International Business Machines: Difference between revisions

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	ORGANIZATION:	International Business Machines
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	PERSONS INVOLVED:	Howard H. Aiken; Steve Furth; Manfred Kochen; Hans P. Luhn; Herbert M. Ohlman; Israel A. Warheit; Herbert S. White.
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	OTHER INFORMATION:	For more information about the history of IBM see the IBM homepage: http://www.ibm.com/
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	PAPERS AT: LOCATION	IBM Archives 2455 South Road Building 04-02; CSC12 Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 845-433-2759
	PAPERS DATES:	1890-present, bulk 1940-1985
	SIZE:	10,000 cubic feet of print documentation; 15,000 films/videotapes; 1500 business machines
	INCLUDES:	The IBM Archives documents the growth and development of one of the world's leading technology companies. Strengths of the collection include: The Thomas J. Watson Sr. papers, corporate communications (press releases, publications, advertisements), annual reports, product documentation, photographs, and A/V materials. Also of note is an extensive collection of precision business equipment ranging from 18th-century adding machines to 19th-century clocks to 20th-century mainframe computers. Limited public access.
	SOURCE:	Society of American Archivists. (2017, October 27). Directory of corporate archives. https://www2.archivists.org/groups/business-archives-section/directory-of-corporate-archives-in-the-united-states-and-canada-i-k



	PAPERS AT: LOCATION #2	Library of Congress
	PAPERS DATES:	1850-1982 (bulk 1910-1927).
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	INCLUDES:	Herman Hollerith Papers
	SOURCE:	Library of Congress

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-Records which document the evolution and history of IBM and its predecessor companies; The collection includes: Advertisements (1912-1985), Manuals (1940-1982), Films/Videos (1930s-), Photographs (1890-1984) including punched cards, ENIAC, Whirlwind and others, Press Releases (1959-1973), Promotional Brochures (1960-1982); Proposal Inserts (1968-1980), Serial Publications (1911-) including <i>IBM Data Processor</i>, <i>IBM Systems Journal</i>, <i>Journal of Research and Development</i>, and <i>Think Magazine</i>, Thomas J. Watson, Sr. Papers (1915-1956), and Miscellaneous Collections; Intended for use by IBM employees only, therefore anyone wishing to use the archives should contact the archivist for permission.
+The IBM Archives documents the growth and development of one of the world's leading technology companies. Strengths of the collection include: The Thomas J. Watson Sr. papers, corporate communications (press releases, publications, advertisements), annual reports, product documentation, photographs, and A/V materials. Also of note is an extensive collection of precision business equipment ranging from 18th-century adding machines to 19th-century clocks to 20th-century mainframe computers. Limited public access.
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-Cortada, James W., <i>Archives of Data-Processing History</i>. Greenwood Press: New York, 1990, pp. 121-128.
+Society of American Archivists. (2017, October 27). ''Directory of corporate archives''. https://www2.archivists.org/groups/business-archives-section/directory-of-corporate-archives-in-the-united-states-and-canada-i-k
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