LINC first to win award
The Christchurch computer software company, Burroughs LINC, is the first recipient of the added-value export award, the Minister of Overseas Trade and Marketing, Mr Moore, has announced.
“Its software system has 100 per cent New Zealand " content arid' has brought net returns of $9.45M * back to New Zealand so j far. In addition, , the com- - pany’s enterprise in devel- J oping the system has * raised its staff numbers« from six to 38, a valuable.* addition to the Canterbury region.” v
Mr Moore said the * award was designed to« reward organisations ’ which have demonstrated ■ enterprise, skill and initia- £ tive in successfully pro-« ducing and. exporting a “ product unique in its field « and incorporating an outstanding degree of added « value. ■*'
The added-value export" award will be presented!" annually to a winner " selected by a committee representing the Manufachirers’ Federation, the .< Chambers of Commerce,'.' and a previous export Z award winner. *
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Press, 1 February 1986, Page 25
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