Greetings!
In this issue we have the second part to our ground breaking new series on inventing with your personality in mind. This issue is how to do product development using your mindset as a maximum advantage.
We also have a great article on how to be a serial inventor - introducing product after product. This can be a reality for you so don't miss this article.
We also have a new article by the Packaging Diva about the new trend of green packaging.
Enjoy!
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How to Use Your Personality to Your Advantage |
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 Part 2 - Developing Your Product
Everyone has different talents and different mindsets. Do these affect
the inventing process and taking a new product to market? Regardless
of what path to market you take, you will inevitably end up doing a lot
of work, so your talents and mindset will greatly influence what
strategies will work for you. In fact, you should take your
personality and talents into account when you decide how you will
handle product development.
Read on...
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Serial Inventors |
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 What Do They Know that You Don't
Many inventors dream about being a serial inventor -- selling one
successful idea after another. It sounds like a pipedream to most
inventors just hoping to get one idea out. But serial inventors do
exist and the reasons they succeed can point the way to other inventors.
Read on...
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Packaging "Greenwash" - Saving the Environment |
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by JoAnn Hines Packaging Diva
I have joked before that packaging is the true cause of "global
warming." But seriously, what is the reality? What is the real truth
behind companies touting green packaging for the benefit of society?
Environmental issues are a hot topic right now, so people are climbing
aboard. Global warming topics are on the news daily and people are
looking for scapegoats as to its cause. Companies such as Wal-Mart are
driving manufacturers to consider more environmentally friendly options
in their packaging materials. In fact, they just unveiled their
packaging scorecard to continue their commitment of reducing packaging
across its global supply chain by 5 percent by 2013.
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