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3,400 new digital technology enterprises appear in 1H
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3,400 new digital technology enterprises appear in 1H

According to the Ministry of Information and Communications, more than 3,400 new digital technology enterprises appeared in Vietnam in the first half of 2022, bringing the total number to 67,300, or 0.69 enterprises per 1,000 people. Vietnam has set a target that, by 2030, there will be 100,000 such enterprises, attracting $30 billion in FDI and contributing 6-6.5 per cent of GDP.
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MoIC issues measurement tools for digital economy

A set of measurement tools for the digital economy, issued recently by the Ministry of Information and Communications (MoIC), includes 23 indicators that will be assessed at three levels: national, ministerial, and sectoral and provincial. There are six indicators at the national level, three at the ministerial level, and 14 at the sectoral and provincial level. The Ministry has also provided a list and codes for occupations in the digital economy.
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Blockchain startups booming in Vietnam

Recognizing the huge opportunities in the fledgling Web3 ecosystem in Vietnam, startups in the field have been multiplying rapidly and made Vietnam one of the most vibrant blockchain centers in Southeast Asia. Techcollectivesea recently looked at how Vietnam’s top 5 crypto startups are growing and how they handle issues surrounding cybersecurity and fundraising.
3,400 new digital technology enterprises appear in 1H

3,400 new digital technology enterprises appear in 1H

According to the Ministry of Information and Communications, more than 3,400 new digital technology enterprises appeared in Vietnam in the first half of 2022, bringing the total number to 67,300, or 0.69 enterprises per 1,000 people. Vietnam has set a target that, by 2030, there will be 100,000 such enterprises, attracting $30 billion in FDI and contributing 6-6.5 per cent of GDP.
Digital talent and startup support programs in place

Digital talent and startup support programs in place

On July 15, Google and the National Innovation Center (NIC) announced two programs to develop digital talent and support startups, with 50 startups to receive support to reach out globally. According to AlphaBeta, if fully utilized, by 2030, digital transformation could bring Vietnam $74 billion each year.
Blockchain trainer to build human resources

Blockchain trainer to build human resources

S.H.E Blockchain, which specializes in training female employees in the blockchain industry, was launched on July 12 and will contribute to partially resolving the shortage of human resources for blockchain projects. According to analysts, if Vietnam does well in training for the blockchain industry, it is completely possible to expand human resources in the field to other countries.
MoIC issues measurement tools for digital economy

MoIC issues measurement tools for digital economy

A set of measurement tools for the digital economy, issued recently by the Ministry of Information and Communications (MoIC), includes 23 indicators that will be assessed at three levels: national, ministerial, and sectoral and provincial. There are six indicators at the national level, three at the ministerial level, and 14 at the sectoral and provincial level. The Ministry has also provided a list and codes for occupations in the digital economy.
Blockchain startups booming in Vietnam

Blockchain startups booming in Vietnam

Recognizing the huge opportunities in the fledgling Web3 ecosystem in Vietnam, startups in the field have been multiplying rapidly and made Vietnam one of the most vibrant blockchain centers in Southeast Asia. Techcollectivesea recently looked at how Vietnam’s top 5 crypto startups are growing and how they handle issues surrounding cybersecurity and fundraising.
E-commerce boom driving e-logistics

E-commerce boom driving e-logistics

According to the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Vietnam has the highest number of shoppers on e-commerce platforms in Southeast Asia, with about 49.3 million, or nearly half the population. The rapid development of e-commerce is boosting demand for e-logistics services, especially cross-border express delivery.

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