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Leo InformationIn 1957, J.Lyons and Co. made the world's first office computer available for sale. They named this computer LEO (Lyons Electronic Office) II
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Partners Holding HandsLive Feed operates an aid organization in conjunction with our partners.Find out more about the charity Live Feed supports

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About us

Live Feed is a company formed with the purpose of holding a massive celebration to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the world's first business computer's commercial sale. In holding this celebration we will raise a substantial sum to help alleviate starvation throughout the world
The ethos behind the marketing of the first business computer was what they called User-Driven Innovation. Instead of designing a product and then adapting customer's needs to accommodate the features of the system, a technical team analysed the prospective client's production, commercial and clerical requirements and then provide a computerised system that would alleviate blockages and bottlenecks and thus allow a client to concentrate on the development of the business.
This customer-centric policy was not in line with computer manufacturers whose aim was simply volume sales and whose 'one size fits all' marketing principles led to the eventual demise of the more customer oriented computer producers.
Fifty years on and with the customer now more knowledgeable and aware, some manufacturers have decided that their equipment can offer 'solutions to business problems'.
So now we celebrate the pioneers of the business computer and the return to those marketing standards that began those years ago. To get involved with this event, go to the contact us page and leave your details for us to get in touch with you.
 





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