LEO editor

McGraw-Hill, New York, Part 4, Chapter 25, pp. 289 – 305.

Computer Weekly. 
https://www.computerweekly.com/feature/A-look-back-at-Leo

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography; 

https://www.oxforddnb.com/display/10.1093/ref:odnb/9780198614128.001.0001/odnb-9780198614128-e-57059

“Father of Office Computing, John Simmons”, Old Brightonians, Brighton College, 
https://www.oldbrightonians.com/news/notable-obs/business/243-john-simmons-bc-1916.html

• Oxford Dictionary of National Biography,http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/99795?&docPos=27

British Computer Society, Vol. 8, No 2, pp. 98-102.

annual conference of Wired World October 15/16th 2015,
London. Printed in Observer Newspaper 18th October 2015, main section pages 32.33 See http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2015/oct/18/martha-lane-fox-technology-women-computing

an article noting the retirement of the London Boroughs LEO III from Greenwich and lamenting the failure of any British Museum to take an interest in the machine. The lament is reinforced by the edition editorial “A Maker from History”

URL http://www.citeulike.org/journal/els-09638687

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The contents of the issue are as follows:

Aris, J.B.B., Preface, pp 253-254

Baskerville, R., The LEO principle: perspectives on 50 years of businesscomputing, pp 255-263

Cox, G., Business computing 2001-the state of the art, pp 285-294

Mowery, D., 50 Years of business computing: LEO to Linux, pp 295-308 Yapp, C., Conference sponsors’ panel: what have we learnt in 50 years? pp 309-320

Shirley, S., Panel: social and economic consequences of business computing and public policy,
pp 321-330

Ashworth, J.M., Knowledge and digital information, pp 331-337

Hudson, R., Panel: crystal ball, 2001-2051, pp 339-353

Ein-Dor, P., The world and business computing in 2051: from LEO to RUR? pp 357-371

Amaravadi, C.S., The world and business computing in 2051, pp 373-386

Schell, E.H., The world and business computing at mid-century, pp 387-395

Henry Stewart Talks Limited Lecture Series for Business Schools. The online Power Point presentation includes a photo of LEO I Galliers sets out to refute Carr’s Harvard Business Review article (2001)

IT doesn’t matter. Galliers briefly refers to LEO and its pioneering role.

https://hstalks.com/t/1962/challenges-strategies-and-innovation-in-managing-i/

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