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James W. Cortada

James W. Cortada has held a variety of sales, consulting, management, and executive positions at IBM over the past 27 years. He is the author of over two dozen books and over a 100 articles on the management and history of information technology, and is a leading authority on the contemporary role of information in American society. He has a BA, MA, and Ph.D. in modern history and lives in Madison, Wisconsin. He can be reached at jwcorta@us.ibm.com.

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1.	After September 11: The Bumpy Road to a New Normalcy Jun 7, 2002
2.	Does Technology Have a Will of Its Own? Dec 14, 2001
3.	How Will e-Democracy Evolve? Dec 14, 2001
4.	Informationalizing Sports: Baseball, Football, and Basketball Dec 14, 2001
5.	Playing on the Net Dec 14, 2001
6.	The Internet as a Source of Information Dec 14, 2001
7.	Cyber Manager or Knowledgeable Leader Dec 6, 2001
8.	Everyone an Information Technology Worker? A Peek at Our Future Dec 6, 2001
9.	The Value of Viewing Everything as a Supply Chain Dec 6, 2001
10.	What Makes the Internet Different? Dec 6, 2001
11.	How Knowledge Management Is Transforming Commerce Nov 30, 2001
12.	Understanding How Waves of Change Work Nov 30, 2001
13.	America's Love Affair with the Internet Nov 20, 2001
14.	Best Practices in Knowledge Management Nov 20, 2001
15.	Mentoring a New Author Nov 20, 2001
16.	What Makes an Expert in the Business World? Nov 20, 2001

Betting on America: Why the US Can Be Stronger After September 11, Adobe Reader

By James W. Cortada, Edward Wakin
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James W. Cortada