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Thursday, January 11, 1973
BETTER PRODUCT DESIGN MEANS HIGHER PROFITS
Govern Speaks At Design Award Presentation
The Governor, Sir Murray MacLehose, said this evening that
better industrial design meant "higher profits and fuller order books,"
He was speaking at the presentation of the Governor's Award
for Hong Kong Design at Government House.
The design competition was organised by the Federation of
Hong Kong Industries.
Sir Murray said: "Traditionally Hong Kong has manufactured goods
to the specifications of buyers elsewhere. Now we are being made conscious
of a need to manufacture goods to designs which are our own."
With the need the talen: to meet it has emerged rapidly. The
standard of this year's entries indicates how fast this talent has
matured," he added.
There were 67 entries this year.
The Governor's Award was won by Ampex Ferrotec Ltd. for their
automatic stack-array tester.
Sir Murray congratulated the company and their designers for
their "consistently high performance" in the field of electronic testing
equipment.
Turning to winners of the other awards, he said their products were
"a clear indication of what Hong Kong can achieve" and hoped that "their
efforts will simulate further local research and development in the
design field,"
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