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Manufacturing the Future:

A History of Western Electric
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Cambridge University Press, Jan 28, 1999 - Business & Economics - 270 pages
Manufacturing the Future: A History of Western Electric is the first full-length history of the Western Electric Company, the manufacturing arm of the Bell System. As a manufacturer in the communications revolutions in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Western Electric made new products such as telegraphs, telephones, an early computing machine, radios, radar, and transistors. The book demonstrates, through Western's 1882 acquisition by Bell Telephone, that vertical integration was a lengthy process rather than a single event. It also shows the coming of age of industrial psychology and describes the advent of civil rights in corporate America.
  

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Contents

CHAPTER I
13
CHAPTER 2
45
CHAPTER 3
71
CHAPTER 4
112
CHAPTER 5
148
CHAPTER 6
184
CHAPTER 7
205
Chief Executives
219
Bibliographical Essay
251
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