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Corporate Archives and History

Contributing Writers

January 09, 2013

By: Arnita Jones

http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/3154794-corporate-archives-and-history

Corporate Archives and History: Making the Past Work by Arnita A. Jones

Not only does this text address the general issues raised in the area of business and history, it also includes specific information that addresses frequently encountered problems. The first section introduces the concept of corporate history and discusses the various uses of historical records and research in business. The second section looks at the development and use of corporate archives and historical records in various lands concerning business institutions – banking, manufacturing, etc. – and focuses on the unique problems presented by the different kinds of institutions. A third section provides specific information on the changing technology and legal position of corporate archives focusing on legal requirements, electronic records, etc. Sample forms and procedures are also provided.