setting financial relationships with several different parties the same time. The phonograph, electrical, ore milling, and telegraph operations were established Edison's own. The financial arrangement involved entrepreneurs putting the money for manufacturing and marketing, and Edison receiving half share the operation return for the rights his inventions.11-15 form license, joint-operation, outright sale of 23 marketing rights." This company was funnel money into the lab from many different investors. He sold potential investors the commercial potential of the research planned well the facilities his laboratory. The Edison Industrial Company was conceived "one organized avenue for the manufacture and introduction all his inventions. Edison was careful exclude his core businesses from the agreements with venture capitalists. Edison's boldest stroke for the finance his laboratory was the promotion one single organization manufacture and market the stream innovations planned produce. Instead Edison offered speculators a share completely new inventions that would emerge from the many experiments undertaken the new laboratory