Structuring the information age : life insurance and technology in the twentieth century

Insurance in the pre-computer era : 1900-1940s -- Institutional context for information processing in early 20th century life insurance -- First impressions and first uses : insurance and tabulating, 1890-1911 -- The push towards printing : tabulating technology and insurance, 1910-1924 -- Insurance associations and the flowering of the tabulator era -- Insurance enters the computer era : 1940s-1970s -- Early engagement between life insurance and computing -- Insurance adoption and use of the earliest commercial computers : the 1950s -- Ongoing incremental migration : insurance use of computers into the 1970s -- Case studies in insurance computing : New England Life and Aetna -- Conclusion: structuring the information age.