An interview with Oscar Schachter, 2004 May 7 / conducted by Thomas Haigh.

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An interview with Oscar Schachter, 2004 May 7 / conducted by Thomas Haigh.

After getting his law degree from Harvard, Oscar Schachter worked on international licensing agreements for a small law firm before going to work for Charles Lecht, the founder of ACT, an early professional services firm. Oscar describes Lecht's flamboyant personality and some of the unusual projects which ACT performed. ACT had an extensive logistics contract in Iran and Oscar tells about running this project in the Middle East. He talks about ACT's attempts to diversify and then its gradual business decline. He describes running Creative Socio-Medics and then returning to the general practice of law. Finally, he discusses his extensive activities within ADAPSO.

Sound cassettes : 2 (110, 60 min.) : analog, mono.Transcript : 27 p.

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SNAC Resource ID: 7972930

University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

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The Association of DAta Processing Service Organizations (ADAPSO), a non-profit trade association representing computer software and services companies, was founded in 1961. ADAPSO changed its name to the Information Technology Association of America (ITAA) in 1991. From the description of ADAPSO records, 1962-1991. (University of Minnesota, Minneapolis). WorldCat record id: 62443750 The Association of DAta Processing Service Organizations (ADAPSO) was founded i...

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Schachter, Oscar, 1915-2003

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Haigh, Thomas David,

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