From Shakespeare’s First Folios to gospel recordings, AM turns scattered archives into research collections. Its other business gives libraries the machinery to publish their own.

She went from a history degree at 19 to dot-com-era code, Eleanor Roosevelt's papers, and a company built around one stubborn idea: an archive only matters if people can actually find what is inside.
Most organizations think digitizing history means buying a scanner. HistoryIT built a business around the expensive truth: the real work begins when someone must find, understand and use what was scanned.