Dyson to lay business prospects for Singapore

Global technology company, Dyson, is launching its latest technology at the Red Dot Museum on 3 August 2010.

In a press conference to be held on 3 August, Dyson will launch at the Red Dot Museum its latest technology and will also share the company’s upcoming business plans for Singapore- plans that may just play a part in Singapore’s future global design profile, according to an invite sent to the members of the media.

Dyson is a global technology company that has been manufacturing iconic, aspirational consumer and commercial products, and running a significant part of product research in Malaysia. The brand has now grown its technology range from the world’s first bagless cyclone technology vacuum cleaners, to hygienic, energy efficient and fast hand dryers, and handhelds that work properly.

Alex Knox- Dyson’s Industrial Design Director, will be the company’s spokesperson at the said conference.
 

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