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On 5th and 6th November 2001, an international conference was held at the Guildhall in London to mark the 50th anniversary of the world's first business application of a computer, and to honour the Leo pioneers of 1951.
The conference, sponsored by the Corporation of London and many leaders of the computing and telecomms industry, was a great success and many ex-Leo employees joined the conference in the evening of the first day for the 2nd John Pinkerton Lecture, given, appropriately, by David Caminer OBE, Systems & Programming Manager for Leo from 1949. |
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David Caminer OBE giving the Pinkerton Lecture in front of a picture of John Pinkerton. John Aris who assisted with some of the lecture is on the right. |
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One of the Conference panels (ex-Leo programmer/analyst Jim Feeney, 2nd from the right) |
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General view of the dinner at the Guildhall |
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Another view of the dinner. |
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(L-R), Back of Ray Shaw; Tony Morgan;?;Frank Kelly; Geoff Holland; Michael Holland; David Hoyle |
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Gloria Guy making a point to John Lewis. |
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Leo Society Chairman Peter Byford, R, - with glass in hand. (Nothing new there), with Dr. Gordon Davies and ?? |
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John Daines, centre, in conversation with ??. Brian Mills on the right |