James W. Cortada Papers, circa 1890-2007. Finding Aid.

Summary Information

Title: James W. Cortada papers
Dates: 1890-2007
Creator: Cortada, James W.
Extent: 53 boxes (53 cubic feet)
Language: English
Collection Number: CBI 185
Abstract:

Papers include research materials for The Digital Hand, IBM publications, and books authored or edited by James W. Cortada on the history of business and computing.

Repository: University of Minnesota Libraries. Charles Babbage Institute.

Access and Use

Acquisition Information:

The papers were donated by James W. Cortada in 2007.

Access Restrictions:

Access to Box 53, folders 7 and 8 is restricted until further notice. All other documents are unrestricted.

Copyright:

The Charles Babbage Institute holds the copyright to all materials in the collection, except for items covered by a prior copyright (such as published materials). Researchers may quote from the collection under the fair use provisions of the copyright law (Title 17, U.S. Code).

Preferred Citation:

James W. Cortada Papers (CBI 185), Charles Babbage Institute, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.

Biographical Note

James W. Cortada has held a variety of sales, consulting, management and executive positions at IBM in the United States (1974-present). Beginning in the late 1970s he began writing on the management and use of computers and then in the 1980s also turned his attention to the history of the business uses of computers. He is the author or editor of over two dozen books on the business uses of information technology. He holds a Ph.D. in Modern European History from Florida State University and is also the author of a number of books dealing with European diplomatic history.

Collection Scope and Content Note

The James W. Cortada Papers include research materials for The Digital Hand (Cortada's three-volume history of computing in American industries), IBM documents and publications collected by Cortada while working for the company, and publications authored or edited by James W. Cortada on the history of business and computing.

Subject Terms

Index Terms

• This collection is indexed under the following headings in the catalog of the University of Minnesota Libraries. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings.
• Cortada, James W.
• International Business Machines Corporation
• Data processing
• Information technology.

Box and Folder List

Location		Title
		Digital Hand Research Files, circa 1890-2007.
		Subject Files, circa 1895-2007.
Box 1		"Accounting Machine Industry," by Burroughs, 1950. Box 1, Folder 1
		ADAPSCO.  Box 1, Folder 2
		AFIPS.  Box 1, Folder 3
		ASIS.  Box 1, Folder 4
		Aligning IT Strategies to Business Strategies.  Box 1, Folder 5
		Amdahl, Gene (Historical).  Box 1, Folder 6
		Amazon.com, 1990s. Box 1, Folder 7
		American Statistical Association (ASA).  Box 1, Folder 8
		Annals and History Events.  Box 1, Folder 9
		Apple Computers.  Box 1, Folder 10
		Archives, Data Processing.  Box 1, Folder 11
		Ind. Book - Babbage Stuff.  Box 1, Folder 12
		ASCII.  Box 1, Folder 13
		ASIA - IT in Industry View, 1999. Box 1, Folder 14
		ATARI.  Box 1, Folder 15
		APL.  Box 1, Folder 16
		Artificial Intelligence.  Box 1, Folder 17
		Association for Computing Machinery (ACM).  Box 1, Folder 18
		Association for Systems Management (ASM).  Box 1, Folder 19
		Auerbach.  Box 1, Folder 20
		Babbage.  Box 1, Folder 21
		Bedini, S.A. "Role of Automata," 1964. Box 1, Folder 22
		Bernstein, Mark. "A Self-Starter," Kettering, 1988. Box 1, Folder 23
		Benchmarking ICS.  Box 1, Folder 24
		Benchmarking, 1980s-2000s. Box 1, Folder 25
		Bibliography, Data Processing, 1950s. Box 1, Folder 26
		Bibliography on Technology.  Box 1, Folder 27
		Blackstone, E. "SCM," 1975. Box 1, Folder 28
		Brady, T., et al. "Commodification of Industry Application Software," 1992. Box 1, Folder 29
		Breton, Philippe. Histoire de L'Informatique, 1987. Box 1, Folder 30
		British CPUs.  Box 1, Folder 31
		Burroughs, Decisions in Force, 1919-1948. Box 1, Folder 32
		Burroughs, Annual Reports, 1950-1957. Box 1, Folder 33
		Burroughs Sales Statistics, 1895-1935. Box 1, Folder 34
		Burroughs Corp. Annual Reports, 1924-1948. Box 1, Folder 35
		Burroughs and World War II.  Box 1, Folder 36
		Burroughs Handbook of Operations, 1911. Box 1, Folder 37
		Burroughs, Norden Bombsight (WWII).  Box 1, Folder 38
		Burroughs Statistics, 1957-1973. Box 1, Folder 39
		Business Machines Industry, 1940s-early 1950s. Box 1, Folder 40
		Books, Market - DP, 1980s. Box 1, Folder 41
		Business Show, Products, 1931, 1935. Box 1, Folder 42
		Calculators, 1920s-1930s. Box 2, Folder 1
		Canada.  Box 2, Folder 2
		CDC Application Briefs.  Box 2, Folder 3
		CBI Board Meeting, September 1996. Box 2, Folder 4
		Charles Babbage Foundation - Meetings of the Trustees and Board of Directors, 1995. Box 2, Folder 5
		CMG Conference S. France, December 1984. Box 2, Folder 6
		Charles Babbage Institute Newsletter, 1979- . Box 2, Folder 7
		Charles Babbage Institute.  Box 2, Folder 8
		Consulting, IT, 2005-2007. Box 2, Folder 9
		CISCO.  Box 2, Folder 10
		CBI.  Box 2, Folder 11
		CDC.  Box 2, Folder 12
		Client Server IBM Const. G., 1994. Box 2, Folder 13
		CMG 85.  Box 2, Folder 14
		CMIS Presentation.  Box 2, Folder 15
		COBOL, History.  Box 2, Folder 16
		Comdex.  Box 2, Folder 17
		Cold War.  Box 2, Folder 18
		Coleman, Business Machine, 1949. Box 2, Folder 19
		Computer Museum.  Box 2, Folder 20
		Computer Hardware, Main Frames Article, August 1983. Box 2, Folder 21
		Computing HW, 1980s. Box 2, Folder 22
		Computer Use in U.S., 1980s-1990s. Box 2, Folder 23
		Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC).  Box 2, Folder 24
		Computerworld.  Box 2, Folder 25
		ComputerWorld History.  Box 2, Folder 26
		ComputerWorld, The Age of MIS, 1987. Box 2, Folder 27
		Communications.  Box 2, Folder 28
		Consulting Market Analysis, 1999. Box 2, Folder 29
		Control Chapter.  Box 2, Folder 30
		Control Data Corporation (CDC).  Box 2, Folder 31
		Control Data Corporation (CDC) History.  Box 2, Folder 32
		Controllership Found. Bibliographies, 1950s. Box 2, Folder 33
		Cortada, J.W. "Ludicrous View of DP's History." 1986. Box 2, Folder 34
		Couffignal, Louis. Machines a Calculer, 1933. Box 2, Folder 35
		Cuba - Data Processing in Cuba.  Box 2, Folder 36
		Datamation 100 Survey Stats, 1985. Box 2, Folder 37
		Datamation 100 Survey for 1986, 1986. Box 2, Folder 38
		Datamation, Tables of Contents.  Box 2, Folder 39
		Datamation "100".  Box 2, Folder 40
		Data Processing Charts/Graphs (Camera-Ready).  Box 2, Folder 41
		DataPoint.  Box 2, Folder 42
		Data Processing Finance Project.  Box 2, Folder 43
Box 3		Data Processing Dic Source Materials.  Box 3, Folder 1
		Data Processing Industry, 1930s. Box 3, Folder 2
		Databases, History.  Box 3, Folder 3
		Data Processing, 1980-1985. Box 3, Folder 4
		Data Processing Industry, ComputerWorld, 1970s-1980s. Box 3, Folder 5
		Data Processing Industry, U.S., Trends and Stats, 1970s-1987. Box 3, Folder 6
		Data Processing Industry, by Cortada, 2000. Box 3, Folder 7
		Data Processing Industry, 1980s-1990s. Box 3, Folder 8
		DPMA Proceedings, Table of Contents, 1960s. Box 3, Folder 9
		Data Processing Strategy Book Files,  Box 3, Folder 10
		Data Processing Industry, 1989-1990.  Box 3, Folder 11
		Data Processing Industry, CPU Installation by Name, 1956-1959. Box 3, Folder 12
		Data Processing Industry, 1990s. Box 3, Folder 13
		Data Processing Survey, 1985. Box 3, Folder 14
		Data Processing Service Bureaus, 1960s. Box 3, Folder 15
		DataProducts Corporation.  Box 3, Folder 16
		Diebold, John.  Box 3, Folder 17
		DPMA.  Box 3, Folder 18
		Digital Equipment Corporation (History).  Box 3, Folder 19
		Du Boof, R.B. "Demand/Dev. Telegraph in U.S., 1844-1860," BHR, 1980. Box 3, Folder 20
		Dell.  Box 3, Folder 21
		Data Processing Industry, 1990s. Box 3, Folder 22
		Data Processing Technology, Auerbach/CBI, 1970s-1980s. Box 3, Folder 23
		Dulberger, "Application Hedonic Computer Prices," 1989. Box 3, Folder 24
		Data Processing Industry Trends.  Box 3, Folder 25
		Data Processing Industry, 1988. Box 3, Folder 26
		Data Processing Industry, 1990s. Box 3, Folder 27
		E-mail, History of.  Box 3, Folder 28
		Eckert and Mauchly (History).  Box 3, Folder 29
		Economic Growth.  Box 3, Folder 30
		Engelbourg, Saul. "Consequences of Leasing of Industrial Machinery," 1966. Box 3, Folder 31
		ERA History.  Box 3, Folder 32
		ERP.  Box 3, Folder 33
		Federal Paperboard Company.  Box 3, Folder 34
		Felt and Tarrant.  Box 3, Folder 35
		Fourth Generation Languages.  Box 3, Folder 36
		Future Computing, Inc.  Box 3, Folder 37
		Gartner Group, Inc.  Box 3, Folder 38
		Garud, "Competition in Network Industries."  Box 3, Folder 39
		Gates and Microsoft.  Box 3, Folder 40
		Ginsberg, "IT and Competition." 1992. Box 3, Folder 41
		Gordon, "Evolution Computer Prices," 1989. Box 3, Folder 42
		Great Britain, Computer Education, 1967. Box 3, Folder 43
		HP Counting on Software to Spur Growth.  Box 3, Folder 44
		What is the Best Memory Protection Device?  Box 3, Folder 45
Box 4		Europe, Innovation, 1991-2002. Box 4, Folder 1
		Europe, Computing in (History).  Box 4, Folder 2
		Europe, Data Processing in.  Box 4, Folder 3
		Halacy, D.S. Computers: Machines We Think With, 1962. Box 4, Folder 4
		Hall, "SW Industry," 1983. Box 4, Folder 5
		Hardware, 1950s. Box 4, Folder 6
		Hardware, 1960s. Box 4, Folder 7
		Hardware, 1980s. Box 4, Folder 8
		Harris Corporation.  Box 4, Folder 9
		Hewlett-Packard.  Box 4, Folder 10
		Hollerith, H. (History).  Box 4, Folder 11
		Honeywell.  Box 4, Folder 12
		"How Much Information," 2000. Box 4, Folder 13
		IBM S/360 40th Anniversary.  Box 4, Folder 14
		IEEE.  Box 4, Folder 15
		IEEE.  Box 4, Folder 16
		IEEE History Committee Agenda, May 24, 1988. Box 4, Folder 17
		Image Processing, 1980s. Box 4, Folder 18
		Image Technology, 1990s. Box 4, Folder 19
		IT, 2000s. Box 4, Folder 20
		IFIP.  Box 4, Folder 21
		Informatics, Inc.  Box 4, Folder 22
		Information Science, Historiography of.  Box 4, Folder 23
		Instrument Society of America (ISA).  Box 4, Folder 24
		IT Change Paper, 1997. Box 4, Folder 25
		IT Deployment.  Box 4, Folder 26
		IT Strategic Planning, 1980s. Box 4, Folder 27
		IT Expenditures, 1997-1999. Box 4, Folder 28
		ITT.  Box 4, Folder 29
		John, Richard. "Expanding Realm of Communications," U.S., 1800s. Box 4, Folder 30
		Jones, "Reasoning About Programs."  Box 4, Folder 31
		Josephson Technology.  Box 4, Folder 32
		Kinko's.  Box 4, Folder 33
		Kinko's Corporation.  Box 4, Folder 34
		Kennedy, I.G. The Bigness of Little Things. Scales, 1922. Box 4, Folder 35
		Kraus, J. "British Electron-Tub, 1935-62," 1968. Box 4, Folder 36
		Kendrick, Productivity Trends, 1961. Box 4, Folder 37
		Kilby, Jack S. (Bio).  Box 4, Folder 38
		Department of Labor, Outlook for Computer Process Control, 1970. Box 4, Folder 39
		Langlois, "Vanishing Hand," 2005. Box 4, Folder 40
		Lawsuits, 1930s. Box 4, Folder 41
		Leasing.  Box 4, Folder 42
		Leasing and 3rd Parties.  Box 4, Folder 43
		Leffingwell, Office Management, 1927. Box 4, Folder 44
		Legacy Systems.  Box 4, Folder 45
		Legal Applications.  Box 4, Folder 46
		Lindgren, M. Glory and Failure: Scheutz Machines, Müller, 1987. Box 4, Folder 47
		Lindgren, M. "Scheutzist Diff. Engine," 1982. Box 4, Folder 48
Box 5		Linkage Analysis, K. Prmozic, 1980s-1990s. Box 5, Folder 1
		Linux Operating System, 1990s-2000s. Box 5, Folder 2
		Livermore Lab (History).  Box 5, Folder 3
		Lotus, Inc.  Box 5, Folder 4
		Lotus Notes.  Box 5, Folder 5
		Lubar, S. "Computer Museum, Boston," 1986. Box 5, Folder 6
		Lutzee, S.C. Formation of International Computer Industry, 1945-60, 1979. Box 5, Folder 7
		Lybrand, EDP Bibliography, 1961. Box 5, Folder 8
		MacDonald, R.W. Strategy for Growth: Burroughs Corporation, 1978. Box 5, Folder 9
		Machulp, Production, Distrib. Knowledge, 1962. Box 5, Folder 10
		Mahoney, Michael S., Article by.  Box 5, Folder 11
		Malerba, F. "Technological Regimes and Firm Behavior," 1993. Box 5, Folder 12
		Marcosson, Wherever Men Trade, 1948. Box 5, Folder 13
		McDonough, A.M. Information Econ. and Managment Sys., 1963. Box 5, Folder 14
		Merzbach, Uta C. George Scheutz and 1st Printing Calculator, 1977. Box 5, Folder 15
		Messenbourg. "Measuring Digital Economy," 2001. Box 5, Folder 16
		Mettler, Ruben F. The Little Brown Hen That Could: TRW, 1982. Box 5, Folder 17
		Microsoft.  Box 5, Folder 18
		Microcomputers, 1980s. Box 5, Folder 19
		Minicomputers.  Box 5, Folder 20
		Mooers' Law.  Box 5, Folder 21
		Mournier-Kuhn, P.E. Articles by and with.  Box 5, Folder 22
		Multimedia Technology, 1990s. Box 5, Folder 23
		National Computer Conference (NCC).  Box 5, Folder 24
		NCR.  Box 5, Folder 25
		The Need for New Leadership.  Box 5, Folder 26
		Networking IBM Technology, 1990s. Box 5, Folder 27
		News Clippings, Data Processing Industry, Summer 1987. Box 5, Folder 28
		Nolan, et al. "Baby Bells," 1980. Box 5, Folder 29
		Northern Telecom Ltd/Inc.  Box 5, Folder 30
		Office Equipment, 1925. Box 5, Folder 31
		Office Machines, Leffingwell, Office Appliance Manual, 1920s, 1926. Box 5, Folder 32
		Office Products Industry, 1919. Box 5, Folder 33
		Olsen, K.H. DEC, 1983. Box 5, Folder 34
		Osborn, "GE and UNIVAC."  Box 5, Folder 35
		Owens, L. "V. Bush and Difference Analyzer," 1986. Box 5, Folder 36
		Palm Pilots, 1990s-2000s. Box 5, Folder 37
		Performance Evaluation, CPUs, etc., 1980-1981. Box 5, Folder 38
		The Players.  Box 5, Folder 39
		Poetry, Computers/IBM.  Box 5, Folder 40
		Porat, Info Economy, Vols. 1, 3, and 4, 1977. Box 5, Folder 41
Box 6		Porat, Info Economy, Vol. 2, 1977. Box 6, Folder 1
		Poulin, J.S. "The Business Case for Software Reuse."  Box 6, Folder 2
		Press Reports, 1990s. Box 6, Folder 3
		Price, "Automata, Origins of Mechanism," 1963. Box 6, Folder 4
		Prime Computers.  Box 6, Folder 5
		Printers.  Box 6, Folder 6
		Punch Cards.  Box 6, Folder 7
		RCA.  Box 6, Folder 8
		Ratchford, B.T., Brock Same, "Prices Computers," 1979. Box 6, Folder 9
		Rees, Mina (Bio Data).  Box 6, Folder 10
		Remington Rand, Inc.  Box 6, Folder 11
		Rosen, Saul. "Electronic Computers: A Historical Survey," 1969. Box 6, Folder 12
		Rosen, Saul. "Electronic Computers: A Historical Survey."  Box 6, Folder 13
		Reader's Guide Data Processing Pages, 1960s-1970s. Box 6, Folder 14
		Rosenberg, J.M. Computer Prophets, 1969. Box 6, Folder 15
		Rosenberg, "Historiography of the Progress."  Box 6, Folder 16
		Rosenberg, "Economic Implications of VLSI."  Box 6, Folder 17
		Rubin, Knowledge Industry, 1986. Box 6, Folder 18
		Salerno, L.M. "Chips."  Box 6, Folder 19
		SABRE System.  Box 6, Folder 20
		SAP Reengineering IT Apps, 1996-1997. Box 6, Folder 21
		Sloan, Two Cycles of Corp. Profits, 1936. Box 6, Folder 22
		Society for Computer Simulation.  Box 6, Folder 23
		Society for Information Display.  Box 6, Folder 24
		Software Bibliography.  Box 6, Folder 25
		Software History, Miscellaneous.  Box 6, Folder 26
		Supply Chain/Logistics.  Box 6, Folder 27
		Spencer, Honeywell After 100 Years, 1986. Box 6, Folder 28
		Sperry (History).  Box 6, Folder 29
		Stern, N, "Eckert-Mauchly Computers," 1982. Box 6, Folder 30
		Storage - Disk, Tape.  Box 6, Folder 31
		Supercomputers.  Box 6, Folder 32
		Tandem.  Box 6, Folder 33
		Tandy.  Box 6, Folder 34
		Tanton, René. Le Calcul Mécanique, 1963. Box 6, Folder 35
		Texas Instruments (History).  Box 6, Folder 36
		Tilton, Semiconductor.  Box 6, Folder 37
		Tolley, Smith-Corona Typewriters.  Box 6, Folder 38
		TRW.  Box 6, Folder 39
		Turing, Alan, History, Post-World War II, ACE CPU.  Box 6, Folder 40
		Transistor, AT&T Conferences, 1950s. Box 6, Folder 41
		Tracy, L. My Heart Sang.  Box 6, Folder 42
		Triplett, "Prices...Research on Computers."  Box 6, Folder 43
		Turck, J.A.V. Origin of Modern Calculating Machines, 1921. Box 6, Folder 44
		Typewriter Manufacturing, 1870s-1920s. Box 6, Folder 45
		"Typewriter Industry", Engler, PhD.  Box 6, Folder 46
		Typewriters, 19th Century, Blanchard, C.H.  Box 6, Folder 47
Box 7		UNIVAC Conference, 1990. Box 7, Folder 1
		Unisys History.  Box 7, Folder 2
		U.S. Department of Commerce Tariffs on Data Processing Gear, 1914. Box 7, Folder 3
		U.S. Department of Commerce, World Trade ADD, Calculating, Cash Reg., 1953-1958. Box 7, Folder 4
		U.S. Government Working Group on Electronic Commerce, 1998. Box 7, Folder 5
		Videotex, 1980s. Box 7, Folder 6
		Von Neumann, John, Bio Data.  Box 7, Folder 7
		Wang Labs.  Box 7, Folder 8
		Writing, Technical.  Box 7, Folder 9
		Xerox.  Box 7, Folder 10
		Year 2000 Problem.  Box 7, Folder 11
		Zellers, The Typewriter, 1873-1948, Remington Rand.  Box 7, Folder 12
Box 8		Accounting/Financial Applications.  Box 8, Folder 1
		Accounting, Computers and.  Box 8, Folder 2
		Acquisition of Data Processing.  Box 8, Folder 3
		Advertising Applications.  Box 8, Folder 4
		Agriculture Applications.  Box 8, Folder 5
		AI Applications - Technology.  Box 8, Folder 6
		Airline Applications.  Box 8, Folder 7
		Airline Applications.  Box 8, Folder 8
		Applications, 1920s. Box 8, Folder 9
		Annals, Poli Science, Automation, 1962. Box 8, Folder 10
		Applications, 1930s. Box 8, Folder 11
		Office Applications, 1900-1930s. Box 8, Folder 12
		Applications - British Commercial, 1959-1964. Box 8, Folder 13
		Applications, Catalogs.  Box 8, Folder 14
		Application Book.  Box 8, Folder 15
		Application Enabling, 1979. Box 8, Folder 16
		Applications, Installing of.  Box 8, Folder 17
		Applications, Survey ADs.  Box 8, Folder 18
		Applications, Justification.  Box 8, Folder 19
		A/R Software, 1970s. Box 8, Folder 20
		Auditing - Accounting Sys.  Box 8, Folder 21
		Auditing, on the Computer.  Box 8, Folder 22
		Bauer, W.F. "Economics of Time-Sharing," 1967. Box 8, Folder 23
		Berkeley, Computer Revolution, 1962. Box 8, Folder 24
		Bueschel, Time-Sharing Ser., 1969. Box 8, Folder 25
		Buildings, Computer-Run.  Box 8, Folder 26
		Camillus, J.C. "Corp. Strategy and Design of Computer Information Systems," 1985. Box 8, Folder 27
		Cash, J.I. "IS Redraws Comp. Boundaries," HBR.  Box 8, Folder 28
		"CEO Goes Online," HBR.  Box 8, Folder 29
		Charnes, A., et al. "Application of Linear Programming to Financial Budgeting and Costing of Funds," 1959. Box 8, Folder 30
		Chemical Applications.  Box 8, Folder 31
		Clippenger, "Economics of Digital Computers," 1955. Box 8, Folder 32
		"The Computer," 1972. Box 8, Folder 33
		Computer Aided Instruction.  Box 8, Folder 34
		Computer Technology Applications for Management, 1967. Box 8, Folder 35
		COPICS.  Box 8, Folder 36
		Computers in the Humanities - Applications.  Box 8, Folder 37
Box 9		Kiss Your Mall Goodbye: Online Shopping is Faster, Cheaper, and Better.  Box 9, Folder 1
		About Working with VDTs.  Box 9, Folder 2
		Origins of an Industry.  Box 9, Folder 3
		Re-Engineering Information Systems Applications.  Box 9, Folder 4
		Living in the Information Society: A Series of Paperes Designed to Prompt Open Discussion of the Public Policy Issues Raised in this Era of Network Computing.  Box 9, Folder 5
		Cornish, Process CTR, 1968. Box 9, Folder 6
		Cost of Data Processing and Justifica.  Box 9, Folder 7
		Data Base.  Box 9, Folder 8
		Data Communications.  Box 9, Folder 9
		Decision-Making Applications.  Box 9, Folder 10
		Diebold, J. Business Decisions, 1970. Box 9, Folder 11
		Digital Democracy: Voting in an Information Age, 2001. Box 9, Folder 12
		E-Business.  Box 9, Folder 13
		E-Mail.  Box 9, Folder 14
		Econ. Eval. Model (PSG Based)  Box 9, Folder 15
		U.S. Economy, 1990-2000s. Box 9, Folder 16
		The Emerging Digital Economy II.  Box 9, Folder 17
		Employment, Impact of Data Processing, Office, 1950s-1970s. Box 9, Folder 18
		Ergonomics and You.  Box 9, Folder 19
		ERP Systems, 1990s-2004. Box 9, Folder 20
		Fairbanks, Ralph W. "Electronics in Modern Office," HBR, 1952. Box 9, Folder 21
		Feldberg, "Tech and Transformation of Clerical Work," 1987. Box 9, Folder 22
		Ferguson, "VooDoo Economics, " 1988. Box 9, Folder 23
		Financial Justification.  Box 9, Folder 24
		Financial Computers.  Box 9, Folder 25
Box 10		Gerrity, T.P., "End-User Computing," 1985. Box 10, Folder 1
		Graphics, 1980s. Box 10, Folder 2
		Greenbaum, Efficiency, Shop Floor App, 1979. Box 10, Folder 3
		Haber, Impact Technological Change, 1963. Box 10, Folder 4
		Hardware/Apps, 1960s. Box 10, Folder 5
		Hardware, 1950s. Box 10, Folder 6
		Hattery, L.H., Electronics in Management, 1956. Box 10, Folder 7
		Iacono, Suzanne, and Kling, R. "Changing Office Technologies and Transformation of Clerical Jobs," 1987. Box 10, Folder 8
		Info as Corporate Asset.  Box 10, Folder 9
		I/T Industry, Government Stats/Data, 1990s. Box 10, Folder 10
		I/T and Business Strategy, 1990s. Box 10, Folder 11
		Interactive Computing, 1970s-1980s. Box 10, Folder 12
		Inventory Apps.  Box 10, Folder 13
		Jackson, Ivans. Management of Information Resource Functions.  Box 10, Folder 14
		Kenny, T. "Management Looks at Office," 1957. Box 10, Folder 15
		Kenny, T. "Modern Office," 1958. Box 10, Folder 16
		Kenny, T. "Office Productivity," 1960. Box 10, Folder 17
		KM, "Designing Enterprise Architecture for KM," 2000. Box 10, Folder 18
		Kraemer, "IT and Productivity," 2000. Box 10, Folder 19
		Laubach, Co. Investigations of Data Processing, 1957. Box 10, Folder 20
		Law, Data Processing.  Box 10, Folder 21
		Legal Issues and Data Processing.  Box 10, Folder 22
		Lutz, Tom. "Managing the Software/People Trade-Off," 1977. Box 10, Folder 23
		Malcolm, Management Control Systems, 1960. Box 10, Folder 24
		Marketing Using Data Bases, 1990s. Box 10, Folder 25
		McColloch, White Collar Workers, 1983. Box 10, Folder 26
		McFarlan, F.W. "Information Technology and Competition."  Box 10, Folder 27
		McFarlan, F.W. "Portfolio Approach to Information Systems," HBR, 1981. Box 10, Folder 28
		Miller, J.G. "Beyond Quality Revo: Manufacturing in the 1990s." circa 1989. Box 10, Folder 29
		Mining Application.  Box 10, Folder 30
		Mobley, Computers, 1930s-1950s. Box 10, Folder 31
		"Office Machines," Non-Data Processing, 1960s. Box 10, Folder 32
		Office Applications.  Box 10, Folder 33
		This Old Office.  Box 10, Folder 34
		Olivier, Human Resources, Banks/Insurance Companies, 1988. Box 10, Folder 35
		On-Line Computing.  Box 10, Folder 36
		Process Industry Applications.  Box 10, Folder 37
Box 11		Sales Apps Manufacturing.  Box 11, Folder 1
		Engineering Apps.  Box 11, Folder 2
		Manufacturing - Inventory Control/Materials Handling.  Box 11, Folder 3
		Manufacturing - Numerical Control.  Box 11, Folder 4
		Instead of a Preface.  Box 11, Folder 5
		Office Systems.  Box 11, Folder 6
		Parsons, G.L. "Information Technology: Competitive Weapon," 1983. Box 11, Folder 7
		Public Image of Data Processing.  Box 11, Folder 8
		Ream, N.J. "O/L Management System Information," 1964. Box 11, Folder 9
		Religious Applications.  Box 11, Folder 10
		Rico, Advance Against Paper Work, 1967. Box 11, Folder 11
		Rockart, J.F. "IT in the 1990s," 1989. Box 11, Folder 12
		Role of: Organizational.  Box 11, Folder 13
		Sales Applications.  Box 11, Folder 14
		Scientific Applications.  Box 11, Folder 15
		Secondary Schools and Data Processing.  Box 11, Folder 16
		Security of Data Processing.  Box 11, Folder 17
		Self-Organizing Systems.  Box 11, Folder 18
		Shepard, Automation and Alienation, 1971. Box 11, Folder 19
		Schoeffler, James D. "Process Control Software," 1966. Box 11, Folder 20
		Silverman, J. Herbert. "A Process of Reduction," 1986. Box 11, Folder 21
		SNA, History of.  Box 11, Folder 22
		Software, Costs of.  Box 11, Folder 23
		Software, Economics of.  Box 11, Folder 24
		Software, History of.  Box 11, Folder 25
		Software Industry.  Box 11, Folder 26
		Software - PCs/Micros.  Box 11, Folder 27
		Software Survey, 1983. Box 11, Folder 28
		Software - User Views.  Box 11, Folder 29
		Solo, R.A. "Automation: Technique, Mystique, Critique," 1963. Box 11, Folder 30
		Sports Applications.  Box 11, Folder 31
		Sprowls, R. Clay, "Computer Education in Business Curriculum," 1963. Box 11, Folder 32
		Stout, Thomas M. "Process Control," 1966. Box 11, Folder 33
		Sub-Section Response Time, 1980s. Box 11, Folder 34
		Taviss, Irene, Computer Impact, 1970. Box 11, Folder 35
		Textile Applications.  Box 11, Folder 36
		Technology Economics, 1980s-2003. Box 11, Folder 37
		Telecommunications.  Box 11, Folder 38
		Time-Sharing.  Box 11, Folder 39
		Travel Industry.  Box 11, Folder 40
		Unemployment and Data Processing.  Box 11, Folder 41
		Walter, Man on Assembly Line, 1952. Box 11, Folder 42
		Watershed Study.  Box 11, Folder 43
		Worthington Pump, CPUs at.  Box 11, Folder 44
		Yates, J. "Supply and Demand in Use of Information in Am Firms, 1850-1920."  Box 11, Folder 45
Box 12		Miscellaneous Material.  Box 12, Folder 1
		SESS #30-33.  Box 12, Folder 2
		Forbes 80th Anniversary Issue, July 7, 1997. Box 12, Folder 3
		Wired, October 1996. Box 12, Folder 4
		Information Technology.  Box 12, Folder 5
		IT Industry Reports - Gartner, IDC, Forrester, 2004-2006. Box 12, Folder 6
		Burroughs Annual Reports, 1956-1980. Box 12, Folder 7
		SMA: Microelectronic Products Division (A).  Box 12, Folder 8
		Getting Wired and (Web) Ready.  Box 12, Folder 9
Box 13		Miscellaneous Material.  Box 13, Folder 1
		Sloan Management Review: Six Stages of IT Strategic Management.  Box 13, Folder 2
		Sloan Management Review: Critical IT Issues: The Next Ten Years.  Box 13, Folder 3
		Quotes.  Box 13, Folder 4
		Malcolm Baldrige Award Application.  Box 13, Folder 5
		A Model for Managing the Information Systems Business.  Box 13, Folder 6
		ITQM Book Chapter 1 and Front Matter.  Box 13, Folder 7
		IT5 Chapter 5.  Box 13, Folder 8
		IT3 Chapter 3.  Box 13, Folder 9
		Wisconsin Trading Area Market Driven Quality Self-Assessment.  Box 13, Folder 10
		Figure for TQM Book.  Box 13, Folder 11
		JSIS IT Justification.  Box 13, Folder 12
		IT Chapter 4.  Box 13, Folder 13
		ITTQM Chapter 2.  Box 13, Folder 14
		Personnel.  Box 13, Folder 15
		Ould, Strategies for Software Engineering, 1990. Box 13, Folder 16
		Tools - Information and Data.  Box 13, Folder 17
		IT Benchmarking Consortium, 1993. Box 13, Folder 18
		Humphrey, Managing Software Process, 1989. Box 13, Folder 19
		Chapter 10.  Box 13, Folder 20
		Applications and Reeng.  Box 13, Folder 21
		Software Development.  Box 13, Folder 22
		Org. Issues.  Box 13, Folder 23
		Assessment and Measurements (see also OPS).  Box 13, Folder 24
		Case Studies - Measurements.  Box 13, Folder 25
		SPC/QUMAP SW.  Box 13, Folder 26
Box 14		Yates, J. Control Through Communication, 1989. Box 14, Folder 1
		Thomas, Ray, "Statistical Information Systems and Management," Organization Studies 5, No. 4, pp. 345-358, 1984. Box 14, Folder 2
		Y2K, 1990s. Box 14, Folder 3
		Information and Software Technology.  Box 14, Folder 4
		IT Strategies for Profitably Providing High-Level Customer Service.  Box 14, Folder 5
		Allen B. "Unmanaged CUP Sys," HBR, 1982. Box 14, Folder 6
		Data Processing Professions and People.  Box 14, Folder 7
		Bur. Lab. St. Computer Manpower Outlook, 1974. Box 14, Folder 8
		Angus, A.D. Computer People, 1970. Box 14, Folder 9
		Artis, P. "Five Stages Capacity Planning," 1985. Box 14, Folder 10
		Chapter 9, "Case Model/Simulation: Mountain and Valley Resort Ski Database."  Box 14, Folder 11
		IT Best Practices, 1995. Box 14, Folder 11
		IT Benchmarking.  Box 14, Folder 12
		Brabender, B. "Effect of Task Volume and Complexity Upon Computer Use," 1972. Box 14, Folder 13
		Budgets, Data Processing.  Box 14, Folder 14
		Business Planning (BSP), 1970s. Box 14, Folder 15
		Capacity Planning - Computers, 1970s. Box 14, Folder 16
		Consultants - Data Processing.  Box 14, Folder 17
		CPU, Moving a Data Processing Center, 1970s-1980s. Box 14, Folder 18
		Computer, Selection Process.  Box 14, Folder 19
		CPU Problems/Management, 1970s. Box 14, Folder 20
		Centralization vs. Decentralization.  Box 14, Folder 21
		Conversions.  Box 14, Folder 22
		Data Processing Disaster Planning.  Box 14, Folder 23
		Data Base, History of.  Box 14, Folder 24
		Data Processing - Distributed.  Box 14, Folder 25
		Data Processing Organization - Management, 1970. Box 14, Folder 26
		Data Processing Industry Quality Practices, 1980s-1990s. Box 14, Folder 27
		Data Processing at Lands End, 1980s-1990s. Box 14, Folder 28
		Documentation, Data Processing.  Box 14, Folder 29
		Data Processing Education.  Box 14, Folder 30
		Davis, D. "Computers and Top Management," 1984. Box 14, Folder 31
		Energy Management and Data Processing.  Box 14, Folder 32
		Facility Management, Data Processing.  Box 14, Folder 33
		IEEE Annals of the History of Computing, v. 26, no. 1, January-March 2004. Box 14, Folder 34
		A Global Survey of Software Development Practices.  Box 14, Folder 35
		Haigh, "Inventing Information System," 1950-1968. Box 14, Folder 36
		Risk Minimization Strategies in Customer Relationship Management.  Box 14, Folder 37
		Office Automation Banking Supplement, Number 10.  Box 14, Folder 38
		Harper, R.J. Data Processing Managers, 1967. Box 14, Folder 39
		HIPO.  Box 14, Folder 40
		Information Center.  Box 14, Folder 41
Box 15		IBM Hardware Maintenance/Installation, 1960s-1970s. Box 15, Folder 1
		Justification.  Box 15, Folder 2
		Todd, P. "Evolution of IS Job Skills, 1970-1990."  Box 15, Folder 3
		Monger, Mastering Technology, 1980s. Box 15, Folder 4
		Productivity Paradox IBM Study, 1998. Box 15, Folder 5
		Outsourcing.  Box 15, Folder 6
		Selecting Right CIO by IBM, 1995. Box 15, Folder 7
		Sitkin Bio of Data Processing Executive Aetna, 1950s-1970s. Box 15, Folder 8
		System Men, 1955-1968. Box 15, Folder 9
		Year 2000 Issue.  Box 15, Folder 10
		IT Best Practices Pitch, 1998. Box 15, Folder 11
		IT Best Practices Detail, 1995. Box 15, Folder 12
		Quality in an IT Organization.  Box 15, Folder 13
		Madrid Expo.  Box 15, Folder 14
		Linkage Analysis Planning.  Box 15, Folder 15
		IBM Wisconsin Vision: Helping You Gain Competitive Advantage.  Box 15, Folder 16
		Data Processing Management Practices and HW, 1959. Box 15, Folder 17
Box 16		Industries Overview, 1960s. Box 16, Folder 25
Box 17		John W. Backus, 82, Fortran Developer, Dies.  Box 17, Folder 1
		The Apple of Your Ear.  Box 17, Folder 2
		Management Technology, January 1960. Box 17, Folder 3
		Management Technology, December 1960. Box 17, Folder 4
		Management Technology, December 1961. Box 17, Folder 5
		Management Technology, August 1962. Box 17, Folder 6
		Management Technology, December 1962. Box 17, Folder 7
		Management Technology, May 1963. Box 17, Folder 8
		Management Technology, December 1963. Box 17, Folder 9
		Management Technology, June 1964. Box 17, Folder 10
		Management Technology, December 1964. Box 17, Folder 11
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, October 1, 1960. Box 17, Folder 12
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, January 1, 1961. Box 17, Folder 13
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, April 1, 1961. Box 17, Folder 14
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, July 1961. Box 17, Folder 15
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, October 1961. Box 17, Folder 16
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, January 1962. Box 17, Folder 17
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, April 1962. Box 17, Folder 18
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, July 1962. Box 17, Folder 19
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, October 1962. Box 17, Folder 20
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, April 1963. Box 17, Folder 21
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, July 1963. Box 17, Folder 23
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, October 1963. Box 17, Folder 24
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, January 1964. Box 17, Folder 25
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, April 1964. Box 17, Folder 26
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, July 1964. Box 17, Folder 27
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, October 1964. Box 17, Folder 28
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, January 1965. Box 17, Folder 29
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, April 1965. Box 17, Folder 30
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, July 1965. Box 17, Folder 31
		APICS Quarterly Bulletin, October 1965. Box 17, Folder 32
		APICS Annual Conference: The Proceedings of the 1960 National Technical Conference.  Box 17, Folder 33
		APICS Annual Conference: The Proceedings of the 1961 National Technical Conference.  Box 17, Folder 34
		APICS Annual Conference: The Proceedings of the 1962 National Technical Conference.  Box 17, Folder 35
		APICS Annual Conference: The Proceedings of the 1963 National Technical Conference.  Box 17, Folder 36
		APICS Annual Conference: The Proceedings of the 1964 National Technical Conference.  Box 17, Folder 33
		APICS Annual Conference: The Proceedings of the 1965 National Technical Conference.  Box 17, Folder 33
		APICS Annual Conference: The Proceedings of the 1957 National Technical Conference.  Box 17, Folder 33
		Operations Research, June 1957. Box 17, Folder 34
		Operations Research, August 1957. Box 17, Folder 35
		Operations Research, October 1957. Box 17, Folder 36
		Operations Research, December 1957. Box 17, Folder 37
		Operations Research, July-August 1959. Box 17, Folder 38
		Operations Research, March-April 1960. Box 17, Folder 39
		Production and Inventory Management, January 1966. Box 17, Folder 40
		Bureau Labor Statistics - BLBs and Other Information.  Box 17, Folder 41
		United States Gross National Product Statistics, 1950-1990. Box 17, Folder 42
		BLS Studies.  Box 17, Folder 43
Box 26		Federal Express and UPS Information Technology Applications, 1995-2001. Box 26, Folder 1
		Distribution Industries and Information Technology, 1990s-2005. Box 26, Folder 2
		Agriculture Applications, 1980s. Box 26, Folder 3
		Transportation, Communications, Utilities - Networking, 2000. Box 26, Folder 4
		Watershed, 1997. Box 26, Folder 5
		Health Care Applications.  Box 26, Folder 6
		Medical Applications.  Box 26, Folder 7
		Medical Applications.  Box 26, Folder 8
		Health Care, 1990s. Box 26, Folder 9
		Greanias, E.C. "Computer in Medicine," 1965. Box 26, Folder 10
		Economic Report of the President - Transmitted to the Congress Together with the Annual Report of the Council of Economic Advisers, February 2005. Box 26, Folder 11
		Economic Report of the President - Transmitted to the Congress, February 2000. Box 26, Folder 12
		Economic Report of the President - Transmitted to the Congress Together with the Annual Report of the Council of Economic Advisers, January 2001. Box 26, Folder 13
		Spawning S-Curves: Count IT in for Strategy - A Survey.  Box 26, Folder 14
		U.S. Census Bureau: Computer Use and Ownership.  Box 26, Folder 15
		Office Automation Applications.  Box 26, Folder 16
		Office Automation Applications Supplement Number 21.  Box 26, Folder 17
		Office Automation Applications Supplement Number 22.  Box 26, Folder 18
		Utility Customer Accounting on IBM 705 II.  Box 26, Folder 19
		Utilities (From Data Processing Yearbook, ed. Alan D. Meacham), 1962. Box 26, Folder 20
		Control Data Corporation Computers Help Conserve Power.  Box 26, Folder 21
		Electric Utilities (From Investing in American Industries: Analysis of Opportunities Today, ed. Lester V. Plum), 1960. Box 26, Folder 22
Box 29		Industry Business Architecture.  Box 29, Folder 17
		Industry Overview and Economics.  Box 29, Folder 18
		Industry Problems.  Box 29, Folder 19
		Industry Value Net.  Box 29, Folder 20
		Line of Business Economics.  Box 29, Folder 21
		Current Industry Dynamics: Line of Business Issues.  Box 29, Folder 22
		Line of Business Market Performance.  Box 29, Folder 23
		Line of Business Maturity.  Box 29, Folder 24
		E-Business Leading Practices: Current E-Business Tactics.  Box 29, Folder 25
		E-Business Leading Practices - Wave 1 Adoption: Overview and Process Level Impacts.  Box 29, Folder 26
		E-Business Leading Practices - Wave 2 Adoption: Overview and Process Level Impacts.  Box 29, Folder 27
		E-Business Leading Practices: Alternative Business Models.  Box 29, Folder 28
		E-Business Leading Practices: Business Issues.  Box 29, Folder 29
		E-Business Leading Practices - Cross industry processes: E-Business Usage.  Box 29, Folder 30
		Volume 1, Manufacturing Industry, circa 1950s-2005.
Box 16		Textile.  Box 16, Folder 1
		Paper Applications.  Box 16, Folder 2
		Bureau Labor Statistics, Textiles #1578, 1969. Box 16, Folder 3
		Machine Took Industry.  Box 16, Folder 4
		Electric Motor Industry.  Box 16, Folder 5
		Supply Chain E-Manufacturing, 1999. Box 16, Folder 6
		Manufacturing Labor Issues.  Box 16, Folder 7
		Disk Drive Industry.  Box 16, Folder 8
		Data Entry/Collection and OCR.  Box 16, Folder 9
		Order Entry, 1960s-1970s. Box 16, Folder 10
		Manufacturing Office Applications.  Box 16, Folder 11
		MRP.  Box 16, Folder 12
		Manufacturing - General, 1950s. Box 16, Folder 13
		Manufacturing - General, 1960s. Box 16, Folder 14
		Manufacturing - General, 1970s. Box 16, Folder 15
		Manufacturing - General, 1980s. Box 16, Folder 16
		Manufacturing - Design CAD.  Box 16, Folder 17
		Manufacturing - General, 1990s. Box 16, Folder 18
		Manufacturing - Decision Making Applications.  Box 16, Folder 21
		Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) - Design Also.  Box 16, Folder 22
		Shop Floor and Production.  Box 16, Folder 23
Box 32		Commercial Applications.  Box 32, Folder 1
		Design of Products.  Box 32, Folder 2
		Automobile Applications.  Box 32, Folder 3
		"Manufacturing Roundtable," 1989. Box 32, Folder 4
		Manufacturing Production Robotics.  Box 32, Folder 5
		Manufacturing Chapters - Administrative Files, etc.  Box 32, Folder 6
		Manufacturing Applications.  Box 32, Folder 7
		Product Warranty.  Box 32, Folder 8
		Semiconductor Industry.  Box 32, Folder 9
		Semiconductor Industry.  Box 32, Folder 10
		Aerospace Industry.  Box 32, Folder 11
		Automotive Industry Applications.  Box 32, Folder 12
		Manufacturing Information Technology Trends, 1998-2000. Box 32, Folder 13
		Networks in Electronic Industry, 1997. Box 32, Folder 14
		Schuerger, T.R. and Slamar, F. "Control in the Iron and Steel Industry," 1966. Box 32, Folder 15
		The History of the Oil Industry: Symposium and Field Trips.  Box 32, Folder 16
		The Supply Chain/E-Commerce: Emerging Business Models in E-Commerce, 2000. Box 32, Folder 17
		Meeting the Challenge: U.S. Industry Faces the 21st Century - The Basic Steel Industry.  Box 32, Folder 18
		Software Industry.  Box 32, Folder 19
		Volume 1, Process Industry, circa 1980s-2001.
Box 16		Pharmaceutical Industry IT Applications, 1980s-1990s. Box 16, Folder 19
		Chemical Industry Applications, 1990s-2001. Box 16, Folder 20
		Volume 1, Transportation Industry, undated.
Box 16		Railroad Applications.  Box 16, Folder 23
		Transportation Applications, e.g. Trucking and Traffic.  Box 16, Folder 24
		Volume 1, Retail Industry, circa 1950-2001.
Box 25		Grocery Industry Non-Applications.  Box 25, Folder 1
		Grocery Industry Applications, 1950-2001. Box 25, Folder 2
		Grocery Industry and Internet.  Box 25, Folder 3
		Wholesale Distribution Industry, 2000. Box 25, Folder 4
		Retail, 1960s. Box 25, Folder 5
		Retail, 1950s-1960s. Box 25, Folder 6
		Retail, 1970s. Box 25, Folder 7
		Retail, 1980s. Box 25, Folder 8
		Wholesale, Pre-Internet, 1980s-1990s. Box 25, Folder 9
		Retail, Pre-Internet, 1990s. Box 25, Folder 10
		Drug Projects Drive Industry Successes.  Box 25, Folder 11
		Retail E-Commerce Sales In Second Quarter 2001 Were $7.5 Billion, Up 24.7 Percent From Second Quarter 2000, Census Bureau Reports.  Box 25, Folder 12
		The Impact of Electronic Commerce on the Travel Industry: An Analysis Methodology and Case Study.  Box 25, Folder 13
		Retailing.  Box 25, Folder 14
		Kmart Files Chapter 11.  Box 25, Folder 15
		December 2001 Economic Flash Report.  Box 25, Folder 16
		Consumer Packaged Goods, 1990s. Box 25, Folder 17
		Retail, 1995. Box 25, Folder 18
		EBay.  Box 25, Folder 19
		Retail Industry, 2000. Box 25, Folder 20
		Retail Applications, 2000. Box 25, Folder 21
		Volume 2, Financial Industry, circa 1950-2004.
Box 18		Best's Review, C and L Edition, 1967-2004. Box 18, Folder 1
		Insurance Best's Life/Health, 1967- . Box 18, Folder 2
		Insurance Industry, IT, 1950-1970. Box 18, Folder 3
		Insurance Industry, IT, 1970-1990. Box 18, Folder 4
		Insurance Industry, IT, 1990-2000s. Box 18, Folder 5
		Insurance Industry - Internet.  Box 18, Folder 6
		Insurance Applications - Pre-Computer.  Box 18, Folder 7
		Insurance Industry - Non-IT.  Box 18, Folder 8
Box 23		The Peninsula Insurance Company and Peninsula Indemnity Company.  Box 23, Folder 1
		Financial Services Sector Overview.  Box 23, Folder 2
		Information Week, October 6, 2003. Box 23, Folder 3
		Is Your Job Going Abroad?  Box 23, Folder 4
		The Future of Retail Electronic Payments Systems: Industry Interviews and Analysis.  Box 23, Folder 5
		Automation Comes to Wall Street.  Box 23, Folder 6
		Joint Firm Tooling up for 'Street'.  Box 23, Folder 7
		ComScore Analysis Reveals Usage of Online Banking and Bill Payments Have Grown Dramatically in the Past Year.  Box 23, Folder 8
		How Financial Firms Decide on Technology.  Box 23, Folder 9
		Technological Progress and the Geographic Expansion of the Banking Industry.  Box 23, Folder 10
		The Economic Effects of Technological Progress: Evidence from the Banking Industry.  Box 23, Folder 11
		The Diffusion of Technological Innovation in the Commercial Banking Industry.  Box 23, Folder 12
		An Analysis of the New Financial Institutions.  Box 23, Folder 13
		What Will Technology Do to Financial Structure?  Box 23, Folder 14
		How Do Markets Emerge? Organizational Unbundling and Vertical Dis-Integration in Mortgage Banking.  Box 23, Folder 15
		Electronic Payments Lead Checks.  Box 23, Folder 16
		Wilmington, Delaware.  Box 23, Folder 17
		DH Chapter 2.  Box 23, Folder 18
		Banking and Insurance and IT, circa 1990s-2005. Box 23, Folder 19
		Banking Journal, 1954-1984. Box 23, Folder 20
		Banking Journal, 1985-2001. Box 23, Folder 21
Box 28		Brokerage Industry.  Box 28, Folder 1
		New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Technology History.  Box 28, Folder 2
		Brokerage Industry, Information Technology, 1950s-1970s. Box 28, Folder 3
		Digital Hand Chapter 5, Brokerage Industry.  Box 28, Folder 4
		Brokerage Industry - Internet.  Box 28, Folder 5
		Banking Industry, General, 1995. Box 28, Folder 6
		Banking BIB and Working Docs.  Box 28, Folder 7
		Electronic Bulls and Bears: U.S. Securities Markets and Information Technology.  Box 28, Folder 8
		New York Business Day, September 9, 2003. Box 28, Folder 9
		Bank Terminology.  Box 28, Folder 10
		Banking on Technology: Expanding Financial Markets and Economic Opportunity.  Box 28, Folder 11
		IBM 1620.  Box 28, Folder 11
		The Information Technology Revolution and Stock Market: Evidence.  Box 28, Folder 12
		Miscellaneous photograph of woman in foreground.  Box 28, Folder 13
Box 31		Miscellaneous (3 pages of notes).  Box 31, Folder 1
		Bank Ameriteller.  Box 31, Folder 2
		Computers and Banking.  Box 31, Folder 3
		Electronic Funds Transfer: The Future is Now.  Box 31, Folder 4
		Electronic Banking.  Box 31, Folder 5
		Banking Applications, 1980s. Box 31, Folder 6
		Insurance Industry, Data Processing, 1950s-1970s. Box 31, Folder 7
		Crisis, Recovery, Innovation: Responsive Organization after September 11.  Box 31, Folder 8
		The Integration of the Financial Services Industry: Where are the Efficiencies?  Box 31, Folder 9
		Special Studies on Technology and Banking.  Box 31, Folder 10
		Web Aggregation: A Snapshot.  Box 31, Folder 11
		Social Studies on Technology and Banking.  Box 31, Folder 12
		Internet Banking: Developments and Prospects.  Box 31, Folder 13
		Information Technology and Productivity.  Box 31, Folder 14
		Consolidation of the Financial Services Industry: Causes, Consequences, and Implications for the Future.  Box 31, Folder 15
		The Diffusion of Financial Innovations: An Examination of the Adoption of Small Business Credit Scoring by Large Banking Organizations.  Box 31, Folder 16
		Check Imaging: Big Changes in Banking.  Box 31, Folder 17
		Bush Signs Electronic Banking Bill.  Box 31, Folder 18
		Bush Signs Electronic Banking Bill.  Box 31, Folder 19
		Greenspan Urges Financial Flexibility.  Box 31, Folder 20
		Banking and Financial Intermediation.  Box 31, Folder 21
		Expansion of Banks into Insurance.  Box 31, Folder 22
		Progressives in the Board Room: The Influence of Settlement Life on Industrial Leadership, 1896-1935. Box 31, Folder 23
		Effect of the Internet on United States Financial Markets.  Box 31, Folder 24
		Pining away for pensions.  Box 31, Folder 25
		Frequently Asked Questions about Banking.  Box 31, Folder 26
		Information technology innovations and commercial banking: a review and appraisal from an historical perspective.  Box 31, Folder 27
		Insurance, 1950s-1960s. Box 31, Folder 28
		The Consolidation of the Financial Services Industry: Causes, Consequences, and Implications for the Future.  Box 31, Folder 29
		The Transformation of Banking.  Box 31, Folder 30
		Is Internet Banking Profitable? A Study of Digital Insight's Offering.  Box 31, Folder 31
		Is Internet Banking Profitable? A Study of Digital Insight's Offering.  Box 31, Folder 32
		Banking: The Biggest Risk Is to Do Nothing.  Box 31, Folder 33
		Banking Industry, 1990s-2000s. Box 31, Folder 34
		Banking Applications, 1950s. Box 31, Folder 35
		Banking Applications, 1970s. Box 31, Folder 36
		Burroughs Corporation "Banking Applications," 1980s. Box 31, Folder 37
		Banking Applications.  Box 31, Folder 38
		Banking Operations at Data Center, Inc.  Box 31, Folder 39
		Data Processing Services at the American National Bank of Beaumont.  Box 31, Folder 40
		General Information Manual: Automated Deposit Proof and Transit.  Box 31, Folder 41
		Central Information System at the Bank of Delaware.  Box 31, Folder 42
		Automated Proof and Transit System.  Box 31, Folder 43
		IBM 1401 Data Processing System with Tapes and the IBM 1419 Magnetic Character Reader for Demand Deposit Accounting.  Box 31, Folder 44
		New OCR Methods Speed Data to Bank Computers.  Box 31, Folder 45
		Detroit Bank Ties Touch-Tone Telephones to IBM Unit for Information System.  Box 31, Folder 46
		Audio Response Systems in Banks.  Box 31, Folder 47
		Fast Credit Card Processing.  Box 31, Folder 48
		Monsanto Bank, July 1965. Box 31, Folder 49
		How S&L Utilizes Computer Service Center.  Box 31, Folder 50
		IBM Press Review Service.  Box 31, Folder 51
		Personal and Corporate Trust Accounting at the First National Bank of Birmingham.  Box 31, Folder 52
		General Ledger Accounting at Bell Savings and Loan Association.  Box 31, Folder 53
		First National Bank in St. Louis Online Savings and Mortgage Services.  Box 31, Folder 54
		Trust Department - Automation Stepchild.  Box 31, Folder 55
		Let's Put a "Transit" on Transit.  Box 31, Folder 56
		Management Information Systems for Banking.  Box 31, Folder 57
		On-Line Processing for Financial Institutions.  Box 31, Folder 58
		Banking in Transition.  Box 31, Folder 59
		Charge Cards - Where Do We Go From Here?  Box 31, Folder 60
		STAR - Simultaneous Transmission and Receiving System for Remote Center Processing.  Box 31, Folder 61
		"Effects of Automation on the Structure and Functioning of Banking."  Box 31, Folder 62
		Banking Automation: A Critical Appraisal.  Box 31, Folder 63
		Commercial Bank Goes Real-Time.  Box 31, Folder 64
		Integrated Data Processing for Banks.  Box 31, Folder 65
		IBM 1401 Tape System for Savings Accounting and Mortgage Accounting.  Box 31, Folder 66
		IBM 1450 Bank Data Processing System for Savings Accounting.  Box 31, Folder 67
		IBM Online Teller Systems for Savings Accounting and Other Financial Applications.  Box 31, Folder 68
		Concepts and Utilization of Credit-Scoring Techniques.  Box 31, Folder 69
		Management Science in Banking.  Box 31, Folder 70
		Credit and Credit Cards.  Box 31, Folder 71
		Bank Automation.  Box 31, Folder 72
		Computer Matches, Confirms Transactions at Hornblower.  Box 31, Folder 73
		Banking Industry, 1950s-1960s. Box 31, Folder 74
		Banking Industry, 1970s-1980s. Box 31, Folder 75
		Volume 2, Telecommunications Industry, circa 1950-2005.
Box 7		MI Business Client Brief.  Box 7, Folder 13
		It's Official - Viacom Splits.  Box 7, Folder 14
		Report: New Taxes Levied on Cellphones.  Box 7, Folder 15
		Information and Communication Technology, 2004. Box 7, Folder 16
		Information and Communication Technology, 2003. Box 7, Folder 17
		Phone Giants Try Alchemy, Turning Wire into Fiber.  Box 7, Folder 18
		MyRewards Statement: It All Adds Up!, 2005. Box 7, Folder 19
		U.S. Census Bureau News: Quarterly Retail E-Commerce Sales, 4th Quarter, 2005. Box 7, Folder 20
		Verizon - MCI Merger.  Box 7, Folder 21
		Competition in the Communications Sectory: Can Unpredictability be Regulated?  Box 7, Folder 22
		Telecom in the Time of Crash.  Box 7, Folder 23
		Telephone Industry.  Box 7, Folder 24
		Cable Cowboy: John Malone and the Rise of the Modern Cable Business.  Box 7, Folder 25
		Evolution of the Telecommunications Industry into the Internet Age.  Box 7, Folder 26
		Spectrum for Mobile Communications in the World.  Box 7, Folder 27
		Final Report: Survey of Current Communications Technology.  Box 7, Folder 28
Box 21		Modern Telecommunications Technologies.  Box 21, Folder 1
		Telco Industry, 1950-1984. Box 21, Folder 2
		Telco Industry, 1984-2004. Box 21, Folder 3
		Telco Industry Definitions.  Box 21, Folder 4
		Sichter, J.W. Economics of Traditional Telephone Industry, 1987. Box 21, Folder 5
		Telco Industry, 2000. Box 21, Folder 6
		Varian, Hal R. Articles on Internet.  Box 21, Folder 7
		E-Business, 2000s. Box 21, Folder 8
		Digital Economy, 1999. Box 21, Folder 9
		Internet - Usage in United States, 2001. Box 21, Folder 10
		Internet, 1990s. Box 21, Folder 11
		PEW Internet and American Life, 2000- . Box 21, Folder 12
Box 29		Recent Development, Telco.  Box 29, Folder 1
		Digital Hand 7, Role...in United States Economy.  Box 29, Folder 2
		Telephone usage down 50 percent since 1997.  Box 29, Folder 3
		Not so mobile: will Nokia now get the message of changing consumer tastes, new technology and stronger rivals?  Box 29, Folder 4
		Voices on Broadband.  Box 29, Folder 5
		Is Telecom Act 'a complete failure'?  Box 29, Folder 6
		Examples of Computer Use by Telephone Companies.  Box 29, Folder 7
		Data Processing in AT&T's Operating Telephone Companies.  Box 29, Folder 8
		Consumer group blasts cable rates.  Box 29, Folder 9
		Office Automation Updating Service Applications: Supplement number 48, September 1961. Box 29, Folder 10
		AT&T (History).  Box 29, Folder 11
		Bell Companies Information Technology, 1980s-1990s. Box 29, Folder 12
		Sprint acquiring Nextel in blockbuster wireless deal.  Box 29, Folder 13
		Verizon-MCI Merger: Deal means consumers may see fewer choices.  Box 29, Folder 14
		Trends in the Competitiveness of Telecommunications Markets: Implications for Deregulation of Retail Local Services.  Box 29, Folder 15
		United States Banks and International Telecommunications.  Box 29, Folder 16
		Volume 2, Entertainment and Media Industries, circa 1950-2005.
Box 27		Publishing Industry.  Box 27, Folder 1
		The Next Chapter.  Box 27, Folder 2
		Kodak takes lead in U.S. digital camera shipments.  Box 27, Folder 3
		Data Bank: Serious kid's stuff.  Box 27, Folder 4
		Internet has bumped TV, other activities.  Box 27, Folder 5
		Apple strikes while the iPod is hot.  Box 27, Folder 6
		Digital cameras snapped up.  Box 27, Folder 7
		Scorsese talks about technology influences on filmmaking.  Box 27, Folder 8
		The Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998.  Box 27, Folder 9
		USA Today Snapshots: Book sales stack up.  Box 27, Folder 10
		Books about, but buyers don't.  Box 27, Folder 11
		Album sales numbers have taken a tumble.  Box 27, Folder 12
		Music and technology industries agree to jointly battle digital piracy.  Box 27, Folder 13
		Mass media ownership.  Box 27, Folder 14
		Time: Inside Bill's New X-Box.  Box 27, Folder 15
		Will You Buy WiFi?  Box 27, Folder 16
		The Information Age and the Printing Press: Looking Backward to See Ahead.  Box 27, Folder 17
		Television, 1990s. Box 27, Folder 18
		Films, Computers in.  Box 27, Folder 19
		Consumer Substitution Among Media.  Box 27, Folder 20
		Entertainment/Music.  Box 27, Folder 21
		Domestic Trade and Services.  Box 27, Folder 22
		Born to be Wire - The Role of New Media for a Digital Generation: A New Media Landscape Comes of Age (Executive Summary).  Box 27, Folder 23
		Cable History.  Box 27, Folder 24
		Satellite Industry History: 50 Years of Evolution.  Box 27, Folder 25
		SBCA Media Center Facts and Figures.  Box 27, Folder 26
		Subject: Chip Price Dynamics.  Box 27, Folder 27
		Media giants suit up to take on video games; TV viewers play rather than watch.  Box 27, Folder 28
		Technical Review of Data Processing Installation.  Box 27, Folder 29
		They're Watching You Watch TV.  Box 27, Folder 30
		The Electronics Stars of Television.  Box 27, Folder 31
		TiVo at the Crossroads.  Box 27, Folder 32
		TV Guide System Review and Proposal Evaluation Study.  Box 27, Folder 33
		Getting Serious Online.  Box 27, Folder 34
		Media given sneak peek at the workplace of the future.  Box 27, Folder 35
		Industry Quick Report: Publishing Industries (three pages).  Box 27, Folder 36
		PC Companies Hawk Gadgets.  Box 27, Folder 37
		Tech's misplaced bet?  Box 27, Folder 38
		Subject: Re: Question about your book.  Box 27, Folder 39
		Media monopoly?  Box 27, Folder 40
		Likely changes in FCC's media ownership rules.  Box 27, Folder 41
		The State of the News Media, 2004. Box 27, Folder 42
		Hollywood extends digital film group.  Box 27, Folder 43
		Book sales drop by 23 million.  Box 27, Folder 44
		Digital books not quite page-turners.  Box 27, Folder 45
		New Information Products and the Changing Role of IS&T(A).  Box 27, Folder 46
		Economy remains the printer's devil.  Box 27, Folder 47
		The Special Role of Banks in the Economic System.  Box 27, Folder 48
		e at 30: Ethernet at 30.  Box 27, Folder 49
		The Special Role of Banks in the Economic System.  Box 27, Folder 50
		The business history of automation in financial services: the way forward.  Box 27, Folder 51
		Online Applications to College Surge.  Box 27, Folder 52
		Testimony of Jerrey A. Eisenach, Ph.D. Before the Subcommittee on Rules and Organization of the House Committee on Rules: United States House of Representatives.  Box 27, Folder 53
		Amazon.com results for taxes and computers.  Box 27, Folder 54
		Annual Performance and Accountability Report: Creating a Successful Furture at GSA, 2005. Box 27, Folder 55
		Revolutionizing Science and Engineering Through Cyberinfrastructure: Report of the National Science Foundation Blue-Ribbon Advisory Panel on Cyberinfrastructure.  Box 27, Folder 56
		Security: The Changing Nature of Crime.  Box 27, Folder 57
		Photography Industry.  Box 27, Folder 58
		Media Industries, 1970-1990. Box 27, Folder 59
		Video Game Industry.  Box 27, Folder 60
		Movie Industry, DVDs, 1990s-2000s. Box 27, Folder 61
		Movies and Computers in Film.  Box 27, Folder 62
		Movie Industry, 1950-1990. Box 27, Folder 63
		Electronic Music, History.  Box 27, Folder 64
		Music Applications.  Box 27, Folder 65
		Computer Pioneers and Their Inventions Calendar: A Sampling of People and Innovations that have Shaped Computer History, 2003. Box 27, Folder 66
Box 33		Global Voice.  Box 33, Folder 1
		Software Publishing and Selling, volume 226, number 12, November 30, 1984. Box 33, Folder 2
		Software Publishing and Selling, volume 226, number 17, October 26, 1984. Box 33, Folder 2
		Software Publishing and Selling, volume 225, number 6, February 10, 1984. Box 33, Folder 3
		Chapter 16: The Military-Entertainment Complex.  Box 33, Folder 4
		Plasma's Bright Future.  Box 33, Folder 5
		Cassette revolution slow a'borning.  Box 33, Folder 6
		Cinema Tools. Advanced tools for film and 24P HD video.  Box 33, Folder 7
		Walter Murch: An Interview with the Editor of "Cold Mountain."  Box 33, Folder 8
		"Computer Priesthood and the History of Computers."  Box 33, Folder 9
		Subject: Re: Need a Footnote.  Box 33, Folder 10
		The Digital Object Identifier (DOI).  Box 33, Folder 11
		The Impact of Technology on Publishing.  Box 33, Folder 12
		The Magazine at the Millennium: Integrating the Internet.  Box 33, Folder 13
		Associated Press Will Install Special IBM System to Compile Stock Tables.  Box 33, Folder 14
		Digital Publishing, 1990s-2000s. Box 33, Folder 15
		Magazine Information Technology.  Box 33, Folder 16
		Book Publishing Industry, 1950-2004. Box 33, Folder 17
		Book Publishing Industry, 1980s-1990s. Box 33, Folder 18
		Book Publishing/Information Technology, 1950s-1980s. Box 33, Folder 19
		Newspaper Industry.  Box 33, Folder 20
		Radio Industry.  Box 33, Folder 21
		Radio and Computing.  Box 33, Folder 22
		Television Industry.  Box 33, Folder 23
		Television and Computing.  Box 33, Folder 24
		Publishers Weekly, on Information Technology Issues, Book Publishing Industry, 1960-2004. Box 33, Folder 25
		Volume 3, Public Sector Industries, circa 1890-2006.
Box 19		IBM's Crime Information Warehouse Solution Supports New York City Police Department's Real Time Crime Center.  Box 19, Folder 1
		Computers Track Court Data.  Box 19, Folder 2
		Police Applications, 1980s-2000. Box 19, Folder 3
		Courts and Corrections Applications.  Box 19, Folder 4
		Computer Crime.  Box 19, Folder 5
		Police Applications, 1980s-2000. Box 19, Folder 6
		1950s-1980.  Box 19, Folder 7
Box 20		United States Nobel Prize Winners through 2003.  Box 20, Folder 1
		http://www.nsf.gov/statistics/nsf05320/pdf/tables.pdf.  Box 20, Folder 2
		NumberMaze.  Box 20, Folder 3
		Kid Pix Fun Pack.  Box 20, Folder 4
		Treasure Cove! User's Guide.  Box 20, Folder 5
		Qualitative Analysis with HyperQual.  Box 20, Folder 6
		Higher Education Applications - Administrative.  Box 20, Folder 7
		Higher Education Teaching with Information Technology, 1976-2006. Box 20, Folder 8
		Higher Education - Teaching.  Box 20, Folder 9
		Association for Educational Data Systems (AEDs).  Box 20, Folder 10
		Higher Education Information Technology Deployment, 1950s. Box 20, Folder 11
		Internet in Higher Education, 1990s-2006. Box 20, Folder 12
		Higher Education Bill.  Box 20, Folder 12
Box 7		Higher Education, 1960s-2000s. Box 7, Folder 29
		Hammer, P.C. Computing Laboratory in University, 1957. Box 7, Folder 30
		Academic Research and Development Expenditures: Fiscal Year 2003.  Box 7, Folder 31
Box 22		Miscellaneous (1 sheet of notes).  Box 22, Folder 1
		United States Postal Service (USPS) - First Class Mail.  Box 22, Folder 2
		The Large Computer Era, 1970s. Box 22, Folder 3
		Automation of the 1990 Data Collection and Data Capture Processes.  Box 22, Folder 4
		Cartoonists go postal over Saturday delivery.  Box 22, Folder 5
		Postal Service: Automation is Restraining but not Reducing Costs.  Box 22, Folder 6
		ADP Acquisition: Navy's Efforts to Develop an Integrated Disbursing and Accounting System.  Box 22, Folder 7
		5 Riveting Soldier Blogs.  Box 22, Folder 8
		ADP Acquisition: Defense Logistics Services Center Modernization Program.  Box 22, Folder 9
		Automated Information Systems: Defense Should Stop Further Development of Duplicative Recruiting Systems.  Box 22, Folder 10
		Mission-Critical Systems: Defense Attempting to Address Major Software Challenges.  Box 22, Folder 11
		The United States Military's Manpower Crisis.  Box 22, Folder 12
		Market-Based Government through Innovation.  Box 22, Folder 13
		Embedded Systems Overhaul.  Box 22, Folder 14
		Get Ready for RC1.  Box 22, Folder 15
		Department of Defense Business Transformation: Sustained Leadership Needed to Address Long-Standing Financial and Business Management Problems.  Box 22, Folder 16
		E-Government at the American Grassroots: Future Trajectory.  Box 22, Folder 17
		Social Security Administration and Information Technology.  Box 22, Folder 18
		Information Technology Investment: A Governmentwide Overview.  Box 22, Folder 19
		Information Technology: 40 Years of Innovation and Success.  Box 22, Folder 20
		Computers in the Government Environment.  Box 22, Folder 21
		IRS Applications.  Box 22, Folder 22
		Tax and Accounting Applications, State and Local.  Box 22, Folder 23
		Social Security Administration and Information Technology.  Box 22, Folder 24
		Computers and Bureaucratic Reform.  Box 22, Folder 25
		Managing Information Systems.  Box 22, Folder 26
		Computers and Local Government Volume 2, A Review of the Research.  Box 22, Folder 27
		GIS Applications.  Box 22, Folder 28
		State Level Applications.  Box 22, Folder 29
		County Level Applications.  Box 22, Folder 30
		Data Processor, December 1969. Box 22, Folder 31
		Final Report of the Commission on the Future of the United States Aerospace Industry.  Box 22, Folder 32
		United States Government Working Group on Electronic Commerce.  Box 22, Folder 33
		Information Superhighway: An Overview of Technology Challenges.  Box 22, Folder 34
		FTS 2000: An Overview of the Federal Government's New Telecommunications System.  Box 22, Folder 35
		Information Technology: Enterprise Architecture Use Across the Federal Government Can Be Improved.  Box 22, Folder 36
		Will the Scientific and Technology Workforce Meet the Requirements of the Federal Government?  Box 22, Folder 37
		Benchmarking E-Government in Europe and the United States.  Box 22, Folder 38
		Department of Veterans Affairs Blue Book, May 2005. Box 22, Folder 39
		Data Processor, August 1968. Box 22, Folder 40
		Department of Justice, 1990. Box 22, Folder 41
Box 24		Education (K-12), 1960s-1980s. Box 24, Folder 1
		Education (K-12), 1970-1995. Box 24, Folder 2
		Education (K-12), 1995-2006. Box 24, Folder 3
		Education - Administrative Uses, 1950s-2000s. Box 24, Folder 4
		The Reform of School Reform.  Box 24, Folder 5
		Faculty Engagement and Support in the New Learning Environment.  Box 24, Folder 6
		New Computer Programs Aid Educators in Class Scheduling.  Box 24, Folder 7
		Digital State Part IV: Higher Education and K-12 Education.  Box 24, Folder 8
Box 29		Library Applications.  Box 29, Folder 31
		Libraries, Future.  Box 29, Folder 32
		Public Sector Research Strategy Notes.  Box 29, Folder 33
		Public Sector.  Box 29, Folder 34
Box 30		United States Network Centric Operations.  Box 30, Folder 1
		Logistics Military.  Box 30, Folder 2
		Combat Applications.  Box 30, Folder 3
		Weapons and Information Technology.  Box 30, Folder 4
		Training - Department of Defense.  Box 30, Folder 5
		Mooers, C.N. "Computer Project at Naval Ordnance Lab," 1990. Box 30, Folder 6
		Military Deployment.  Box 30, Folder 7
		Military Research and Development.  Box 30, Folder 8
		Vietnam and Data Processing.  Box 30, Folder 9
		Non-Combat Applications.  Box 30, Folder 10
		Information Age Warfare.  Box 30, Folder 11
		United States Army, Programming, 1960s-1970s. Box 30, Folder 12
		Fundamental Research Policy for the Digital Battlefield.  Box 30, Folder 13
		Technology and the Air Force: A Retrospective Assessment.  Box 30, Folder 14
		United States General Accounting Office B-163074.  Box 30, Folder 15
		Comptroller General of the United States B-163058.  Box 30, Folder 16
		Matter of: [Request by Nonappropriated Fund Instrumentality for Consolidated Post Housing Fund - Reimbursement from Appropriated Funds].  Box 30, Folder 17
		Document Resume 04539 - [B3574848].  Box 30, Folder 18
		"Spaces," "Faces", and "Bucks": An Overview of the Role of Automated Information Systems in Managing the Enlisted Force.  Box 30, Folder 19
Box 34		Census Application, 1890- . Box 34, Folder 1
		Census and Information Technology, 1950. Box 34, Folder 2
		Census and Computing, 1960. Box 34, Folder 3
		Census and Computing, 1960. Box 34, Folder 4
		Census and Information Technology, 1970. Box 34, Folder 5
		Duncan and Shelton, Revo. in United States Government Statistics, 1926-1976. Box 34, Folder 6
		Census and Computing, 1980. Box 34, Folder 7
		Census and Information Technology, 1990. Box 34, Folder 8
		Census Bureau and Information Technology.  Box 34, Folder 9
		United States Post Office Computer Uses, 1950-2005. Box 34, Folder 10
		Federal Applications.  Box 34, Folder 11
		Federal Deployment Data/Inventories, 1950s-1990s. Box 34, Folder 12
		Government - Information Technology Management, 1990s. Box 34, Folder 13
		Federal Applications.  Box 34, Folder 14
Box 35		City and County of San Francisco Tax System.  Box 35, Folder 1
		Online Tax Processing and Budget Accounting: Greenville, South Carolina.  Box 35, Folder 2
		Online Collection at Georgia Department of Revenue.  Box 35, Folder 3
		Online Tax Accounting: South Carolina Employment Security Commission.  Box 35, Folder 4
		Tax Administration: State of Nebraska.  Box 35, Folder 5
		Property Tax Reappraisal System in Kansas Using the IBM System/36.  Box 35, Folder 6
		Subject: Re: Tax Question.  Box 35, Folder 7
		The Digital State Part II: Electronic Commerce/Business Regulation and Taxation/Revenue.  Box 35, Folder 8
		Steven H. Holden, Ph.D.  Box 35, Folder 9
		Taxing Reforms: Assessing the Plans to Transform the IRS.  Box 35, Folder 10
		The Digital State Part IV: Education and GIS/Transportation.  Box 35, Folder 11
		Computers and Local Government: Volume 1, A Manager's Guide.  Box 35, Folder 12
		Pennsylvania: A Digital Economy Fact Sheet.  Box 35, Folder 13
		Digital New Hampshire: An Economic Fact Book.  Box 35, Folder 14
		Digital Iowa: How Citizens Assess the Digital Revolution.  Box 35, Folder 15
		State and Federal E-Government in the United States, 2005. Box 35, Folder 16
		American City, 1950-2005. Box 35, Folder 17
		Data Processor: Training Operators.  Box 35, Folder 18
		State Technology Spending, 2003. Box 35, Folder 19
		A Taxing Time.  Box 35, Folder 20
		Legislative Applications.  Box 35, Folder 21
		Internet - Government.  Box 35, Folder 22
		Voting Applications.  Box 35, Folder 23
		Municipal Unused.  Box 35, Folder 24
		Cortada, James W. Publications. 1980-2006.
Box 37		Chandler, Alfred D., Jr. and James W. Cortada, eds. A Nation Transformed by Information: How Information Has Shaped the United States from Colonial Times to the Present. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2000. Box 37
Box 36		Cortada, James and John Woods. McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Quality Terms and Concepts. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1995. Box 36
Box 38		Cortada, James W. 21st Century Business: Managing and Working in the New Digital Economy. London: Pearson Education, 2001. Box 38
		Cortada, James W. (compiler). An Annotated Bibliography on the History of Data Processing. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1983. Box 38
Box 36		Cortada, James W. Before the Computer: IBM, NCR, Burroughs, and Remington Rand and the Industry They Created, 1865-1956. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1993. Box 36
Box 37		Cortada, James W. Best Practices in Information Technology: How Corporations Get the Most Value from Exploiting Their Digital Investments. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall PTR, 1997. Box 37
Box 36		Cortada, James W. (compiled by). A Bibliographic Guide to the History of Computer Applications, 1950-1990. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1996. Box 36
Box 38		Cortada, James W. (compiled by). A Bibliographic Guide to the History of Computing, Computers, and the Information Processing Industry. New York: Greenwood Press, 1990. Box 38
		Cortada, James W. The Case for Applied History in the World of Business: A Call for Action to Historians, undated. Box 38
Box 37		Cortada, James W. The Computer in the United States: From Laboratory to Market, 1930 to 1960. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe, 1993. Box 37
Box 39		Cortada, James W. The Digital Hand: How Computers Changed the Work of American Manufacturing, Transportation, and Retail Industries. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2004. Box 39
		Cortada, James W. The Digital Hand Volume 2: How Computers Changed the Work of American Financial, Telecommunications, Media, and Entertainment Industries. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2006. Box 39
Box 48		Cortada, James W. " The Digital Hand, vol. 3, manuscript with corrections, 2007. Box 48
Box 45		Cortada, James W. " The Digital Hand, vol.3, uncorrected page proofs, 2007. Box 45, Folder 5
Box 38		Cortada, James W. " The Digital Hand: How Information Technology Changed the Way Industries Worked in the United States." Business History Review, 2006. Box 38
Box 36		Cortada, James W. EDP Costs and Charges: Finance, Budgets, and Cost Control in Data Processing. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1980. Box 36
Box 39		Cortada, James W. Historical Dictionary of Data Processing Biographies. New York: Greenwood Press, 1987. Box 39
		Cortada, James W. Historical Dictionary of Data Processing Organizations. New York: Greenwood Press, 1987. Box 39
Box 37		Cortada, James W. Historical Dictionary of Data Processing Technology. New York: Greenwood Press, 1987. Box 37
Box 36		Cortada, James W. How to Become an Expert. IBM, 1993. Box 36
Box 37		Cortada, James W. Information Technology as Business History: Issues in the History and Management of Computers. Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, 1996. Box 37
		Cortada, James W. Making the Information Society: Experience, Consequences, and Possibilities. London: Pearson Education, 2002. Box 37
Box 36		Cortada, James W. Managing DP Hardware: Capacity Planning, Cost Justification, Availability, and Energy Management. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1983. Box 36
Box 38		Cortada, James W. Publishing Intellectual Capital: Getting Your Business Into Print. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall PTR, 1999. Box 38
		Cortada, James W. Rise of the Knowledge Worker. Boston: Butterworth Heinemann, 1998. Box 38
Box 36		Cortada, James W. (compiled by). Second Bibliographic Guide to the History of Computing, Computers, and the Information Processing Industry. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press, 1996. Box 36
		Cortada, James W. Strategic Data Processing: Considerations for Management. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc., 1984. Box 36
Box 37		Cortada, James W. TQM for Information Systems Management: Quality Practices for Continuous Improvement. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1995. Box 37
		Cortada, James W. TQM for Sales and Marketing Management. New York: McGraw-Hill, 1993. Box 37
Box 36		Cortada, James W. TQM for Sales and Marketing Management. Advance uncorrected proofs. McGraw-Hill Book Company, undated. Box 36
		Cortada, James W. TQM for Sales and Marketing Management. Korean language? Singapore: McGraw-Hill, 1995. Box 36
		Cortada, James W. and David Ticoll. Using IT Standards as a Competitive Tool in a Global Economy. IT&CA, April 2005. Box 36
Box 38		Cortada, James W. and Heitor M. Quintella. TQM: Gerencia da Qualidade Total. Rio de Janeiro: Makron Books, 1995. Box 38
Box 36		Cortada, James W. and John A. Woods, eds. The Knowledge Management Yearbook, 1999-2000. Boston: Butterworth Heinemann, 1999. Box 36
		Cortada, James W. and John A. Woods, eds. The Knowledge Management Yearbook, 2000-2001. Boston: Butterworth Heinemann, 2000. Box 36
		Cortada, James W. and John A. Woods. QualiTrends: 7 Quality Secrets That Will Change Your Life. New York: McGraw Hill, 1995. Box 36
Box 37		Cortada, James W. and John A. Woods. The Quality Yearbook, 1994 Edition. New York: McGraw Hill, 1994. Box 37
		Cortada, James W. and John A. Woods. The Quality Yearbook, 1995 Edition. New York: McGraw Hill, 1995. Box 37
Box 39		Cortada, James W. and John A. Woods. The Quality Yearbook, 1996 Edition. New York: McGraw Hill, 1996. Box 39
		Cortada, James W. and John A. Woods. The Quality Yearbook, 1997 Edition. New York: McGraw Hill, 1997. Box 39
		Cortada, James W. and John A. Woods. The Quality Yearbook, 1998 Edition. New York: McGraw Hill, 1998. Box 39
Box 37		Cortada, James W. and John A. Woods. The Quality Yearbook, 1999 Edition. New York: McGraw Hill, 1999. Box 37
Box 38		Cortada, James W. and John A. Woods. The Quality Yearbook, 2000 Edition. New York: McGraw Hill, 2000. Box 38
Box 36		Cortada, James W. and John A. Woods. The Quality Yearbook, 2001 Edition. New York: McGraw Hill, 2001. Box 36
Box 39		Cortada, James W. and John A. Woods. The Quality Yearbook, 2002 Edition. New York: McGraw Hill, 2002. Box 39
Box 38		Cortada, James W. and Thomas S. Hargraves. Into the Networked Age: How IBM and Other Firms are Getting There Now. New York: Oxford University Press, 1999. Box 38
Box 36		Cortada, James W. and Thomas S. Hargraves. Into the Networked Age: How IBM and Other Firms are Getting There Now. Chinese language, undated. Box 36
Box 38		An Introduction to the History of the Data Processing Industry, undated. Box 38
Box 37		Woods, John A. and James W. Cortada. The 1997 ASTD Training and Performance Yearbook. New York: McGraw Hill, 1997. Box 37
		Woods, John A. and James W. Cortada. The 1998 ASTD Training and Performance Yearbook. New York: McGraw Hill, 1998. Box 37
Box 38		Woods, John A. and James W. Cortada. The 2000 ASTD Training and Performance Yearbook. New York: McGraw Hill, 2000. Box 38
		Woods, John A. and James W. Cortada. The 2001 ASTD Training and Performance Yearbook. New York: McGraw Hill, 2001. Box 38
		Woods, John A. and James W. Cortada. The 2002 ASTD Training and Performance Yearbook. New York: McGraw Hill, 2002. Box 38
Box 36		Woods, John A. and James W. Cortada. QualiTrends: 7 Quality Secrets That Will Change Your Life. New York: McGraw Hill, 1996. Box 36
		Publications, IBM and Related, 1960-2006.
		Serials, IBM and Other Computing
Box 40		AIXcellence, April 1994. Box 40
		AIXcellence, Winter 1995. Box 40
		The Business of Government, Summer 2004. Box 40
		The Business of Government, Winter 2005. Box 40
		Computerworld, Buyers' Guide, Computer Systems, vol. 17 no. 31a, August 24, 1983. Box 40
		Computing Reviews, Association for Computing Machinery, 1960-1970. Box 40
		Datamation, September 15, 1987. Box 40
		Digest, IBM Information Systems Group, National Accounts Division, May 1985. Box 40
		Executive Technology, 2003 Retail Outlook: Is Your IT Program on the Right Track?, in association with IBM, 2003. Box 40
		IBM Information Processing, January 1984. Box 40
		IBM Journal of Research and Development, vol. 33 no. 1, January 1989. Box 40
		The IBM Marketplace, Summer-Winter 1993. Box 40
		The IBM Marketplace, Spring 1994. Box 40
		The IBM Marketplace, Spring 1995. Box 40
		The IBM Marketplace, Fall 1995. Box 40
		IBM Police and Justice, 1997-2000. Box 40
		IBM Research, no. 3/4, 1995. Box 40
		IBM Research, no. 2, 1997. Box 40
		IBM Systems Journal, vols. 41-42, 2002-2003. Box 40
		IBM Systems Journal, vol. 43, nos. 1, 2, and 4, 2004. Box 40
		IBM Systems Journal, vols. 44-45, 2005-2006. Box 40
		IBM Systems Journal, vol. 46, nos. 1-2, 2007. Box 40
		IBM Technical Newsletter, June 15, 1979. Box 40
		IBM Technical Newsletter, December 28, 1979. Box 40
		IBM Utility Business Quarterly, First Quarter 1997. Box 40
		IBM Utility Business Quarterly, Fourth Quarter 1997. Box 40
		Perspectives, IBM Information Systems Group, Distribution Channels Business Unit, vol. 1, no. 1, Fall 1983. Box 40
		Profit: Information Technology for Entrepreneurs, An IBM Magazine, May/June 1992. Box 40
		Profit: Information Technology for Entrepreneurs, An IBM Magazine, July-December 1993. Box 40
		Profit: Information Technology for Entrepreneurs, An IBM Magazine, January-April 1994. Box 40
Box 41		Think, July/August 1982. Box 41
		Think, July/August/September 1984. Box 41
		Think, nos. 2, 4, 1988. Box 41
		Think, nos. 2, 3, 6, 7, 1989. Box 41
		Think, nos. 4-6, 1990. Box 41
		Think, nos. 1-4, 1991. Box 41
		Think, nos. 1-6, 1992. Box 41
		Think, no. 1, 1993. Box 41
		Think, no. 1, 1996. Box 41
		Think,nos. 1-2, 1997. Box 41
		Think, no. 1, 1998. Box 41
		Think Leadership, Summer 1996. Box 41
		Think Research, no. 2, 2000. Box 41
		Time Digital, November 3, 1997. Box 41
		Time Digital, March 23, 1998. Box 41
		Time Digital, April 27, 1998. Box 41
		Time Digital, May 25, 1998. Box 41
		Time Digital, September 7, 1998. Box 41
		Time Digital, October 5, 1998. Box 41
		Time Digital, November 2, 1998. Box 41
		Time Digital, November 30, 1998. Box 41
		Time Digital, March 8, 1999. Box 41
		Winning: The IBM North America Employee Publication, vol. 1, no. 1.  Box 41
		Serials, Other
Box 41		b3.  Box 41
		Center for Quality and Productivity Improvement.  Box 41
		CMG Preliminary Agendas.  Box 41
		CMG Proceedings Subject Index.  Box 41
		CMG Transactions.  Box 41
		Consultants' News.  Box 41
		The GAO Review.  Box 41
		Harvard Business Review Index.  Box 41
		Inc.  Box 41
		Journal of Business Strategy.  Box 41
		Journal of Management Information Systems.  Box 41
		Journal of Targeting, Measurement and Analysis for Marketing.  Box 41
		Knowledge Directions: The Journal of the Institute for Knowledge Management.  Box 41
		Monthly Labor Review.  Box 41
		R-MC: Bulletin of Randolph Macon College.  Box 41
		Scientific American.  Box 41
		Survey of Current Business.  Box 41
		Time.  Box 41
		The TQM Magazine.  Box 41
		Monographs and Booklets, IBM.
Box 42		IBM Center for the Business of Government.  Box 42, Folder 1
		IBM Center for the Business of Government.  Box 42, Folder 2
		IBM Center for the Business of Government.  Box 42, Folder 3
		IBM Center for the Business of Government.  Box 42, Folder 4
		IBM Center for the Business of Government.  Box 42, Folder 5
		IBM Center for the Business of Government.  Box 42, Folder 6
		IBM Center for the Business of Government.  Box 42, Folder 7
		IBM Center for the Business of Government.  Box 42, Folder 8
		IBM Institute for Business Value.  Box 42, Folder 9
		IBM Institute for Business Value.  Box 42, Folder 10
		IBM Institute for Business Value.  Box 42, Folder 11
		IBM Global Services.  Box 42, Folder 12
		Economist Intelligence Unit.  Box 42, Folder 13
		Economist Intelligence Unit.  Box 42, Folder 14
		Revenue and Fiscal Management.  Box 42, Folder 15
		IBM Institute for Knowledge-Based Organizations.  Box 42, Folder 16
		IBM Catalogs.  Box 42, Folder 17
		IBM Catalogs.  Box 42, Folder 18
		IBM Reports.  Box 42, Folder 19
Box 43		IBM Proxy Statements.  Box 43, Folder 1
		IBM Stock Information.  Box 43, Folder 2
		Annual Reports.  Box 43, Folder 3
		Annual Reports.  Box 43, Folder 4
		Credit Corporation Annual Reports.  Box 43, Folder 5
		Annual Meeting Report.  Box 43, Folder 6
		IBM Integrated Case Management Solution.  Box 43, Folder 7
		IBM Global Social Segment.  Box 43, Folder 8
		IBM Business Consulting Services.  Box 43, Folder 9
		IBM Business Consulting Services.  Box 43, Folder 10
		IBM Business Consulting Services.  Box 43, Folder 11
		IBM Business Consulting Services.  Box 43, Folder 12
		IBM Business Consulting Services.  Box 43, Folder 13
		IBM Business Consulting Services.  Box 43, Folder 14
		IBM Business Consulting Services.  Box 43, Folder 15
		IBM Business Consulting Services.  Box 43, Folder 16
		IBM Business Consulting Services.  Box 43, Folder 17
		International Social Security Forum.  Box 43, Folder 18
		The Management of End-User Computing.  Box 43, Folder 19
		The Management of End-User Computing.  Box 43, Folder 20
		IBM Global Business Services.  Box 43, Folder 21
		IBM Global Business Services.  Box 43, Folder 22
		IBM Global Business Services.  Box 43, Folder 23
Box 44		IBM Reports.  Box 44, Folder 1
		IBM Reports.  Box 44, Folder 2
		IBM Reports.  Box 44, Folder 3
		IBM Reports.  Box 44, Folder 4
Box 46		Advertisements.  Box 46, Folder 1
		Advertisements.  Box 46, Folder 2
		Installation Management.  Box 46, Folder 3
		Technical Bulletins.  Box 46, Folder 4
		IBM Systems Journal Reprints.  Box 46, Folder 5
		Quick Reference Guides.  Box 46, Folder 6
		Institute for Knowledge Management Reports.  Box 46, Folder 7
		Institute for Knowledge Management Reports.  Box 46, Folder 8
		Institute for Knowledge Management Reports.  Box 46, Folder 9
		IBM Institute for Knowledge-Based Organizations Reports.  Box 46, Folder 10
		IBM Institute for Knowledge-Based Organizations Reports.  Box 46, Folder 11
		IBM LaserPrinter.  Box 46, Folder 12
		IBM LaserPrinter.  Box 46, Folder 13
		Product Manuals.  Box 46, Folder 14
		Product Manuals.  Box 46, Folder 15
		Data Processing Glossary.  Box 46, Folder 16
		Training Guides and Manuals.  Box 46, Folder 17
		Training Guides and Manuals.  Box 46, Folder 18
		Training Guides and Manuals.  Box 46, Folder 19
		Market-Driven Quality.  Box 46, Folder 20
Box 48		IBM Catalog, LaserPrinter.  Box 48
		IBM Atlas of Applications, vols. 1-3.  Box 48
		IBM Application Bibliography.  Box 48
		IBM Industry Applications and Abstracts.  Box 48
		IBM Data Processing Glossary.  Box 48
		IBM Software Catalog, volume 1, Software Applications.  Box 48
		IBM Introduction to Business Dynamics.  Box 48
		Internal Publications, IBM
Box 44		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 44, Folder 5
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 44, Folder 6
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 44, Folder 7
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 44, Folder 8
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 44, Folder 9
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 44, Folder 10
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 44, Folder 11
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 44, Folder 12
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 44, Folder 13
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 44, Folder 14
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 44, Folder 15
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 44, Folder 16
Box 45		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 45, Folder 1
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 45, Folder 2
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 45, Folder 3
		IBM Internal Publications.  Box 45, Folder 4
		Publications, non-IBM
Box 47		Baldridge Award Winning Quality.  Box 47, Folder 1
		Health Care.  Box 47, Folder 2
		Health Care.  Box 47, Folder 3
		Business and Quality Management.  Box 47, Folder 4
		Financial.  Box 47, Folder 5
		Government and Public Sector.  Box 47, Folder 6
		Computing.  Box 47, Folder 7
		Computing.  Box 47, Folder 8
		Computing.  Box 47, Folder 9
Box 48		Western Union Prospectus.  Box 48
		Bibliography of Documents Issued by GAO [General Accounting Office].  Box 48
		EDP Auditing (GAO).  Box 48
		United States Department of Labor, Women and Office Automation.  Box 48
		United States Department of Labor Productivity Bibliography.  Box 48
		USITC Portable Electronic Calculators.  Box 48
		USITC 64K Dynamic Random Access.  Box 48
		Congress, OTC Microelectronics Research and Development.  Box 48
		AFIPS State of Computing Industry.  Box 48
		AFIPS Information Processing in the United States.  Box 48
		CMG Transactions.  Box 48
		CMG Conference Preliminary Agendas, 1986-1987. Box 48
		Harvard Business Review, March-April 1985. Box 48
		Quality Progress, March 1991. Box 48
		DSS 87 Transactions.  Box 48
		Computers and Calculating Devices, D. Sarrazin.  Box 48
		Winning in the '90s, Digital Equipment, Inc..  Box 48
		Institute of Management Sciences Directory, 1964-. Box 48
		Operations Research Society of America Directories, 1963-1967. Box 48
		Q500.I5. International Abstracts in Operations Research, vols. 1-6, 1964-.
		Publications Grouped by Cortada for Digital Hand Research
Box 47		IT.  Box 47
		CRM.  Box 47
		Manufacturing.  Box 47
		Finance.  Box 47
		BOD.  Box 47
		Miscellaneous.  Box 47
		Session Numbers 25-29.  Box 47
		Future of Business.  Box 47
		IT.  Box 47
		IBM IBV Publications, 2002-2003. Box 47
		Oversized Publications
Box 49		Computerworld Extra!, various issues, 1982. Box 49
		Computerworld Office Automation, various issues, 1982. Box 49
		Computerworld , various issues, 1982-1984. Box 49
		Semiconductor Manufacturing and Testing, supplement to Electronic News, March 5, 1984. Box 49
		IBM Rochester News, June 21, 1988. Box 49
		The Quality Observer, various issues, 1993-1995. Box 49
		Think, the IBM Employee Publication, various issues, 1993-1995. Box 49
		Direct Leasing.  Box 49
		Audiovisual.
Box 50		Compact Disc, AARP Privileges.  Box 50
Box 51		Compact Disc, E-Volve! The Song, 2001. Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM Consulting.  Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM DB2 Universal Database Portfolio CD.  Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM E-Business in Action.  Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM E-Business Solutions, January 2000. Box 51
		Compact Discs, IBM Global Services.  Box 51
Box 50		Compact Disc, IBM Institute for Business Value, January 2006. Box 50
Box 51		Compact Disc, IBM Internet Connection Services.  Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM Knowledge Management Tutorial.  Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM Life Sciences Solutions .  Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM, The Magic of Leadership, 2002. Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM Methods and Tools: Worldwide Project Management Method, March 2001. Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM Net.Commerce Demo.  Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM Network Computing Software Visual Tour.  Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM PM Office: The Right Solution, April 2001. Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM Principal Mobilization, August 6-10, 2001. Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM Project Control Book 2, June 30, 1998. Box 51
Box 50		Compact Discs, IBM Redbooks, January 2006. Box 50
		Compact Discs, IBM Software, 2006. Box 50
Box 51		Compact Disc, IBM User Experience Toolkit.  Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM Wireless E-Business Sales Guide.  Box 51
		Compact Discs, Internet Advertisements, America Online, Earthlink, AT&T, Prodigy.  Box 51
		Compact Disc, Meet Your Next Traveling Companions.  Box 51
		Customer Support Packages.  Box 51
		Floppy Disc, America Online for Windows.  Box 51
		Floppy Disc, ARKLA Project, 1994. Box 51
		Compact Disc, IBM Customer Assurance.  Box 51
		Floppy Disc, Procom 2.42 Source Diskette.  Box 51
		Floppy Disc, Text Files, CSU816 - 1.2 Workplan Output.  Box 51
Box 50		Transparencies, Financial Marketing in the 80s: A Critical Skill.  Box 50
		Video, VHS, ARKLA Presents "Escaping Profits," The Re-engineering Leak Management Team.  Box 50
		Video, VHS, Client-Server Economic Models.  Box 50
		Video, VHS, The Customer is Always Dwight, 1989. Box 50
		Video, VHS, IBM Corporation, "Quality...Or Else."  Box 50
		Video, VHS, IBM Market-Driven Quality.  Box 50
		Video, VHS, I Love Lucy GIZMO Process.  Box 50
		Video, VHS, Milliken Sharing Rally.  Box 50
		Video, VHS, National Quality Forum VI.  Box 50
		Video, VHS, Shareholders' Meeting, 1995. Box 50
		Video, VHS, Stu Leanard.  Box 50
		Video, VHS, unlabeled.  Box 50
		Documents, IBM and Related, 1982-2000.
Box 52		Balanced Score Card Presentation.  Box 52
		Cross Volume Index.  Box 52
		Identification: Roadmap of Class.  Box 52
		Identification: Binder Covers.  Box 52
		Identification: Executive Kickoff, Module 1.  Box 52
		Identification: Introduction to Reengineering, Module 2.  Box 52
		Identification: Impact of Change, Module 3.  Box 52
		Identification: Phases of Reengineering, Module 4.  Box 52
		Identification: Paradigm Shifts, Module 5.  Box 52
		Identification: Identification Tools of Reengineering, Module 6.  Box 52
		Identification: How to Conduct an Interview, Module 7.  Box 52
		Identification: How to Document an Interview, Module 8.  Box 52
		Identification: Interview Exercise, Module 9.  Box 52
		Identification: Overview of the Workshop Process, Module 10.  Box 52
		Identification: Planning for Interviews, Module 11.  Box 52
		Identification: Workshop Exercise, Module 12.  Box 52
		Identification: Documenting the Workshop, Module 13.  Box 52
		Identification: Documenting the Workshop, Module 13.  Box 52
		Identification: Analyzing the Data, Module 14.  Box 52
		Identification: Presenting "As Is" Data, Module 15.  Box 52
		Identification: High-Level Prioritization.  Box 52
		Identification: Forming a Reengineering Core Team.  Box 52
		Identification: Reengineering Planning and Timelines.  Box 52
		Architecture: Roadmap of Class.  Box 52
		Architecture: Binder Covers.  Box 52
		Architecture: Visualization, Module 1.  Box 52
		Architecture: Setting the Customer View, Module 2.  Box 52
		Architecture: Creating New Business Paradigms, Module 3.  Box 52
		Architecture: Determining Primitives, Module 4.  Box 52
		Architecture: Creating New Processes, Module 5.  Box 52
		Architecture: Creating New Measures, Module 6.  Box 52
		Architecture: Creating a New Approach to Risk, Module 7.  Box 52
		Architecture: Creating an Information Architecture, Module 8.  Box 52
		Architecture: Creating New Organizational Approaches, Module 9.  Box 52
		Architecture: Creating a New I/T Design, Module 10.  Box 52
		Architecture: Documenting the Architecture, Module 11.  Box 52
		Design: Roadmap of Class.  Box 52
		Design: Binder Covers.  Box 52
		Design: Creating Project Plans, Module 3.  Box 52
		Design: Testing Vision Concepts, Module 4.  Box 52
		Design: Managing Change, Module 5.  Box 52
		Design: Workshops.  Box 52
		Implementation: Scorecard to Assess Risk, Module 1.  Box 52
		Implementation: Determine Type of Implementation, Module 2.  Box 52
		Implementation: Creating an Implementation Structure, Module 3.  Box 52
		Implementation: Establishing Implementation Procedures, Module 4.  Box 52
		Implementation: Implementation, Module 6.  Box 52
		Implementation: Testing, Module 8.  Box 52
		Implementation: Rolling Out the Solution, Module 9.  Box 52
		Implementation: Progress Assessment, Module 10.  Box 52
		Reengineering: Miscellaneous, Module 0.  Box 52
		Reengineering: Projects, Module 1.  Box 52
		Reengineering: Cost/Benefit Analysis, Module 2.  Box 52
		Pilot: Determine Type of Implementation, Module 2.  Box 52
		Pilot: Creating Implementation Structure, Module 3.  Box 52
		Pilot: Establishing Implementation Procedures, Module 4.  Box 52
		Pilot: Setting Baselines, Module 5.  Box 52
		Pilot: Implementation, Module 6.  Box 52
		Pilot: Setting up the Pilot, Module 7.  Box 52
		Pilot: Testing, Module 8.  Box 52
		Pilot: Rolling out Solution, Module 9.  Box 52
		Pilot: Progress Assessment, Module 10.  Box 52
		Leading Executive Planning Sessions.  Box 52
		UC - Measurement.  Box 52
Box 53		Cost Justification of Corporate Information Systems.  Box 53, Folder 1
		The IBM Difference Handbook.  Box 53, Folder 2
		The IBM Difference Handbook.  Box 53, Folder 3
		The IBM Difference Handbook.  Box 53, Folder 4
		The IBM Difference Handbook.  Box 53, Folder 5
		An Introduction to Total Quality Management in a Sales Organization: A Seminar Presented by IBM Corporation, June 2, 1992. Box 53, Folder 6
		Worldwide Principals' Conference, IBM Consulting Group, 1996. Box 53, Folder 7
		IBM Confidential Madison Branch Office Review, April 18, 1988. Box 53, Folder 8
		Business Transformation and Reengineering Conference, 1996. Box 53, Folder 9
		Management of the Information Systems Resource course.  Box 53, Folder 10
		IBM Stationery.  Box 53, Folder 11
		IBM Pamphlets and Brochures.  Box 53, Folder 12
		Worldwide Project Management Deployment Leaders' Meeting, April 2000. Box 53, Folder 13
		Expo 2000: Inventing the Future.  Box 53, Folder 14
		Strategic Management Society Conference Program, 1993. Box 53, Folder 15
		IBM E-Business.  Box 53, Folder 16
		IBM Center for the Business of Government.  Box 53, Folder 17
		Thomas Watson, Sr. Story.  Box 53, Folder 18
		Computerworld clipping, June 14, 1982. Box 53, Folder 19
		Catalogs, 1987, 1991. Box 53, Folder 20
		Personal.  Box 53, Folder 21