An overview on Hong Kong's Changing Dynamics dated 19 September 2012 is provided in the Trade Development Council's Hong Kong Trader, an international online business platform.

It outlines that although services accounted for 93% of Hong Kong's economy in 2010, "the production-related activities of the numerous vibrant trading firms
– many with corporate headquarters here" must be appreciated "to recognise the relevance of
Hong Kong manufacturers to today’s commercial fabric".

These comprise the “four pillar industries” of trading and logistics, financial
services, producer and professional services, and tourism, which together represented 58% of Hong Kong's GDP in 2010, as well as six targetted new "industries" where Hong Kong enjoys an advantage – cultural and creative industries, medical services, education services,
innovation and technology, inspection and certification services, and
environmental industries.

The battle to harness these changing industrial and business dynamics has just begun, judging from the TDC article.

Download Hong Kong Changing Dynamics – TDC Hong Kong Trader 19 Sept 2012