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The LEO became revolutionary, not just for its hardware in processing bits of information in 6,000 valves and 64 mercury delay-line tubes, but for how the system was designed.

These processes were developed by a core team of logical thinkers and mathematicians to create efficiencies across inventory, payroll and loading the 2,750 delivery trucks according to the drop off locations because of their perishable items – systems and designs which are still used in business computing and logistics today.