in Caminer, H., (Editor), Behr, B., (Production), (2019). LEO Matters, LEO Computers Society, Vol 6, pages 10-11, Autumn.
Hyman, C., (2019), Working at Wills as a 15 year old in the 1950s, Read More »
Lyons Electronic office a short but comprehensive account of the LEO story,
http://www.i-programmer.info/history/machines/670-leo-lyons-electonic-office.html
I Programmer (2010) LEO – Read More »
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft, Munich. The paper, in German, refers to the role played by LEO.
Data Processing, September-October, pp. 1-9.
Jackson, M.J., (1966), A Computer in the Mail Order Business, Read More »
Paper presented at Computer for Profit Conference, 6 pages, sponsored by British Institute of Management, Confederation of British Industries and ICL, at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, January 22nd 1970
Jackson, M.J., (1970), Freemans (London, SW9), Read More »
LEO: The Incredible Story of the World’s First Business Computer, McGraw-Hill, New York, Part 3, Chapter 23, pp, 274 -286.
Jackson, M,J., (1997), Freemans Mail Order, in Caminer, D.T., et al, editors, Read More »
The article recapitulates the story of LEO origins and finishes with an extract from the New Scientist a decade earlier: “In today’s terms it would be like hearing that Pizza Hut had developed a new generation of microprocessor, or McDonald’s had invented the internet.” https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2011/aug/26/how-lyons-teashops-powered-computers
Jones, S., (2011), How Lyons Teashops Powered Computers, The Guardian, 26th August. Read More »
Business Information Studies, Information Studies, Dropbox archive:
https://www.dropbox.com/home/LEO%20Oral%20History%20project – links to Dropbox ‘LEO Oral History project’, not to this specific item.
Electronic Engineering, Vol. 29, pp. 386-392.
Reprinted as part of ‘LEO –Lyons Electronic Office’ in Electronic Engineering, pp 18-24 http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/outriders/2011/11/leo_making_history.shtml
Bristol Industrial Archaeological Society Journal (BAIS), No. 47, pages 21-33.
Kaye, E.J. and Gibbs G.R. (1954) ‘LEO – A Checking Device for Punched Paper Tape’ Read More »