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Manulife Vietnam striving to harness digitization
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Manulife Vietnam striving to harness digitization

Manulife Vietnam is applying digital solutions to make a difference and improve the customer experience. Ninety-five per cent of the company’s insurance claims have been submitted through the eClaims portal. Of note, the ManulifeMOVE application helps customers access seamless healthcare services such as online doctor consultations, medical examinations, and pharmacy.
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Enterprises not exploiting full potential of data

The rewards from data science and machine learning projects are often too long in coming to businesses. By using automated machine learning and data science platforms, and accelerating business intelligence, businesses can fully leverage the full potential of data in a cost-effective manner that is faster, more transparent, and more accurate. Even so, the available data still seems to be underutilized, which creates a lot of barriers for companies to reach their full potential.
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Blockchain can help Vietnam build smart cities

Forty-one of Vietnam’s 63 cities and provinces have prepared a smart city development project. At a conference on blockchain applications held on August 18, analysts said metropolises like Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi have the potential to build smart cities if there are appropriate policies focusing on three platforms: the Internet of Things (IoT), human resources, and real estate.
Manulife Vietnam striving to harness digitization

Manulife Vietnam striving to harness digitization

Manulife Vietnam is applying digital solutions to make a difference and improve the customer experience. Ninety-five per cent of the company’s insurance claims have been submitted through the eClaims portal. Of note, the ManulifeMOVE application helps customers access seamless healthcare services such as online doctor consultations, medical examinations, and pharmacy.
Buy-now-pay-later holds promise in Vietnam

Buy-now-pay-later holds promise in Vietnam

According to Research & Market, buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) services hold great potential in Vietnam. The service is expected to reach more than $1.1 billion this year, up 126.4 per cent compared to 2021, and $10.5 billion by 2028, an increase of 21-fold against 2021.
Technology to help forecasting in agricultural market

Technology to help forecasting in agricultural market

Deputy Prime Minister Le Van Thanh has approved the “Promoting the application of information technology in collecting information and forecasting the situation in the agricultural product market” scheme. The project aims to complete the construction of a centralized data center for the agricultural sector by 2025, applying AI, big data, and remote sensing technology to predict fluctuations.
Enterprises not exploiting full potential of data

Enterprises not exploiting full potential of data

The rewards from data science and machine learning projects are often too long in coming to businesses. By using automated machine learning and data science platforms, and accelerating business intelligence, businesses can fully leverage the full potential of data in a cost-effective manner that is faster, more transparent, and more accurate. Even so, the available data still seems to be underutilized, which creates a lot of barriers for companies to reach their full potential.
Blockchain can help Vietnam build smart cities

Blockchain can help Vietnam build smart cities

Forty-one of Vietnam’s 63 cities and provinces have prepared a smart city development project. At a conference on blockchain applications held on August 18, analysts said metropolises like Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi have the potential to build smart cities if there are appropriate policies focusing on three platforms: the Internet of Things (IoT), human resources, and real estate.
HCMC announces new data sharing platform

HCMC announces new data sharing platform

A resource and environment data sharing platform announced by the Ho Chi Minh City Department of Natural Resources and Environment on August 17 provides a geospatial data sharing channel for nearly 450 data sets through open and international transaction standards.

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