Nguyễn Ngọc Dung, chief of office of the Việt Nam Data Association, discusses how Việt Nam can turn its vast data resources into economic value by building the technology, businesses and markets needed to support a data economy.
The Ministry of Finance is spearheading a digital transformation initiative with an aim to build a modern, transparent, efficient and secure digital finance system that relies on data as the foundation for all management decisions.
Việt Nam views digital transformation as a national development priority and supports the Global Digital Compact to promote international cooperation and experience sharing.
Over the past year, the capital has accelerated efforts to move beyond simply applying digital technologies towards adopting data-driven governance, laying the groundwork for faster, more sustainable economic development.
From a smartphone used as a virtual shop in the mountains to AI-assisted video production, digital technology is reshaping how people in Việt Nam work, sell and .
Digital transformation has changed not only how individuals and businesses access banking services, but also the scale and scope of banking activities.
Ministries, sectors and local authorities will develop digital architectures suited to their respective functions, responsibilities and powers, while complying with common requirements for interoperability.
The province will support SMEs in assessing their level of digital transformation, developing digitalisation roadmaps and applying technology to management, finance, human resources, customer relations and supply chains.
Two new GSMA reports launched at M360 ASEAN Digital Trust Summit highlight digital trust as a critical enabler of ASEAN''s digital ambitions and call for coordinated action to strengthen confidence in digital interactions.
The agreement establishes a framework for cooperation in advancing comprehensive digital transformation with focus on bringing technology and AI solutions into practical applications, addressing real-world challenges in public administration, socio-economic development and the delivery of services to citizens and businesses.
The loans may be utilised for purchasing machinery, equipment, and production lines acquiring technology usage or ownership rights conducting pilot production hiring experts training personnel to operate and master the technology or carrying out product testing and verification activities.
The Telecommunications Authority under the Ministry of Science and Technology will build and manage a specialised database and share information with local regulators through online systems, according to the consolidated regulation, issued on August 25 under document 10/2026/VBHN-BKHCN.
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