Tommy and Polly Thomas

Tommy who has worked in the IT industry for over 50 years is now
assisting and consulting in the application of IT to business and
community enterprises, preferably of an innovative nature and with no
recompense.
He is publishing
details of current activities on these Web pages and you are
welcome to
inspect them.
Polly is busy with her pastimes ( patchworking
,
tennis and the U3A) and of
course keeping Tommy under control and the
household in good order.
In 2008 The University of Manchester awarded Tommy their Medal of
Honour in recognition of his outstanding contribution to computing at
the celebration to mark the 60th Anniversary of the birth of "The Baby"
the small scale experimental machine which ran the its first program at
The University of Manchester on 21 June 1948
Tommy's Ph.D. thesis was awarded in 1954 by the University of
Manchester after submission of a thesis entitled "The Design
and Construction of an
Electronic Digital Computer".
His contribution to his profession has been recognised by the award of a Fellowship of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Membership of the Institution of Electrical Engineers provides
the ongoing professional platform for his work.
The quickest and cheapest way is by email to Tommy
Last updated 10th April 2010