LEO editor

London Remembers – aiming to capture all memorials in London. It includes the
LEO plaque laying ceremony near Cadby Hall including links to the video and other
material about J. Lyons & Co. See
https://www.londonremembers.com/memorials/leo-world-s-first-business-computer

2002 Seizing the Moment: The Far Reaching Effects of Broadband of
Economy and Society
David Cleevely Analysis Group
2004 Intellectual Property, Entrepreneurs and Company successes Hermann
Hauser
Director, Amadeus Capital Partners Ltd IET.tv footage
2005 ICT Use in Rural India: Innovations Bridge the Digital
Chasm Professor Subhas
Bhatnagar Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad IET.tv footage
2006 e-Science and Cyberinfrastructure Professor Tony Hey
VP Scientific Computing, Microsoft, USA IET.tv footage
2007 Invention to Phenomenon (Sensation?) Sir Tim Berners-Lee
Director of the World Wide Web Consortium
2008 Web 2.0 (Social Media to Inspire Change) Alex Balfour IET.tv footage
2009 IT: Is it on the money? John Carey, Former Head of Business, Strategy &
IT and interim
CTO, Lloyds TSB IET.tv footage
2010 The relentless march of the microchip Steve Furber IET.tv footage
2011 Internet for all – is the real barrier to reaching this vision: demand,
awareness, usability
or access technology? Dr Mike Short IET.tv footage

2012 Connecting Computers with the human brain Prof.Kevin Warwick
(University of Reading)
http://conferences.theiet.org/pinkerton/

Sir Robin Saxby, Ex Founding CEO and Chairman ARM Holdings plc
Pinkerton Lectures

Jim Mornish, Founder and Chief Research Officer, Machina Research
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.967205353308482.1073741831.5869
54168000271&type=3

Dr Robert Pepper, Vice President – Global Technology Policy, Cisco

Pinkerton Lecture Internet of Everything

Intriguing History Website cites “the very brave and innovative decision to promote
the development and use of commercial computers” taken by the Board of J. Lyons & Co.
in 1947. See http://www.intriguing-history.com/leo-computer-jlyons-co/

Wikiwand Website provides a brief history of LEO including bibliography and links.
See http://www.wikiwand.com/en/LEO_(computer)

Marconi maintain a Marconi History website which includes a section devoted to
LEO Computers and is regularly updated with news from the LEO Computers Society.
Access is restricted to password holders including Frank Land,
marconiincomputersandautomation

collects and records information about early
transistor computers, including LEO III – see
http://www.wylie.org.uk/technology/computer/LEO3/LEO3.htm
Broken Link