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VINASA’s Vice Chairwoman cum General Secretary Nguyễn Thị Thu Giang delivered a speech at a press meeting. — Photo courtesy of VINASA

HÀ NỘI — Digital transformation progress in eight priority fields under the national digital transformation initiative will be discussed at the Việt Nam Digital Transformation Day (DX Day 2021).

The event themed ‘National Digital Transformation: Sharing and Connecting’, is scheduled to take place in Hà Nội on May 26-27.

Vice Chairwoman cum General Secretary of the Việt Nam Software and IT Services Association (VINASA) Nguyễn Thị Thu Giang said the event is set to attract more than 3,000 delegates.

The programme has four main parts, including updating the latest trends in digital transformation, introducing effective digital transformation solutions, sharing experience of successful cases, and connecting partners in the digital transformation process.

Việt Nam DX Day 2021 will feature eight seminars for eight key fields in the National Digital Transformation Programme including finance-banking, healthcare, education, agriculture, transport-logistics, energy, natural resources-environment, and manufacturing-industry.

In addition, there will be two meetings focusing on digital transformation for small- and medium-sized enterprises and one to promote digital start-ups in Việt Nam.

Giang added there would be sideline events, including business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-government (B2G) matching events, and an online conference on new digital platforms and solutions in Việt Nam.

She said the VINASA identifies the four major missions in 2021-25 as forming a technological ecosystem, developing platforms, focusing more on AI strategies, and building strong IT human resources.

“The goal is to accelerate the national digital transformation process,” she said, adding that the DX Day is an annual event that serves as a platform to mobilise efforts from digital firms to realise these goals.

The Việt Nam DX Day was first held in 2020 with the same theme and attracted 2,000 delegates. — VNS

 

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