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From: Trail Blazer33 on 10 Apr 2010 15:08
Hello,

I've been sitting a new idea for years now and I believe it would be a great
but I have no idea where to start... I haven't seen anything like it out
there yet, and this brings me to the questions, I have no idea who I need to
approach or get in contact with to discuss the concept and how to get this
whole thing in motion. I guess what I'm looking for is ideas and advice if
anyone has experience in situations like this. It's a technology based idea
that I believe would work perfectly with Microsoft, but as mentioned earlier,
no idea who to contact or how to contact them.

Thanks
From: Vincent Collura on 11 Apr 2010 15:40
You have to remember that Microsoft, (and most corporations)
already have a to-do list that's 20-50-100 years ahead of what actually
hits the market.

I create 3,200+ new product/service "ideas" per week as a profession,
and have logged over 3.6 Million "ideas" in the past 25 years.

So to a Manager its just "An idea", I wouldn't expect much monetary or
otherwise.

If you *really* think it isn't something that somebody thought up
of years ago -or isn't already in my database- and you want to build it
or have it built then use a government service e.g.. Canadian Industrial
Innovation
Centre to do an evaluation/patent search.

This is the only credible service for outsiders I have ever found.

Vincent Collura
(Inventor/Engineer)

http://www.CeBeans.com
Did you get your beans Today?



"Trail Blazer33" <TrailBlazer33(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F9BF0FB5-073C-4892-875A-F97507365CE1(a)microsoft.com...
> Hello,
>
> I've been sitting a new idea for years now and I believe it would be a
great
> but I have no idea where to start... I haven't seen anything like it out
> there yet, and this brings me to the questions, I have no idea who I need
to
> approach or get in contact with to discuss the concept and how to get this
> whole thing in motion. I guess what I'm looking for is ideas and advice if
> anyone has experience in situations like this. It's a technology based
idea
> that I believe would work perfectly with Microsoft, but as mentioned
earlier,
> no idea who to contact or how to contact them.
>
> Thanks


From: Trail Blazer33 Trail on 14 Apr 2010 22:09
Thanks a lot for your words of wisdom Vincent, I appreciate it.

I'm going to take a look into your advice and check out a gov't site and see
what's out there. Like I've mentioned earlier, I haven't seen anything like
what I'm thinking out there yet (and hopefully it isn't), but once again,
thanks a lot for your advice and a step in the right direction.

"Vincent Collura" wrote:

> You have to remember that Microsoft, (and most corporations)
> already have a to-do list that's 20-50-100 years ahead of what actually
> hits the market.
>
> I create 3,200+ new product/service "ideas" per week as a profession,
> and have logged over 3.6 Million "ideas" in the past 25 years.
>
> So to a Manager its just "An idea", I wouldn't expect much monetary or
> otherwise.
>
> If you *really* think it isn't something that somebody thought up
> of years ago -or isn't already in my database- and you want to build it
> or have it built then use a government service e.g.. Canadian Industrial
> Innovation
> Centre to do an evaluation/patent search.
>
> This is the only credible service for outsiders I have ever found.
>
> Vincent Collura
> (Inventor/Engineer)
>
> http://www.CeBeans.com
> Did you get your beans Today?
>
>
>
> "Trail Blazer33" <TrailBlazer33(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F9BF0FB5-073C-4892-875A-F97507365CE1(a)microsoft.com...
> > Hello,
> >
> > I've been sitting a new idea for years now and I believe it would be a
> great
> > but I have no idea where to start... I haven't seen anything like it out
> > there yet, and this brings me to the questions, I have no idea who I need
> to
> > approach or get in contact with to discuss the concept and how to get this
> > whole thing in motion. I guess what I'm looking for is ideas and advice if
> > anyone has experience in situations like this. It's a technology based
> idea
> > that I believe would work perfectly with Microsoft, but as mentioned
> earlier,
> > no idea who to contact or how to contact them.
> >
> > Thanks
>
>
> .
>
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