Charles W. Bachman

Papers, 1951-1996

CBI 125

26.25 cubic ft. in 27 boxes

Creator: Bachman, Charles W.

By: Lynn Leitte, April 1997

ACQUISITION: The records were given to the Charles Babbage Institute by Charles W. Bachman in 1996

ACCESS: Access to the collection is 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: Please cite the collections as follows: Charles W. Bachman Papers (CBI 125), Charles Babbage Institute, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.

Biography

Charles William Bachman spent over forty-four years in the software development industry. He specialized in database systems and analyzed the concept and execution of pair relationships extensively. Bachman joined Dow Chemical in 1950 and held several positions with the firm before becoming Data Processing Research Manager in 1955. He left Dow in 1960 to work for General Electric (GE) in New York where he developed the Integrated Data Store (IDS), one of the first database management systems. He later transferred as Manager of Software Product Planning to the GE Computer Department in Phoenix, Arizona (1964-1970) where he further refined database management techniques. When Honeywell Information Systems (HIS) acquired GE's computer operations in 1970, Bachman was the first employee to move from Phoenix to the HIS facility in Waltham, Massachusetts to continue his work with database management. While he was senior staff scientist at HIS, Bachman received the Turing Award from the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) for his pioneering efforts in database management systems. Believing that database management research needed to proceed in a different direction than HIS took, Bachman joined Cullinane Database Systems (later Cullinet) as Vice President for Applied Research in 1980. He founded his own firm, Bachman Information Systems, in 1983 and consulted for Cullinet until 1986. Bachman Information Systems, specialized in reverse engineering obsolete mainframe database systems, developed and marketed Computer-Aided Software Engineering (CASE) products for the Information Systems (IS) market, and developed the "partnership" and "enterprise" models for database management in its business partnership with IBM.

Scope and Content

The collection is comprised of correspondence, calendars, internal reports, interoffice memoranda, publications, presentation materials, articles (in both published and unpublished format), notes, schematics, flow charts and other papers detailing software development, specifically database software. The collection includes documentation on: Dow Chemical (1951-1960); General Electric (1960-1970); Honeywell Information Systems (1970-1981); Cullinane Database Systems/Cullinet (1972-1986); Bachman Information Systems, Inc. (1982-1996); Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) (1971-1982); American National Standards Institute (ANSI) (1978-1983); International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP) (1974-1975); International Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee (CCITT) (1977-1980); and the International Standards Organization (ISO) (1977-1982).

Arrangement of the Collection

• Biographical Information, 1962-1989
• Corporate Records, 1951-1996
  • Dow Chemical, 1951-1960
  • General Electric, 1960-1970
  • Honeywell Information Systems, 1970-1981
  • Cullinane Database Systems, 1972-1986
  • Bachman Information Systems, Inc., 1982-1996
• Patent Information and Applications, undated and 1974-1994
• Professional Publications and Presentations, 1968-1996
• Professional Organizations, 1971-1983
  • Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), 1971-1982
  • American National Standards Institute (ANSI), 1978-1983
  • International Federation for Information Processing (IFIP), 1974-1975
  • International Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee (CCITT), 1977-1980
  • International Standards Organization (ISO), 1977-1982
• Non-textual Materials (audio and video tapes), undated and 1974-1991

Index Terms

• Dow Chemical Company.
• General Electric Company.
• Honeywell, inc.
• Bachman Information Systems.
• Cullinane Database Systems.

INVENTORY

Biographical Information, 1962-1989

• Charles W. Bachman biographical information, 1962-1983. (Box 1, folder 1)
• Published articles about Charles W. Bachman, 1964, 1973, 1987, 1989. (Box 1, folder 2)

Corporate Records, 1951-1996

The corporate records pertain to: Dow Chemical (1951-1960), General Electric (1960-1970), Honeywell Information Systems (1970-1981), Cullinane Database Systems (1972-1986), and Bachman Information Systems, Inc. (1982-1996). The records are in chronological order within the series for each company.

• Dow Chemical, 1951-1960:
  Evaluation Study, 1951-1956, 1959. (Box 1, folder 3-4)
  "Share Committee on Theory of Information Handling." by Bill Orchard-Hayes, 1958. (Box 1, folder 5)
  Charles W. Bachman Correspondence, 1958, 1960. (Box 1, folder 6)
  Ingen Proposal, 1959-1960. (Box 1, folder 7-8)
  Ingen Proposal Segmented File Issue, 1959-1960. (Box 1, folder 9)
• General Electric, 1960-1970:
  CWB Ideas File/Interesting Articles, 1960-1964 , 1970-1971. (Box 1, folder 17)
  CWB Ideas File--notes, 1960-1962, 1965-1969, 1983. (Box 1, folder 18)
  General Block Diagram Generalized File Maintenance Program by CWB and P. Rockwell [schematic on plastic film], 1960. (Map case, drawer 8)
  "General Comments on the Segmented File." by CWB, 1960. (Box 1, folder 16)
  "Condensed Preliminary Information Systems Specifications for Integrated Systems Project # 2." by CWB, J. P. Gallagher, R. W. Morrison, and W. F. Williams, September 25, 1961. (Box 1, folder 21)
  Integrated Systems Project #2, 1961-1962. (Box 1, folder 19-20)
  GECOM Language Specifications, 1962. (Box 1, folder 22)
  Integrated Systems Project Reports by CWB and W. B. Williams, 1962. (Box 1, folder 23-24)
  "The Integrated Data Store from the View of Patentability." by CWB, December 2, 1963. (Box 1, folder 25)
  "The Integrated Data Store, A General Purpose Programming System for Random Access Memories." by CWB and Stanley B. Williams, May 1, 1964. (Box 1, folder 26)
  Integrated Data System (IDS) Randomization--notes and correspondence, 1964, 1967. (Box 1, folder 27)
  "'On Demand' Reporting--A Form of Information Storage and Retrieval." presented by CWB, 1965. (Box 1, folder 28)
  "Integrated Data Store Application Manual." by CWB for General Electric, November 1966, revised June 1968. (Box 1, folder 29)
  "A Partial Report of an Information Model of a Computer System--Emphasizing Information Concerning Storage Devices, Media, Data, and Their Control." by CWB and John L. McNealy, August 11, 1967. (Box 1, folder 30)
  "R. S. V. P.: A Content Addressable Data Base Management and Inquiry System." by C. W. B., Susan C. Brewer, and Thomas W. Young, September 15, 1967. (Box 1, folder 31)
  "Partial Report on Applied System Architecture." by CWB, July 1, 1968. (Box 1, folder 33)
  File Restructuring Program, October 1968. (Box 1, folder 32)
  System Architecture--CWB notes, 1968. (Box 1, folder 34)
  Hybrid Study [flow chart], July 4, 1969. (Box 25)
  "DataBASIC Language Specification." by Pete Dressen, September 10, 1969. (Box 1, folder 36)
  "Applied Systems Architecture Design Report." by Susan C. Brewer, October 1, 1969. (Box 1, folder 35)
  I-D-S Inquiry Program. by J. Block, October 27, 1969. (Box 15, folder 6)
  CWB Expense Account, 1969. (Box 1, folder 37)
  "APL System Specification--User Visible Capabilities," May 22, 1970. (Box 1, folder 38)
  "The DataBASIC System--A Direct Access System with Procedurally Generated Virtual Data Structuring Capability." by CWB and Susan C. Brewer, 1970. (Box 2, folder 1)
  CWB Expense Account, 1970. (Box 2, folder 2)
  Message Oriented Functions, 1970. (Box 2, folder 3)
  Primitive Processor and Experimental Algorithms--CWB Notes, 1970. (Box 2, folder 4)
  GEICS--General Electric Integrated Computer System. n.d. (Box 1, folder 10)
  "Integrated Data Store--The Information Processing Machine That We Need." by CWB, n.d. (Box 1, folder 11)
  Orchid--CWB Notes, n.d. (Box 1, folder 12)
  "Ram Compiler and Disc Operating System for GE 225," n.d. (Box 1, folder 13)
  "Role of Data Structures in Information Systems." by CWB, n.d. (Box 1, folder 14)
  "What's New and Ahead for Departmental Integrated Systems Information Handling." by S. B. Williams, n.d. (Box 1, folder 15)
• Honeywell Information Systems, 1970-1981:
  Letterbooks and Correspondence, 1970-1981:

  Interoffice Correspondence, 1970. (Box 2, folder 5)

  Interoffice and External Correspondence, 1971. (Box 2, folder 6)

  Language Specifications Documents, AKA "Exterior Decor." Interoffice Correspondence, 1971. (Box 6, folder 22)

  Macro Processor/Macro Generator--Interoffice Correspondence, 1971. (Box 6, folder 23)

  IBM Virtual Systems--Interoffice Correspondence, 1972. (Box 6, folder 24)

  Interoffice and External Correspondence, 1972. (Box 2, folder 7)

  Lecture/Presentation/Publication Correspondence, 1972. (Box 2, folder 8)

  Company Patent Bonuses, 1973-1974. (Box 2, folder 12)

  Interoffice and External Correspondence, 1973. (Box 2, folder 9)

  Lecture/Presentation/Publication Correspondence, 1973. (Box 2, folder 11)

  Turing Award Correspondence, 1973. (Box 2, folder 10)

  Additions to Extended Data Descriptor Functionality--Interoffice Correspondence, 1974. (Box 6, folder 20)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1974. (Box 2, folder 14-15)

  Interoffice and External Correspondence, 1974. (Box 2, folder 13)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1975. (Box 2, folder 17-18)

  Distributed Database Systems and Architecture--Interoffice Correspondence, 1975. (Box 6, folder 19)

  Interoffice and External Correspondence, 1975. (Box 2, folder 16)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1976. (Box 2, folder 20-21)

  Interoffice and External Correspondence, 1976. (Box 2, folder 19)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1977. (Box 2, folder 22-23)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1978. (Box 2, folder 24-27)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1979. (Box 3, folder 1-4)

  Correspondence with U. S. Air Force--Integrated Computer Aided Manufacturing (ICAM), 1979. (Box 15, folder 1)

  Interoffice Correspondence--IBM Future Networking Plans, May 31, 1979. (Box 13, folder 6)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1980. (Box 3, folder 5-7)

  Correspondence w/ Professor C. A. R. Hoare on "Communicating Sequential Processes," 1981. (Box 15, folder 2)

  Interoffice and External Correspondence, 1980-1981. (Box 3, folder 8)
  Calendars, 1972-1980:

  Calendar, 1972. (Box 3, folder 9)

  Calendar, 1973. (Box 3, folder 9)

  Calendar, 1974. (Box 3, folder 10)

  Calendar, 1975. (Box 3, folder 10)

  Calendar, 1976. (Box 3, folder 11)

  Calendar, 1977. (Box 3, folder 11)

  Calendar, 1978. (Box 3, folder 12)

  Calendar, 1979. (Box 3, folder 12)

  Calendar, 1980. (Box 3, folder 13)
  Database and Programming Projects, 1972-1980:

  ADT (Architecture Definition Technique), 1972-1980.

  "Architecture Definition Technique: It's Objectives, Theory, Process, Facilities and Practice." by CWB, J. Bouvard, and R. J. D. Reeves, July 24, 1972. (Box 4, folder 13)

  ADT Notes, Diagrams, and Memos, 1974, 1980, 1981. (Box 15, folder 46)

  "Architecture Definition Technique: It's Objectives, Theory, Process, Facilities and Practice." by CWB, J. Bouvard, and R. J. D. Reeves, November 26, 1975. (Box 4, folder 14)

  Architectural Definition Technique II (ADT II), 1979-1980. (Box 4, folder 16)

  "Formal Definition of Open Systems Interconnection." by CWB, May 16, 1979. (Box 4, folder 15)

  "ADT: Architecture Definition Technique. LISD Distributed Systems Technology." presented by CWB [copies of transparencies], February 15, 1980. (Box 4, folder 17)

  "ADT Tutorial." by CWB, 1980. (Box 4, folder 19)

  "The Architecture Definition Technique (ADT)." by CWB, July 17, 1980. (Box 4, folder 18)

  Abstract of the Disclosure Architectural Definition Technique (ADT) and Architecture Definition Process (ADP), n.d. (Box 4, folder 12)

  APL, 1970:

  "APL Information Systems User-Visible Capabilities," 1970. (Box 4, folder 20-23)

  Architecture Validation Project, 1972:

  Architectural Validation Project Documentation, July 25, 1972. (Box 5, folder 17)

  Architecture Validation Project Progress Report [copies of transparencies], February 19, 1972. (Box 5, folder 16)

  Review of Architecture Validation Project, February 17, 1972. (Box 5, folder 15)

  Data Structures, 1973-1976:

  "The Data Base Set Concept: Its Usage and Realization." by CWB, January 31, 1973. (Box 6, folder 2)

  "Set Concepts for Data Structures." by CWB, March 23, 1973. (Box 6, folder 3)

  "The Evolution of Storage Structures." by CWB, June 15, 1973. (Box 6, folder 4)

  "Structured Programming," 1973. (Box 6, folder 5)

  "Alternate Owner Record Types in Data Structure Sets." by CWB [includes notes and correspondence], 1975. (Box 6, folder 6)

  "Why Restrict the Modeling Capability of Codasyl/Data Structure Sets?," December 5, 1976. (Box 7, folder 11)

  "The Data Structure Set." by CWB, n.d. (Box 6, folder 1)

  DDL (Data Description Language), 1972-1974.

  Data Description Language and Integrated Access, 1972. (Box 5, folder 38)

  "Data Description Language (DDL) in the Context of a Multilevel Structured Description." by Michael E. Senko, 1974. (Box 5, folder 39)

  "An Introduction for FORAL for Users." by Michael E. Senko, 1974. (Box 5, folder 40)

  DSA Data Storage and Retrieval Architecture, 1980:

  "The Architectural Description of the DSA Data Storage and Retrieval Sub-Architecture." vol. 2, August 22, 1980. (Box 25)

  "Data Storage and Retrieval Service Primitives." [includes text and 4 appendices], July 1980. (Box 25)

  DSA Drafts and notes, 1980, 1983. (Box 4, folder 26)

  DSA Standards. [copies of transparencies, labeled "Australian Trip"], 1980. (Box 4, folder 27)

  "Introduction to DSA Data Storage and Retrieval SubArchitecture." by CWB, Susan Brewer, James Paradise, and Lindsey Spratt [fourth and fifth draft], July 24, 1980. (Box 4, folder 24)

  "Introduction to the DSA Data Storage and Retrieval Sub Architecture." vol. 1, August 22, 1980. (Box 25)

  "List of (N)-Layer Services and Points of Application." by CWB, April 17, 1980. (Box 6, folder 15)

  "Query Processing Using Services of DSA Data Storage and Retrieval Architecture." by C. W. B., 1980. (Box 4, folder 25)

  Event Management, 1971-1972.

  Event Management Simulator--CWB Notes, 1971. (Box 5, folder 8)

  "Event Oriented Language User's Guide." by J. L. Black, April 1971. (Box 5, folder 10)

  Semaphore Usage [includes CWB notes], 1971. (Box 5, folder 9)

  "Event Management Architecture: A Formalism." co-authored with Jacques Bouvard, April 11, 1972. (Box 5, folder 11)

  "Event Management Design Specifications." co-authored with Jacques Bouvard, April 26, 1972. (Box 5, folder 12)

  "Event Manager 2." notes, 1972. (Box 5, folder 14)

  "An Extended Semaphore Architecture." by CWB and Jacques Bouvard, 1972. (Box 5, folder 13)

  Event Manager 3--CWB Notes, n.d. (Box 5, folder 7)

  GLF Project, 1972-1980:

  GLF stands for "Great Leap Forward," an advanced study in databases and message communication.

  GLF Project Entity Definitions, 1972-1973. (Box 3, folder 16)

  "Description of GLF," [copies of transparencies], 1973. (Box 4, folder 4)

  "A Generalized Event Management Architecture." by Jacques Bouvard and CWB, 1973. (Box 4, folder 5)

  GLF Project [blue print/schematics], 1973. (Box 26, folder14)

  GLF Project Architectural Entities, 1973. (Box 3, folder 19)

  GLF Project Control, 1973. (Box 3, folder 20)

  GLF Project Interoffice Correspondence, 1973. (Box 3, folder 21)

  GLF Project Management Notes, 1973. (Box 3, folder 22)

  GLF Project Notes, 1973. (Box 3, folder 23-25)

  "GLF Project Objectives: A Preliminary Draft," 1973. (Box 4, folder 6)

  GLF Project Plans notes and memos, 1973. (Box 4, folder 2)

  GLF Project Presentation [copies of transparencies], 1973. (Box 4, folder1 )

  GLF/Database Machine, February 15, 1973. (Box 3, folder 17-18)

  "GLF Scenario Writers Manual." by CWB, June 22, 1973. (Box 4, folder 3)

  "Space Management Functions: Preliminary Specifications." by M. Trinchieri and P. Chen [includes notes by CWB], 1973. (Box 4, folder 7-8)

  GLF Project Final Reports, 1974. (Box 4, folder 10-11)

  GLF Project Oversized Documents, 1974-1975. (Map case, drawer 8)

  "Microprogramming of the GLF Find-Relative P7," April 5, 1974. (Box 4, folder 9)

  Transport Control--NATG and GLF, 1980. (Box 15, folder 3)

  "Concept of Machines" Relating to GLF Architecture, n.d. (Box 3, folder 14)

  GLF Data Structure Diagrams, n.d. (Box 3, folder 15)

  HDSA (Honeywell Distributed Systems Architecture ), 1975-1980:

  Conceptual Design Specifications of Honeywell Distributed Systems Architecture (HDSA) second draft, 1975. (Box 4, folder 29-30)

  HDSA Documentation Plan, Documentation Template, HDSA Entities and Relationships, 1976. (Box 4, folder 32)

  "Conceptual Entities of the Processing World." by CWB, May 10, 1979. (Box 6, folder 17)

  "File and Back-End Processing within an HDSA Environment." by CWB, February 6, 1979. (Box 7, folder 28)

  HDSA Presentation by CWB for BBC Film, 1980. (Box 4, folder 33)

  HDSA Presentation Control--C.W.B. Notes and Honeywell Correspondence, c.1980. (Box 5, folder 1)

  Honeywell Distributed Systems Architecture (HDSA) [copies of transparencies] [presented in Phoenix and Boston by V. Virbol, P. Wood, A. Cuccio, R. Park, J. Bouvard, T. Kinhan, J. Couleur, M. Canepa, and CWB], n.d. (Box 4, folder 31)

  Honeywell Distributed Systems Architecture (HSDA) Message and Communications Management [copies of transparencies], n.d. (Box 4, folder 28)

  Integrity, 1973-1974:

  "Functional Model of the Integrity Systems," [copies of transparencies], 1973. (Box 5, folder 44)

  "Integrity Control." by CWB, June 25, 1973. (Box 5, folder 43)

  "Information System Integrity--Data Quarantine Features." by CWB, W. B. Helgeson, and P. E. Wood, December 12, 1974. (Box 5, folder 46)

  "Integrity of an Information System." [for GE meeting, copies of transparencies], August 30, 1974. (Box 5, folder 45)

  "The Impact of Structured Data Upon Databases, Programs, Data Communications and Real I/O," [originals for transparencies], n.d. (Box 5, folder 41)

  "Integrity Management." [copies of transparencies], n.d. (Box 5, folder 42)

  Message Management Study, 1970-1979:

  Message Management Study--CWB Notes and Correspondence, 1970-1971. (Box 5, folder 2-5)

  Message Management Presentation by CWB, February 28, 1973. (Box 5, folder 6)

  "Data Description Mode of Message Management and Data Base Management: Functional Definition." by Manilal Daya, February 28, 1979. (Box 6, folder 18)

  NPL, 1971-1974:

  "Level 2 Objectives and Architecture Document," [v. 2], 1971. (Box 5, folder 33-34)

  NPL and NPL 2 [NPL 2 (A) Extension Study] by D. Levinson and J. White, 1971-1972. (Box 5, folder 37)

  Process Control Structure and Languages, 1971. (Box 5, folder 36)

  Segmentation/Segmented Address Structure, 1971. (Box 5, folder 35)

  Technical Memo "NPL Data Management Architecture." by CWB, et. al., March 31, 1971. (Box 5, folder 30-31)

  Virtual Memory Management as Pertinent to NPL, March 31, 1971. (Box 5, folder 32)

  "A Summary of ARPA Network Protocols." by Mike Woodger, 1973-1974. (Box 6, folder 21)

  "Virtual Memory Management." [copies of transparencies], n.d. (Box 5, folder 29)

  NTAG, 1979-1980:

  "Report on the NATG Team on File and Database Management." presented by C. W. B., Paris, France, November 7, 1979. (Box 5, folder 25)

  "NATG Presentation Control Programmatic Interface." by CWB, A. Bayle, and M. Daya, November 30, 1979. (Box 5, folder 26)

  "NATG Presentation Control Programmatic Interface for Application Programs. DSA," 1979-1980. (Box 5, folder 27-28)

  Transport Control--NATG and GLF, 1980. (Box 15, folder 3)

  The Role Model, 1977-1981:

  Responses to Bachman's Paper: "Role Concept in Data Models," 1977. (Box 5, folder 22)

  "Additional Comments on the Role Model." by CWB and Manilal Daya, 1978. (Box 5, folder 21)

  "The Role Model as the Basis for Future Information Systems," [copies of transparencies], February 15, 1979. (Box 5, folder 23)

  Role Model SIGFIDET Paper Minneapolis, 1981 (Box 5, folder 24)

  The Role Concept in Data Models." by CWB and Manilal Daya [includes copies of transparencies], n.d. (Box 5, folder 18-20)

  Security and Privacy, 1973-1981:

  The Issue of Security and Privacy in Database Systems, 1973-1981. (Box 6, folder 7-9)

  Computers and Business Equipment Manufacturers Association (CBEMA): Privacy Series Update Nos.3, 5, 8-13, 1975-1977. (Box 6, folder 10)

  Software Issues, 1972-1973:

  Software Effectiveness Study, 1972-1973. (Box 6, folder 14-15)

  Software Feature List (draft)--CWB correspondence, September 19, 1972. (Box 6, folder 12)

  System Software Feature List (draft), October 20, 1972. (Box 6, folder 13)

  Software Usefulness Study Introduction, n.d. (Box 6, folder 11)
  Other Honeywell Projects and Papers, 1970-1979:

  "Concepts of Integrated Data Store--Slide Presentation Script," Honeywell Information Systems, 1970. (Box 16, folder 21)

  "Data Management Primitives for Interior Decor," 1970. (Box 6, folder 27)

  "GE-600 I-D-S/COBOL Run-Time-Measurements." by Anders O. Flink, 1970. (Box 6, folder 28)

  Data Management Architecture," 1971. (Box 6, folder 30)

  Data Management Terms," 1971. (Box 6, folder 31)

  DataBASIC. by Gene Emerik, et. al., 1971, 1978, 1979. (Box 6, folder 29)

  "Feature Analysis of Generalized Database Management Systems." by Codasyl Systems Committee, 1971. (Box 6, folder 32 )

  Hardware Issues, 1971. (Box 6, folder 33 )

  Project: Comprehension--Notes, 1972. (Box 6, folder 34)

  Schema/Sub-Schema Relationship, 1972. (Box 6, folder 35)

  Automated Transmittal System, 1974. (Box 6, folder 37)

  CODASYL/COBOL Standard: DBLTG Meeting, May 23-24, 1974. (Box 6, folder 36)

  "On the Notions of Consistency and Predicate Locks in a Database System." by K. P. Eswaran, et. al. IBM Research, 1974. (Box 6, folder 38)

  Papers by Professor Edsger W. Dijkstra, Eindhoven, Netherlands [includes CWB notes], 1974-1975. (Box 7, folder 1)

  "Technical Report on Schemata." by Larry Cohn, IBM [notes and corrections], 1974. (Box 6, folder 39)

  "Information Networking: Scope and Definitions." by H. Becker, C. Yehling, et. al., May 1975. (Box 7, folder 2)

  "Application Profile of Distributed Manufacturing System (MAS)." by W. B. Hardman and W. B. Helgeson, July 15, 1975. (Box 7, folder 3)

  "Information for Management." by CWB presented at HIS, Ltd. executive seminar, 1976. (Box 7, folder 4)

  "The Enterprise Description Solution to Data Independence." by CWB and Manilal Daya, January 13, 1977. (Box 7, folder 5)

  "Partial-Match Retrieval Via the Method of Superimposed Codes." by C. S. Roberts, Bell Laboratories, 1977. (Box 7, folder 6)

  "Presentation Control." by Amie Bayle, 1977-1979. (Box 7, folder 7)

  "Virtual Hashing" by Witold Litwin, 1978. (Box 7, folder 8)

  "Distributed Data Bases: A Way of Thinking About." and "Linear Virtual Hashing: A New Tool for Files and Tables Implementation." by Witold Litwin, 1979. (Box 7, folder 9)

  "The Future Image of Computers--Distributed Processing." presented at Honeywell Bull, Stockholm, Sweden, March 1979. (Box 17, folder 6)

  "Programmatic Interface to Presentation Control." by CWB, M. Daya, and A. Bayle, 1979. (Box 7, folder 10)

  "How the Experience Drawn from Database Leads to Transaction Cooperation." by J. Andrade, et. al., n.d. (Box 6, folder 25 )

  Information Model on an Information System, n.d. (Box 6, folder 26 )

  "Musical Database." n.d., includes CWB's Notes, n.d. (Box 15, folder 48)
  Internal Honeywell papers, 1972-1980:

  "The Evolution of Storage Structures," 1972. (Box 7, folder 14)

  "Data Space Mapped into Three Dimensions," 1973. (Box 7, folder 15)

  "6JFC--Feature Description," February 12, 1974. (Box 7, folder 16)

  "A Comparison of the Description Power: Three Major Data Models," July-August 1974. (Box 7, folder 17)

  "On the Basic Similarity of Three Major Data Models." co-authored with Peter P.-S. Chen, 1974. (Box 7, folder 18)

  "Cobol Message Manipulation Commands," May 8, 1975. (Box 7, folder 19)

  "Information for Management." [presented at HIS, Ltd. Executive seminar], 1976. (Box 7, folder 4)

  "Commitment in a Distributed Database." co-authored with George Colliat, February 17, 1978. (Box 7, folder 20)

  "Benefits to the Business Resulting from the Adoption of a Formal Description Technique," October 9, 1979. (Box 7, folder 24)

  "Conceptual Schema of ISO Reference Model for Open System Interconnection," April 2, 1979. (Box 7, folder 22)

  "Information Management Activities," February 23, 1979. (Box 7, folder 21 )

  New 'Role' Data Model," October 1979. (Box 7, folder 26)

  "The Programmer as Architect," September 24, 1979. (Box 7, folder 23)

  "The Reality of the Conceptual Schema Approach to Data Independence," October 1979. (Box 7, folder 25)

  "Which Came First, the Chicken or the Egg? An Ancient Riddle Probed Using the New Role' Data Model." By CWB, Oct, 1979. (Box 7, folder 26)

  "Application System Architecture," September 10, 1980. (Box 7, folder 27)

  "Database Standards Today, Tomorrow, or Manana?," n.d. (Box 7, folder 12)

  Shared Access. [text and copies of transparencies], n.d. (Box 7, folder 13)
• Cullinane Database Systems/Cullinet, 1972-1986:
  Letterbooks and Correspondence, 1981-1983:

  Interoffice Memos, 1981. (Box 7, folder 29)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1981. (Box 7, folder 30-32)

  Telex Communications, 1981-1982. (Box 7, folder 33)

  Interoffice Memos, 1982. (Box 7, folder 34-35)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1982. (Box 7, folder 36-37)

  Interoffice Memos--Product Idea Committee, 1982. (Box 7, folder 38)

  Memos and Attachments to Don Heitzman, 1982-1983. (Box 7, folder 39)

  Correspondence, 1983. (Box 7, folder 40)
  Calendars, 1983-1986:

  Calendar, 1983. (Box 7, folder 41)

  Calendar, 1984. (Box 8, folder 1)

  Calendar, 1985. (Box 8, folder 2)

  Calendar, 1986. (Box 8, folder 3)
  Database and Programming Projects, 1972-1983:

  ADS Project Notes and Diagrams, 1982. (Box 8, folder 30-31)

  Conceptual Schema, 1980-1983:

  Conceptual Schema Notes and Diagrams, 1980-1981. (Box 8, folder 7-9)

  Conceptual Schema II, 1981-1982. (Box 8, folder 10)

  Conceptual Schema Project [includes copies of transparencies], 1982. (Box 8, folder 12)

  Data Descriptions and Mappings Project, 1982. (Box 8, folder 13)

  "Data Structure Diagram Representing the Conceptual Schema of the Conceptual Schema," [flow chart], August 26, 1982. (Box 10, folder 22)

  Entity Section of Conceptual Schema Database Design [flow chart], September 3, 1982. (Box 26, folder 22)

  Project Plan for the Conceptual Schema, June 8, 1982. (Box 8, folder 11)

  Conceptual Schema Database Design [July 6, 1982] [flow charts], August 3, 1982. (Box 26, folder 18)

  Conceptual Schema, 1983. (Box 8, folder 14)

  "Conceptual Schema [as for] Entity Type Declaration Section," n.d. (Box 8, folder 4)

  "The Impact of Conceptual Schema Systems on Business Information Systems." by C. W. B. [copies of transparencies], n.d. (Box 8, folder 5)

  Conceptual Schema Notes, n.d. (Box 8, folder 6)

  Data Structure, 1981-1983:

  Data Structure--CWB's Notes, 1981. (Box 8, folder 28)

  Data Structure Diagrams, 1983. (Box 8, folder 29)

  Data Structure Presentation Diagrams [copies of transparencies], n.d. (Box 8, folder 26)

  Data Structure Diagram Notes, n.d. (Box 8, folder 27)

  DSA (Distributed Systems Architecture), 1980:

  "DSA Data Storage and Retrieval Service Primitives." by CWB, July 18, 1980. (Box 8, folder 32)

  DSA Standards Documents, 1980. (Box 8, folder 33)

  IDMS (Integrated Data Management System) and IDD (Integrated Data Dictionary), 1972-1982:

  Integrated Data Management System (IDMS) and B. F. Goodrich Chemical Company IDMS Schema/Subschema, 1972. (Box 26, folder 5-7)

  "IDMS Concepts and Facilities." by Cullinane Corporation, 1977. (Box 8, folder 21)

  Dictionary/Directory Network revision 1 [flow chart], August 1980. (Box 26, folder 15)

  IDMS Logical Record Facility, March 19, 1981. (Box 8, folder 22)

  Role Model Concepts/Integrated Data Dictionary, 1981. (Box 8, folder 23)

  FOCUS/IDMS Interface, 1982. (Box 8, folder 24)

  IDMS 1982--IDD Report, 1982. (Box 8, folder 25)

  IDMS-DB Codasyl Support, n.d. (Box 8, folder 19)

  IntegratedData Dictionary (IDD), n.d. (Box 8, folder 20)

  "Cullinane Quietly Revolutionizing Software," [presentation promoting IDMS], n.d. (Box 26, folder 3)

  Pair Relationships, 1981-1983:

  "Pair Relationships: A New, Basic Data Structuring Capability." by CWB [copies of transparencies], 1981. (Box 9, folder 2)

  Ad-Hoc Usage of Pair Relationships, 1982. (Box 9, folder 5)

  Pair-Relationships and Extended Network Model--correspondence and commentary, 1982. (Box 9, folder 3)

  Pair-Relationships--CWB's notes, 1982. (Box 9, folder 4)

  "Partnership" Concept and Pair-Relationship notes and Extended Network Data Model, draft, 1983. (Box 9, folder 6)

  "Integration of Pair Relationship Owner/Member Relationship Concepts." by C. W. B. [copies of transparencies], n.d. (Box 9, folder 1)

  PDF (Personal Database Facility), 1982:

  The Private Data Base Facility from Cullinane [includes copies of transparencies], 1982. (Box 8, folder 15-18)
  Other Cullinane Projects, 1980-1983:

  Role Types [flow charts], August 16, 1980. (Box 26, folder 16)

  Banking products/systems--internal correspondence, 1981-1982. (Box 9, folder 14)

  Computer Technology Associates (CTA) Proposal to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), 1981. (Box 9, folder 12)

  "Cooperating Systems Architecture." by CWB [copies of transparencies], 1981. (Box 9, folder 11)

  "The Cooperating Workstation Process Model." by CWB, June 1, 1981. (Box 9, folder 10)

  Enterprise Systems Architecture by Douglas and Lenore Meng, Trianco, 1981. (Box 12, folder 32)

  Transcript of a discussion between CWB and J. D. Benenati of Bendix Corp. about Cullinane, 1981. (Box 9, folder 13)

  "Active and Passive Component Modeling: ACM/PCM." by M. L. Brodie and E. Silva, 1982. (Box 9, folder 15)

  Cullinane Graphics System, 1982. (Box 9, folder 16)

  Enterprise Description [flow charts], August 13, 1982. (Box 26, folder 20)

  Holland Systems Corp. and CDS, Inc. as Business Partners, 1982. (Box 9, folder 17)

  Business Definition Language (BDL), 1983. (Box 9, folder 18)

  BDL (Business Definition Language)--internal correspondence, n.d. (Box 9, folder 9)

  IBIS (Intelligent Business Information Systems) User's Guide. n.a., n.d. (Box 9, folder 7)

  Integrated Data Management Systems: Past, Present, and Future." by CWB [copies of transparencies], n. d. (Box 9, folder 8)
  Internal Cullinane papers, 1981-1982:

  "Debate Remembered: Codd Vs. Bachman," 1981. (Box 9, folder 20)

  "A More Complete Reference Model of Open Systems Interconnection," 1981. (Box 9, folder 21)

  "'Dawn' Language Summary," November 23, 1982, (Box 9, folder 22)

  CWB drafts, diagrams and notes on the Extended Network Data Model," Fall 1982, (Box 26, folder 2)

  "Extended Network Data Model," 1982. (Box 9, folder 24)

  "Toward a More Complete Reference Model of Computer Based Information Systems," 1982. (Box 9, folder 23)

  "Comments Concerning the N-Dimensional Array Data Model," n.d. (Box 9, folder 19)
• Bachman Information Systems, Inc., 1982-1996:
  Letterbooks and Correspondence, 1983-1992:

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1983. (Box 9, folder 25)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1984. (Box 9, folder 26)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1985. (Box 9, folder 27-28)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1986. (Box 9, folder 29)

  Product Mission, Positioning, Objectives, Principles, and Release Strategy, 1986. (Box 9, folder 30)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1987. (Box 9, folder 31-32)

  Letterbook Correspondence, 1988. (Box 9, folder 33-35)

  Correspondence, 1989-1990. (Box 9, folder 36)

  Correspondence, 1991-1992. (Box 9, folder 37)
  Calendars, 1983-1995:

  Calendar, 1983. (Box 7, folder 41)

  Calendar, 1984. (Box 8, folder 1)

  Calendar, 1985. (Box 8, folder 2)

  Calendar, 1986. (Box 8, folder 3)

  Calendar, 1987. (Box 9, folder 38)

  Calendar, 1988. (Box 9, folder 39)

  Calendar, 1989. (Box 9, folder 40)

  Calendar, 1990. (Box 9, folder 41)

  Calendar, 1991. (Box 9, folder 42)

  Calendar, 1992. (Box 11, folder 1)

  Calendar, 1993. (Box 11, folder 2)

  Calendar, 1994. (Box 11, folder 3)

  Calendar, 1995. (Box 11, folder 4)
  Corporate and Business Files, 1982-1995:

  Employee and Payroll Information, 1982-1983. (Box 11, folder 7)

  Business Account for Bachman Information Systems, Inc., Bank of New England, N. A., April 27, 1983. (Box 11, folder 8)

  Employee and Payroll Notes, 1984. (Box 11, folder 9)

  Advertising, 1986. (Box 11, folder 10-11)

  Product Development/Customer Service/Sales Meeting, 1989. (Box 11, folder 12)

  Product Literature, 1991. (Box 11, folder 13)

  Employee List, 1992. (Box 11, folder 14)

  Skit and Cast Dialogue, 1993. (Box 11, folder 15)

  Board of Directors list, May 16, 1995. (Box 15, folder 39)

  BUS060 Issues of Intellectual Property Ownership, May 30, 1995. (Box 15, folder 40)

  Letterhead and Business Cards, n.d. (Box 11, folder 5)

  "War Stories" from Mike Wolf [sales?], n.d. (Box 11, folder 6)

  Stocks and Investing, 1984-1992.

  Zero Level Capital Funding Proposal, 1984. (Box 11, folder 16)

  Business Plan, December 5, 1985. (Box 11, folder 17)

  Series A Convertible Preferred Stock, 1986. (Box 11, folder 19)

  Stockholder Agreement, 1986. (Box 11, folder 18)

  Business Plan, 1987. (Box 11, folder 20-21)

  Special Meeting in Lieu of the Annual Meeting of Stockholders, 1988. (Box 11, folder 23)

  Stockholder Information, 1988. (Box 11, folder 22)

  Letter to Investor from CWB--Concerning Division of Board of Directors Over Replacement of President and CEO, August 2, 1990. (Box 11, folder 24)

  Investment and Money Management, 1992. (Box 11, folder 25)
  Product Development, 1986-1989:

  CWB's Lab Notebook, 1986, 1988, 1989. (Box 11, folder 31-33)

  Product Design Notebook and Business Plan, vol. 1, October 12, 1986. (Box 11, folder 29-30)

  Product Design Notebook (draft), April-September 1986. (Box 11, folder 27-28)

  Product Planning "Product Parts List" (version 5), August 13, 1986. (Box 11, folder 26)
  Technical Memoranda, 1989-1994:

  Tech # 197, 199, December 1989. (Box 15, folder 40)

  Tech # 200, January 1990. (Box 15, folder 41)

  Tech # 217 PDL Patentability, 1990. (Box 14, folder 8)

  Tech # 221, 225, 227, April 1990. (Box 15, folder 42)

  Tech # 229 IBM Enterprise Model, May 30, 1990. (Box 12, folder 40)

  Tech # 254 Enterprise Model" Involvement Structures, October 10, 1990. (Box 12, folder 43)

  Tech # 260, 267, 270 PSD Specs, 1990. (Box 15, folder 23)

  Tech # 261, 263, 264, November 1990. (Box 15, folder 43)

  Tech # 266 Debugging, November 1, 1990. (Box 14, folder 32)

  Tech # 272. December 1990, (Box 15, folder 44)

  Tech # 253, 256, 353 Shared Work Service II (Repository Manager), 1991. (Box 11, folder 34)

  Tech # 314, 353-357, 1991. (Box 11, folder 37)

  Tech # 358, 360-361, September-October 1991. (Box 12, folder 1)

  Tech # 364, 367-371, 373-376, November 1991. (Box 12, folder 2)

  Tech # 367, 375, 381, 384 Shared Work Service II (Repository Manager), 1991. (Box 11, folder 35)

  Tech # 377-379, 381-384, December 1991. (Box 12, folder 3)

  Tech # 252 Shared Design Database (Repository), 1992. (Box 13, folder 7)

  Tech # 385-388, 393-395, January 1992. (Box 12, folder 4)

  Tech# 396, 396b, 398, 398b, 399b, February 1992. (Box 12, folder 5)

  Tech # 396b, 397, 381 Shared Work Service II (Repository Situation), 1992. (Box 11, folder 36)

  Tech # 369, 387, 388, 398 Shared Work Service II (Repository Manager) [includes diagram/flow chart], 1992. (Box 11, folder 38)

  Tech # 397, 404, 405, 408, 409, April 1992. (Box 12, folder 7)

  Tech # 400b, 401, March 1992. (Box 12, folder 6)

  Tech # 410, 411, 413-417, May 1992. (Box 12, folder 8)

  Tech # 421-425, June 1992. (Box 12, folder 9)

  Tech # 430, 432-434, August 1992. (Box 12, folder 10)

  Tech # 436, 437, September 1992. (Box 12, folder 11)

  Tech # 446, October 1992. (Box 12, folder 12)

  Tech # 447, 449, November 1992. (Box 12, folder 13)

  Tech # 450, December 1992. (Box 12, folder 14)

  Tech # 454, 458-460, January 1993. (Box 12, folder 15)

  Tech # 461, 462, 464, February 1993. (Box 12, folder 16)

  Tech # 463,465, 468, 469, March 1993. (Box 12, folder 17)

  Tech # 474, April 1993. (Box 12, folder 18)

  Tech # 475 SyBACH Merged Model--Incomplete, May 27, 1993. (Box 12, folder 19)

  Tech # 476 Information Model SyBACH, June 9, 1993. (Box 12,folder 20)

  Tech # 480 Data Model SyBACH, June 17, 1993. (Box 12, folder 21)

  Tech # 477-480, June 1993. (Box 12, folder 22)

  Tech # 494, 496, 498, December 1993. (Box 12, folder 23)

  Tech # 501, 502, 505, January 1994. (Box 12, folder 24)

  Tech # 506, February 1994. (Box 12, folder 25)

  Tech # 509, March 1994. (Box 12, folder 26)

  Tech # 510-512, April 1994. (Box 12, folder 27)

  Tech # 513, May 1994. (Box 12, folder 28)

  Tech # 514, 515, 517, 518, 521, 522, June 1994. (Box 12, folder 29)

  Tech # 523, 524, July 1994. (Box 12, folder 30)
  Bachman Information Systems and IBM Business Partnership, 1981-1995:

  IBIS 1 (Intelligent Business Integrated System) Description Classes [flow chart], September 10, 1984. (Box 25)

  IBIS 1 (Intelligent Business Integrated System) Product Description, 1984. (Box 12, folder 33)

  IBIS 1 Business Modeling Concepts Manual, May 9, 1985. (Box 12, folder 34)

  Bachman Information Systems, Inc. and IBM Business Partnership: IBM Common Repository Product, 1986, 1988. (Box 12, folder 35)

  IBIS Model Language Description (MDL), August 10, 1986. (Box 14, folder 1)

  IBM/BACHMAN Cambridge Meeting [was tucked in lab notebook # 2], April 18, 1989. (Box 12, folder 36)

  IBM Enterprise Model Level Data Modeling Meta Model, pts. 1 & 2, 1989. (Box 12, folder 37)

  "Bachman Critique of the Enterprise Model Specifications." by CWB and Sheldon Borkin [includes copies of transparencies], March 1, 1990. (Box 14, folder 2)

  "Bachman Critique of the Enterprise Model Specification." by CWB, Sheldon Borkin, and Chris Gane, Purchase, NY [copies of transparencies], March 14, 1990. (Box 15, folder 37)

  Design: CAMEL (IBM) [flow chart], 1990. (Box 26, folder 28)

  Enterprise Model Involvement Structures Tech # 254, October 10, 1990. (Box 12, folder 43)

  E-R Diagram: Shared Work Service II--Master View [flow chart], n.d. (Box 26, folder 34)

  IBM Enterprise Model, 1990. (Box 12, folder 41)

  "IBM Enterprise Model: An Alternative Proposal for Handling Complex Relationships," March 30, 1990. (Box 12, folder 42)

  IBM Enterprise Model Entity Detail Report, February 5, 1990. (Box 12, folder 38)

  IBM Enterprise Model Notes, 1990. (Box 12, folder 44)

  IBM Enterprise Model Tech # 229, May 30, 1990. (Box 12, folder 40)

  IBM Enterprise Model: Utilities, Information Flow, and Definitions, 1990. (Box 12, folder 45)

  IBM Information Model Working Group: Additional Issues [includes flow chart], February 22, 1990. (Box26, folder 4)

  IBM Supplied Entity-Relationship Model Definition. v. 1, release 1, 1990. (Box 12, folder 46)

  IBIS 1 and IBM Business Partnership Technology Licensing Proposal for IBM, September 19, 1990. (Box 12, folder 39)

  Sale of Bachman PSD (Process Design Specification) Technology to IBM, 1990. (Box 12, folder 47)

  "Alias" Entity Detail Report: IBM Enterprise Model, July 8, 1991. (Box 12, folder 49)

  "Control Flow and Logic Model Extensions to IBM Enterprise Model." report, August 26, 1991. (Box 15, folder 47)

  Data Model IBM Enterprise Model, July 31, 1991. (Box 12, folder 52)

  Data Model IBM Enterprise Model, August 5, 1991. (Box 12, folder 53)

  Enterprise Model, August 7, 1991, (Box 13, folder 1)

  Enterprise Model Extensions [flow charts], August 26, 1991. (Box 26, folder 27)

  Enterprise Model: Shared Work Service II (SWS) Master View, 1991. (Box 14, folder 3)

  Entity Detail Report: IBM Enterprise Model, July 8, 1991. (Box 12, folder 48)

  IBM Control Flow and Logic Extension ENT Submodel Definition, 1991. (Box 13, folder 4)

  IBM Enterprise Model, December 3, 1991. (Box 13, folder 3)

  IBM Enterprise Model IBU 804BIVAR, July 13, 1991. (Box 12, folder 50)

  Object Oriented Design, July 26, 1991. (Box 12, folder 51)

  Repository Discussion Between IBM and Bachman Information Systems, Inc., August 29, 1991. (Box 13, folder 2)

  "Enterprise Model: The Rosetta Stone of Model Driven Development." by CWB [originals for transparencies], 1992. (Box 15, folder 38)

  IBM Control Flow and Logic Extension ENT Submodel Definition, February 13, 1992. (Box 13, folder 5)

  "Meta Data Model--Data Structure Subset of the Enterprise Model," January 1995. (Box 14, folder 21-22)

  Design: IBM0204 [flowchart], n.d. (Box 26, folder 11)

  Design: IBM0219 [flowchart], n.d. (Box 26, folder 12)

  Design IBM-BASE and Design Final--Flow Charts/Diagrams, n.d. (Box 12, folder 31)

  Projected Logic Model of the Enterprise Model [flow chart], n.d. (Box 10, folder 21)
  Database and Programming Projects, 1983-1995:

  Data Analyst (DA), 1986-1990:

  Data Administration Team, 1986, 1987. (Box 13, folder 10)

  Workstation Manager R1.0 Alpha, Data Analyst R1.0 , and IDMS DBA R1.0 Alpha Release Notes, October 30, 1987. (Box 13, folder 11)

  Bachman Data Analyst Guide Books: DA Capture (IMS) Reference; DA Capture Files; Getting Started; Data Analyst Database Administrator (IDMS) Release Notes; and Installation Instruction, 1988. (Box 13, folder 14)

  Bachman Data Analyst (DA) and IDMS DBA Purchaser User Training Program, October 4, 1988. (Box 13, folder 12-13)

  Data Analyst memorandum and Specification Reports, 1988-1989. (Box 13, folder 15)

  Bachman Re-engineering Product Set. Data Analyst Reference release 2.10, March 1989. (Box 13, folder 19)

  DA IM Diagram Editor, 1989. (Box 13, folder 17)

  Data Analyst memos and diagrams/flow charts, 1989. (Box 13, folder 18)

  OS2/DA Implementation Specs. release 3.10, 1989. (Box 13, folder 16)

  Bachman Re-engineering Product Set. Data Analyst Reference release 2.20, March 1990. (Box 15, folder 49)

  Bachman Data Analyst Purchaser Training Program, n.d. (Box 13, folder 8-9)

  Data Model, 1992-1995:

  "Data Modeling at Fred Meyer," prepared by Bachman Information Systems, Inc., August 1992. (Box 14, folder 30)

  Data Model Transformations, 1995. (Box 14, folder 31)

  "Adding Expressive Power to the Network Data Model." by CWB [copies of presentation transparencies], n.d. (Box 14, folder 29)

  DB (Data Base) and DBA (Data Base Administrator), 1988-1989:

  Bachman/Re-engineering Product Set. Database Administrator (IDMS) Reference release 1.0, June 1988. (Box 13, folder 20)

  Bachman/Re-engineering Product Set. Database Administrator (DB2) Reference release 2.10, March 1989. (Box 13, folder 22-23)

  Bachman/Re-engineering Product Set. DBA (DB2) Catalog Extract System Administrator's Guide. release 2.10, March 1989. (Box 13, folder 24)

  Status of DB2 and DBA Development, January 1989. (Box 13, folder 21)

  Meta Model, 1994-1995:

  Joint Repository Meta Model by SyBase and BACHMAN [flow chart], June 8, 1993. (Box 26, folder 31)

  SyBACH 2 [flow chart], May 23, 1993. (Box 26, folder 32)

  SyBACH Convergence Meta Model Project [flow chart], June 17, 1993. (Box 26, folder 33)

  Sybase and BACHMAN Inter-operability, June 23, 1993. (Box 15, folder32)

  Entity Report: Meta Model of New Product, November 1, 1994. (Box 14, folder 20)

  New PSD Meta Model--Charlie's Third Draft [flow charts], June 8, 1994. (Box 26, folder 26)

  Revision Four of Charlie's Vision of the New PSD Meta Model [flow chart], June 30, 1994. (Box 26, folder 23)

  "Charlie's Version of the Meta Model of the New Business Model." by CWB, December 5, 1994. (Box 14, folder 23-24)

  "Charlie's Version of the Meta Model of the New Business Model." by CWB, May 26, 1995. (Box 14, folder 25-26)

  "Charlie's Version of the Meta Model of the New Business Model." by CWB, September 6, 1995. (Box 14, folder 27-28)

  "Charlie's Version of the Meta Model of the New Object Oriented Storage Model," June 5, 1995. (Box 26, folder 1)

  "May 25th Version of Charlie's Version of the Meta Model of the New Business Model" [flow chart], c. 1995. (Box 26, folder 25)

  "Meta Data Model--Data Structure Subset of the Enterprise Model," January 1995. (Box 14, folder 21-22)

  "September 6th Revision of Charlie's Version of the Meta Model of the New Business Model." [flow chart], September 6, 1995. (Box 26, folder 17)

  First Draft: Meta Model for Netron [flow chart/diagram], n.d. (Box 14, folder 19)

  Paradigm, 1986-1987:

  PARADIGM The Information Systems Advisor Development Partner Notebook, 1986. (Box 14, folder 11)

  Protoype Development (paradigm), August 1986. (Box 14, folder 10)

  "List of Objects, Slots Roles and Connections for PARADIGM." (draft 2), January 12, 1987. (Box 14, folder 13)

  PARADIGM [flow charts], 1987. (Box 25)

  PARADIGM 1.0. notes, schematics, flow charts and memorandum, 1987. (Box 26, folder 8-10)

  PARADIGM Product Plan, March 11, 1987. (Box 14, folder 12)

  "The Role of Development Partners," [copies of transparencies], n.d. (Box 15, folder 36)

  Partnership Data Model (PDMS), 1983-1987:

  "The Partnership Data Model." by CWB, July 21, 1983. (Box 14, folder 14)

  "The Partnership Data Model." by CWB, February 1984. (Box 14, folder 16)

  PDMS Document, February 8, 1984. (Box 14, folder 15)

  "The Partnership Data Model," May 25, 1987. (Box 14, folder 17)

  "The Partnership Data Model," June 28, 1987. (Box 14, folder 18)

  PDL (Process Definition Language), 1988-1990:

  PDL Editor Functional Specification, 1988. (Box 14, folder 5)

  PDL Language Specifications, 1988-1989. (Box 14, folder 7)

  PDL Language Specs, 1988. (Box 14, folder 6)

  PDL Model, 1988. (Box 14, folder 4)

  PDL Specifications and Entity Hierarchies, 1989. (Box 14, folder 8)

  PDL Patentability, Tech # 217, 1990. (Box 14, folder 9)

  System Analyst (SA), 1989:

  SA Functional Specs, 1989. (Box 13, folder 26)

  SA Functional Specs and Forms Editor, 1989. (Box 13, folder 28)

  SA Meta Model Recommendations, 1989. (Box 13, folder 27)

  System Analyst (SA) Overview, 1989. (Box 13, folder 25)
  Other Bachman Information Systems Projects and Papers, 1969-1996:

  Business Description Language (BDL) reference manual organization, March 7, 1984. (Box 15, folder 7)

  Program notes--programs by Carol, 1984. (Box 15, folder 8)

  Database Generation: Out of the Fourth Quadrant." by CWB presented San Diego, CA [copies of transparencies], 1985. (Box 15, folder 9)

  Set-Name Designation and Spread-Sheet Generator, 1985. (Box 15, folder 10)

  Database Applications Development Notes and Memos, 1986. (Box 15, folder 17)

  Object Management System (OMS), April 26, 1986. (Box 15, folder 11)

  Object Management System (OMS) (Information Model), September 2, 1986. (Box 15, folder 14)

  Process Model Mapping--notes, correspondence and flow charts/diagrams, 1986. (Box 15, folder 15-16)

  Specification Level Objects [includes diagram for subset 2], June 6, 1986. (Box 15, folder 12)

  User Visible Capabilities (UVC) version 3, August 5, 1986. (Box 15, folder 13)

  "Bachman Information Systems." by CWB presented Sloan School, MIT, Cambridge, MA [copies of transparencies], November 30, 1987. (Box 15, folder 20)

  Function Modeling, March 20, 1987. (Box 15, folder 18)

  "The Impact of New Concepts and Technology on CASE." by CWB [copies of transparencies], June 12, 1987. (Box 15, folder 19)

  Information Model Library. by Don Burnstine and Jon Bachman [copies of transparencies], May 13, 1987. (Box 15, folder 22)

  "Future Directions: A Framework for Today's Decisions." by CWB, GTE Directories Dallas/Fort Worth Airport [copies of transparencies], November 1, 1988. (Box 15, folder 21)

  Attribute Hierarchies and Domain Hierarchies, 1989. (Box 15, folder 25 )

  "Data Design and Re-Engineering." by CWB [copies of transparencies], November 17, 1989. (Box 15, folder 23)

  Information Model: Common-Business-Model [flow chart], October 21, 1989. (Box 26, folder 29)

  "A Personal Chronicle: Creating Better Information Systems, with Some Guiding Principles." by CWB, 1989. (Box 15, folder 24)

  Logic Modeling Technology, 1990. (Box 15, folder 26)

  Matching Information Flow Structures and Procedure Structures, 1990. (Box 15, folder 27-28)

  PSD Specs, Tech # 260, 267, 270, 1990. (Box 15, folder 29)

  Super Type/Sub-Type Hierarchies--notes, 1990. (Box 15, folder 30)

  Repository Manger [copies of transparencies], 1991-1992. (Box 15, folder 31)

  Bachchk, the Analyst Integrity Checker, 1993. (Box 15, folder 34)

  "The Cat in the Hat (trick) Project." by CWB [originals for transparencies, BUS032.DOC], December 1, 1993. (Box 15, folder 33)

  "Charlie Bachman's Thanksgiving Day Version of the User Visible Objects of the 'NPSD'." [flow charts], November 23, 1994. (Box 26, folder 19)

  Charlie's Vision of the New PSD [flow chart], June 22, 1994. (Box 26, folder 24)

  Compendium of BACHMAN Plus Definitions, 1995. (Box 15, folder 35)

  "RENEWAL:" One of the "RE" Words," presented at Washington, D. C., January 26, 1996. (Box 17, folder 29)

  Conceptual Schema, n.d. (Box 15, folder 4)

  Design: Andy (?) [flow chart], n.d. (Box 26, folder 21)

  Development Cycle [copies of transparencies], n.d. (Box 14, folder 33)

  Hanford Story of Record Processing, n.d. (Box 15, folder 5)

  Master View--Proposal for Repository Manager II, n.d. (Box 26, folder 30)

Patent Information and Applications, undated and 1974-1994

• Patent Application: Specification of Benjamin S. Franklin and CWB for Database Instruction Find Direct. # 51-0-1467, 1974. (Box 10, folder 21)
• Patent Application--Alain Poublan, 1975. (Box 10, folder 1)
• Patent, France. System for Protecting Shared Files in a Multiprogrammed Computer. Alain Poublan, CWB, and Jacques Bouvard. No. 73 42701, 1975. [French text]. (Box 10, folder 2)
• Honeywell Interoffice Correspondence--Patents, 1977. (Box 10, folder 3)
• Patent Appeal: An Extended Semaphore Architecture. U. S. Case No. 51-0-1429, 1979. (Box 10, folder 4)
• Transcript of Record United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals Patent Appeal. Docket No. 79-517, 1979. (Box 10, folder 5)
• Patent: Partnership Data Base Management System and Method. December 23, 1986 (Box 10, folder 6)
• Patent: Partnership Data Base Management System. No. 4,631,664, 1983-1985. (Box 10, folder 10)
• Honeywell Interoffice Correspondence--Software and Copyright Law, 1990. (Box 10, folder 7)
• PDL Patentability Tech # 217, 1990. (Box 14, folder 8)
• Software Patent Process Information, 1994. (Box 10, folder 8)
• Patent Application: System for Protecting Shared Files in a Multiprogrammed Computer. Case No. 73,235, n.d. (Box 10, folder 9)
• Patent Application: Specification of Jacques Bouvard and CWB for an Extended Semaphore Architecture. U. S. Case No. 51-01429, n.d. (Box 10. folder 11-12)
• Patent Application: Specification of Jacques Bouvard and CWB for Deadlock Detection and Prevention Mechanism for a Computer System. U. S. Case No. 51-0-1339, n.d. (Box 10, folder 13-14)
• Patent Application: Specification of Benjamin S. Franklin and CWB for Database Set Condition Test Instructions. #1469, n.d. (Box 10, folder 15)
• Patent Application: Specification of Benjamin S. Franklin and CWB for Database Instruction Find Serial. # 1473, n.d. (Box 10, folder 16)
• Patent Application: Specification of Benjamin S. Franklin and CWB for Database Instruction Unload. # 147, n.d. (Box 10, folder 17)
• Patent Application: Specification of Benjamin S. Franklin and CWB for Database Instruction Find Owner. # 1469, n.d. (Box 10, folder 18)
• Patent Application: Specification of Benjamin S. Franklin and CWB for Database Instruction Test Record Type. #1468, n.d. (Box 10, folder 19)
• Patent Application: Specification of CWB and Jacques Bouvard for Method for Definition of Computer Architecture. #1247, n.d. (Box 10, folder 20)

Professional Publications and Presentations, 1968-1996

This series includes papers and presentations not affiliated with a corporate project, i.e. given as a public symposium, not as an internal corporate report or presentation. The topics do overlap. For example, he presents ADT (Architecture Definition Technique) to Honeywell frequently, but in this subseries it was a presentation at SIGFIDET.