History Factory

Digital Marketing · Branding
1open role
10+people
12stories in the press
1979founded

Overview

The world's best brands turn to History Factory to make their history & archives infinitely useful in their missions. Contact us today to get better business results!

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Growth

Hiring Momentum
28/100
Slowing
Open positions
2
0 opened / 0 closed in 30 days
ATS activity
Every ~7 hours
Today
Hiring Focus
The percentage next to each role is its share of the company's job openings over the last 90 days; the arrow shows the shift versus the previous period.
Design
50% ▲
Sales
50% ▲

News

Blog 2 months ago
The Work Behind Never Forgetting
In July 2004, the 9/11 Commission published its final report. The investigation entailed reviewing more than 2.5 million pages of documents, interviewing more than 1,200 people in 10 countries and conducting 19 days of public hearings. In other words, the
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Blog 3 months ago
Milestones in the Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear: How To Avoid Planning Panic
It usually starts innocently enough: Someone in an annual planning meeting points out that your company's big anniversary is a few years off. Heads nod. Everyone agrees it matters. Then the meeting ends, day jobs resume and the milestone quietly slips dow
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Blog 4 months ago
Lessons From Our Heroes of Innovation and Enterprise
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, many famous founders and industrial titans are taking a turn in the spotlight for their roles in the history and development of American business and culture. To celebrate a less obvious cast of chara
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Podcast 4 months ago
S6E10: Celebrating Our Heroes of Innovation & Enterprise
For this special America250 episode of "The History Factory Podcast," History Factory team members Dario Sarlo, Tracy Ulmer, Nick Hiebert, Ryan Szarwark, Erin Narloch, Christy Bobo, Micah Lebowitz and Rod Vera joined host Jason Dressel to celebrate their
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Blog 6 months ago
The Missing Layer in AI Knowledge Management Systems: History and Meaning (Part 2)
Chris Juhasz is the senior director of archives at History Factory. A certified archivist and knowledge manager, Chris has more than two decades of experience making archival content accessible and strategically useful for clients. Building a layer of con
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Blog 6 months ago
The Missing Layer in AI Knowledge Management: History and Meaning (Part 1)
Chris Juhasz is the senior director of archives at History Factory. A certified archivist and knowledge manager, Chris has more than two decades of experience making archival content accessible and strategically useful for clients. Your knowledge ecosyste
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Podcast 7 months ago
S6E9: Relentless Innovation: When Brand Stewardship Meets Pushing the Envelope
Join host Erin Narloch and sneaker design icon Steven Smith for a conversation on taking risks while staying connected to what made a brand successful in the first place in the final episode of this season of "The History Factory Podcast." Steven Smith ha
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Podcast 7 months ago
All About AI Context and Context Windows: Memory Matters for Effective LLMs
Hear about the "invisible" side of AI-context and context windows, aka the memory of LLMs-in the final episode of our three-part miniseries on Chroniqle and AI-ready data. Host Erin Narloch and Fred D'Silva explore what these are, why they matter, and how
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Podcast 8 months ago
S6E7: What Does AI-Ready Data Really Mean?: Solving the "Garbage In, Garbage Out" Challenge
Tune into episode two of our Chroniqle AI miniseries on the importance of AI-ready content for knowledge management you can trust. Host Erin Narloch and Fred D'Silva, History Factory's head of technology enablement, are back, discussing the role of data s
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Blog 8 months ago
From Past to Performance: Why Your History Is Your Most Undervalued Strategic Enterprise Asset
Let's be honest: Most large organizations are suffering from a quiet, expensive epidemic. We call it "corporate amnesia." It's the frustrating reality that institutional knowledge walks out the door every time a veteran leader retires, or brilliant strate
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