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Henry Gladney's
Success Story
Henry Gladney was born in Czechoslovakia, grew up in Canada, and studied at the University of Toronto and Princeton University before joining IBM Research in 1963, where his work gradually evolved from chemical physics to computer science. With collaborators, he invented a real-time time-sharing system used in 16,000 large computers (1968), widely emulated
access control software (1975), and digital library services that became IBM's Content Manager offering (1993). After leaving IBM, he designed the first reliable long-term preservation method
for digital documents (2002).
Gladney is the author of 100 peer-reviewed works and two books, Preserving Digital Information 2007) and No Taxation without Representation: 1768 Petition, Memorial, and Remonstrance
(2014).
