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The History of Managing Technical Information at DuPont

In the 1960s, DuPont developed computer databases to manage its collection of technical information, and many of the individual departments had their own information centers. During this time the duplication of efforts between departments, especially in the area of patent services, was studied. These studies had an impact on the handling of proprietary technical information. DuPont then developed, built, and implemented an integrated system for the storage, retrieval, and distribution of its in-house scientific and technical information. In addition to changes in the mechanical handling of information, changes were made in the way the content was described, for example, from classification systems to concept coordination. Many of the fundamental principles for storage and retrieval of technical information developed in the 1960s, including representations of atom-bond-atom structure and a thesaurus, were adopted and are still in use. These innovations resulted in the Scientific Corporate Information Online (SCION) database created in the early 1990s, which provides online access for DuPont’s scientific community to proprietary technical information. The next generation of the SCION database is under development and will take advantage of new computer and information science technologies. An intranet was developed and continues to grow and gain importance in managing DuPont’s information.