Xerox: Years of Growth & Innovation (English Edition)

Xerox: Years of Growth & Innovation (English Edition)

Xerox Company succeeded while many others did not because of a constant stream of innovations introduced by physicists like Homer Piper and Chet Carlson. Presiden Joseph Chamberlain Wilson credited these scientists and mentioned in particular Haloid Record, the company's sensitized photographic paper. This product, a virtual cash cow, enable the Rochester, NY business to survive the Great Depression. My e-book looks at mergers, innovations and key contributors to Haloid-Xerox history during the years from the mid-1930 until the late 1960s. There was a vast amount of research, company expansion and corporate planning before the introduction of the 914 in 1959, the first plain paper copier machine. I used numerous New York newspapers for my research, particularly the Rochester Daily Record. I supplemented this with key dates and facts about Xerox officials drawn from ancestral records at ancestry.com.

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