Larry Chickola, the vice-president and chief corporate engineer for Six Flags parks, elaborated.
The courts awarded his client, a corporate engineer, $8 million in royalties for his invention of the blue diode light, the basis of white LED light bulbs.
In this pathbreaking study, Rayvon Fouché examines the life and work of three African Americans: Granville Woods (1856 1910), an independent inventor; Lewis Latimer (1848 1928), a corporate engineer with General Electric and Shelby Davidsonn (1868 1930), who worked in the U.S. Treasury Department.
The suit, which was filed in Tokyo District Court by Fujio Masuoka, who is now a professor at Tohoku University in Japan, is the latest in a series of claims on patent rights by Japanese corporate engineers seeking larger shares of the profits generated by their inventions.
The key point here for my argument is that on this basis it was presumed that knowledge of social need and economic resources could be codified and centralised through the state (it was a view of knowledge that was common to Leninism, Fordism, the Webbs - all the social or corporate engineers of the time).
Gray next worked as a software designer for Tandem Computers (1980 90), as a corporate consulting engineer for Digital Equipment Corporation (1990 94), and as a researcher for Microsoft Corporation (1995 2007).
Kotok was a corporate consulting engineer for Digital 1962 1997, W3C Advisory Committee representative for Digital 1994 1996, vice president of marketing for GC Tech Inc. 1996 1997, member of the Science Advisory Board for Cylink Corp., a consultant for Compaq, and a content advisor for the Computer History Museum.
I had a number of off-guard conversations at wedding receptions or post-conference airport cabs in which someone would say, "we don't really have a next big thing in the pipeline anymore". I heard this from a pharma scientist in 2002, then from a corporate computer engineer, and something similar from IT executives at different firms over the ensuing months.
Policymakers, corporate managers, engineers, scientists, and social scientists promoted a social contract of abundance and a controversial theory of pluralism.
While trying to give the appearance of a "grassroots" uprising, the demonstrations are cover for a corporate-lobbyist engineered harassment strategy that encourages participants to "yell," "stand up and shout," and "rattle" elected officials in favor of reforming health care.
This chapter provides with some tools that can be used to research and reverse engineer corporate strategy.
