Digital transformation must go hand in hand with a digital culture of behavior.

Along with the powerful wave of digital transformation across all sectors, cyberspace is becoming an essential part of modern social life. However, for digital technology to fully realize its positive value, the key factor lies not only in infrastructure or technology, but also in the civilized and responsible behavior of users.

• Powerful applications in innovation and digital transformation.
• Regulations on the organization and operation of the Steering Committee for the development of science , technology, innovation, digital transformation and Project 06
• Focus on removing obstacles in implementing administrative procedures and digital transformation in the initial phase of operating the two-tiered local government model.
• Emulation campaigns include "Innovation and Digital Transformation" and "Digital Literacy for the People".

Behavioral changes in the digital environment

In Ca Mau province, the awareness of digital civilization has begun to gradually permeate the consciousness and actions of the people. Not only does she use social media to connect with others, Ms. Tran Thi Truc Mai (An Xuyen ward) also uses this platform for online trading. For her, credibility in the digital environment depends on honesty.

"Social media is like a double-edged sword. When selling products, you have to post accurate pictures of the actual items. What you see in the pictures and what you deliver must be exactly as described. If you're not honest and customers complain, you lose credibility, and once you've lost credibility, you lose customers too," Ms. Truc Mai shared.

Ms. Tran Thi Truc Mai, from An Xuyen ward, uses social media for her business.

Not only adults, but young people are also becoming more aware of their behavior online. Le Hong Minh (Tan Thanh ward) said: "I use social media to study, find courses, and update on current events. But more importantly, I know how to filter information and keep myself safe. It's important not to share too much personal information. You have to think carefully before interacting, because not everyone online is trustworthy."

The above points show that the development of digital culture is not something far-fetched, but begins with small, responsible actions, from how we write a comment, share a photo or information, or simply how we respond politely to others. When each individual is aware that their behavior online is also a part of their honor and character, then the digital space will truly be a safe place to live, learn, and develop.

Digital technology is being promoted not only in personal life but also in the administrative system and public services in Ca Mau.

At the Ly Van Lam Ward Public Administrative Service Center, Ms. Quach Ngoc Yen, a specialist at the center, said: "Thanks to technology, the processing procedures are faster and more efficient, reducing pressure on both officials and citizens. For officials and employees of the agency, the application of IT helps to resolve agency work more quickly, archived documents are easy to search, and reports are sent to relevant agencies quickly without having to go in person."

People are handling administrative procedures at the Ly Van Lam Ward Public Administrative Service Center.

However, according to Mr. Nguyen Van Den, Deputy Director of the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of the province, for digital transformation to succeed, digital culture must go hand in hand. Officials, civil servants, students, and pupils need to be exemplary in their civilized behavior in the digital environment. They must not only handle work efficiently but also show respect, share, and empathize with citizens and colleagues.

To realize this goal, Ca Mau province has been implementing many comprehensive solutions. In the cultural sector, the Vebrary 5.0 museum artifact management and electronic library software has been put into use, helping to digitize the knowledge base to serve the community. In tourism, the smart tourism information application (www.camautourism.vn) allows tourists to search for destinations, restaurants, and travel agencies directly on their mobile phones.

Digital culture helps make social media more civilized.

However, Mr. Nguyen Van Den informed that, according to the Ministry of Information and Communications, in 2024, more than 15,000 infringing content items were requested to be removed from cross-border platforms, mostly related to misinformation, defamation, and incitement to hatred. Cyber ​​violence and "culture of destruction" are increasingly prevalent, particularly targeting celebrities and ordinary users.

A Microsoft report once revealed that Vietnam was among the top 5 countries with the lowest online civility index. This shows that if a digital culture is not built in time, the conveniences of technology could become a threat to the community, especially young people and vulnerable groups.

A healthy digital society is one where people not only master technology but also know how to behave respectfully in the digital world.

Mr. Nguyen Van Den emphasized that digital culture education, enhancing digital skills, and perfecting the legal framework are the three pillars for building a safe and healthy cyberspace. Schools, families, media outlets, and technology companies need to cooperate closely to create a "shield" for users. At the same time, positive behavior and responsible, kind interactions should be encouraged.

Digital technology is reshaping how society operates, from public policy, education, and healthcare to personal life. A healthy digital society is one where people not only master technology but also know how to behave civilly in the digital world. It is a shared responsibility, not just one person's, to ensure that technology truly becomes a tool to serve humanity, rather than the other way around.

Phuc Duy

Source: https://baocamau.vn/chuyen-doi-so-phai-song-hanh-with-van-hoa-ung-xu-so-a121084.html