SCIENCE & TECH

The program will help Vietnamese young businesspeople to engage and exchange experiences with peer entrepreneurs thus achieving positive development for their own businesses.

The first report will be published in December in Vietnamese and English.

Digital technology has become a “shield” contributing to limiting the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic in Hanoi.

To become a digital powerhouse, Vietnam will need to offer the conditions that will enable its local operators to adopt and adapt to new global digital technologies.

This year’s edition is the third time its eligibility has been expanded to include students from the ASEAN region.

There are many Vietnamese young people who offer themselves to charitable deeds amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

The satellite is the product of a project to create a nano-satellite under Vietnam's National Science and Technology Program on space technology in the period of 2016-2020.

The event has officially become the first and largest international innovation program dedicated to the young generation of Vietnam.

As people’s movement and contacts are being restrained, technology plays a part in facilitating encounters and help fight the Covid-19 pandemic.

It is an opportunity for Vietnamese IT companies to strengthen their connection with Australian pairs and vice versa.

The satellite is tasked with using micro-satellite constellation technology to receive automatic identification signals of ships for the purpose of tracking and monitoring vehicles at sea.

The groups aim at promoting the roles and responsibilities of the youth in Hanoi in innovating and improving the efficiency of information technology application.

The Vietnam Innovation Network currently has 16 members who are young Vietnamese scientists in South Korea.

Bluezone is one of many technology platforms being used to combat the Covid-19 outbreak in Vietnam.

The city plans to be one of the five localities leading digital transformation in Vietnam by 2025.

Local businesses need to optimize their operation and production to be more effective and safer.

The project is expected to help Vietnamese SMEs increase their productivity and competitiveness.

MaxX D is set to revolutionize how Manulife Vietnam’s 57,000 agents work by enhancing their productivity and the customer experience.

International economic integration in the field of science, technology, innovation is very important to Vietnamese enterprises.

A new platform has been providing businesses with online and face-to-face training courses on the digital operation.