- the Lyons, Financial Director, January 2002 https://the-cfo.io/2002/01/15/lessons-from-leo-the-lyon/ May need to register
Berry, T. (2002) Lessons from LEO Read More »
Berry, T. (2002) Lessons from LEO Read More »
Bergin, T. J (1997) User-Driven Innovation: Read More »
DOB 1929
Interviewer: Thomas Lean, British Library
Date of Interview: 2010 Reference: C1379/16 Role in LEO: Programmer Joined LEO: 1953
Role in LEO: Programmer
Abstract: This is a full oral history of the life of Mary Coombs as part of the British Libraries Oral History series on the life of selected British Computer scientists.
Repository: British Library, National Life Stories, an oral history of British Science Type of recorder: Marantz PMD661 on secure digital (Sessions 1-4) Marantz PMD660 on
compact flash (Sessions 5-9) Recording format: Wav 24 bit 48 kHz (sessions 1-4) WAV 16 bit 48 kHz (sessions 5-9) Total no. of tracks 9 Stereo Total Duration 07 hours:14 minutes:40 seconds
Transcript: Here and Here
Copyright/Clearance: Open except for 00:56:57 – 00:59:15 of track 7 and 00:21:51 – 00:22:49 of
track 9; these sections are closed for 30 years until June 2041.
Interviewee: Mary Coombs (née Blood) 1 Read More »
Improbable Story of LEO, Resurrection, Number 88, Winter/Spring, 2019/2020, online at The Computer Conservation Society
Aeberhard, J., (2019), From Tea Shops to Computer Company: Read More »
The Times Supplement Tomorrow’s Today, 24 page supplement sponsored by Microsoft, pp 20-21, May 31st. Hilary Caminer holds a copy.
summer, with contributions from Peter Byford, Ralph Land, Norman Witkin, Neil Lamming, Gloria Guy, Bill Sant and David Holdsworth. http://www.leo-computers.org.uk/images/NewsletterSummer2015.pdf
Behr, B. (ed.) (2015) LEO Computers Society Newsletter, Read More »
A listing of mainframe computer manufacturers providing a chronology of their main products, including LEO Computers and the successor companies: IT
Bergin, T. J. (2007) Mainframe Computers, Read More »
Computer Weekly. Available at: https://www.computerweekly.com/blog/Cliff-Sarans-Enterprise-blog/LEO-Office-automation-is-still-going-strong. Based on review of Georgina Ferry’s book A Computer called LEO. (New Link) (New link to different article. The original link http://www.computerweekly.com/feature/The-tea-shops-that- ruled-the-IT-world no longer exists.)
Bentley, R. (2003). The Teashops that ruled the IT World, Read More »
Autumn, with contributions from Jessica Bradford (Science Museum), Peter Byford, Bernard Behr, David Holdsworth (Computer Conservation Society), Frank Land and Michael Storey. http://www.leo-computers.org.uk/images/2014_Newsletter.pdf
Behr, B. (ed.) (2014) LEO Computers Society Newsletter, Read More »
Journal of Strategic Information Systems, Volume 12, Issue 4, Pages 253-398, December.
Aris, J.B.B., Land, F.F., Mellor, A. (eds.) (2003) LEO Conference Report, Read More »