CAV's quality aim
1st April 1966, Page 24
1st April 1966
Page 24
Page 24, 1st April 1966
— CAV's quality aim
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Design For X, Failure, Reliability Engineering, Software Quality, Systems Engineering, Bmc, Business / Finance, Technology / Internet
CAV Ltd. is taking a gamble on operators
being willing to pay extra for high-reliability electrical equipment. This was made clear by the company's sales director, Mr. Astbury, at the CAV Conference this week (a brief summary of papers appears on page 40).
He was replying to a comment by Mr. Broom, of Samuel Williams, and said that CAV was "hitching its star to high-quality, long-life products and intended to refuse business for anything less".
Another CAV speaker, questioned on the availability of British vehicles with turbocharged engines, said that a goods model would be coming out shortly as a result of three and a half years' development workâreferred to in one of the conference papers in connection with BMC and Ford vehicles.