I build custom archive systems for schools and colleges. Your yearbooks, newspapers, magazines, bulletins, photographs, and oral histories become one place alumni can explore -- and it keeps growing as they send in their own stories.
Write to me about your anniversaryFrom first-year photographs to reunion notes, a class appears and reappears through the years, one click at a time.
What the campus paper was talking about the week someone's grandparent first walked in, side by side with the yearbook from that year.
The memories you gather for the celebration stay searchable next to the archive they belong with, long after the gala is over.
Built only from material you choose to include. Names of living people are handled with care, and anything can be taken down on request.
I'm James Intriligator. I design custom systems built around one institution's own material, which I call Custom Gliders, and each one is made to order rather than taken off a shelf. I trained in psychology and cognitive science (PhD, Harvard), was Professor of Innovation and Consumer Psychology at Bangor University in Wales, and spent years leading innovation groups in industry.
Right now I'm building an archive for a university library that wants a century of its printed bulletins and magazines searchable and connected. An earlier build helps an author work through a large research archive for a nonfiction book.