LEO editor

Eric Walden; Director of the Texas Tech Neuroimaging Institute Rawls Endowed Chair of Information Systems and Quantitative Sciences Rawls College of Business, writes ‘when I teach intro to IS, I have a whole thing on LEO, and I know you (ed. Frank Land) worked on it.’

Note: Eric Walden
Director of the Texas Tech Neuroimaging Institute Rawls Endowed Chair of InformationSystems and Quantitative Sciences Rawls College of Business
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• includes an account of the leading role played by the UK in the development of computers, with a mention of the role played by LEO with photos of LEO I, published in September as part of Goodwood Revival, an annual 3 day festivalcelebrating Goodwood Racecourse.

Totnes Times, page 7, June 14th 2019

Systematic Marketing, notes the award of the David Tresman Caminer Scholarship to Elisabetta Mori, David_Caminer_Scholarship

Ballistic Research Report No. 1115, March, Ballistic Research Laboratories. Does not mention LEO but shows developments in USA. BRL Report 1961 http://ed-thelen.org/comp-hist/BRL61.html#TOC

edited version of mini interviews to create one short video by , and archived at CCH at the Centre for Computer History volunteer at: https://youtu.be/x1rM98UDfYQ. It.

Sage Accounting Web  Payroll_Anniversary

• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LEO_%28computer%29#References

LEO Page, available at https://archive.is/SHAKK – a good account of the Lyons and LEO story.