The Central Inspection Commission launched its Digital Monitoring and Inspection Operations Center on December 10th.

DNVN - On the morning of December 10, 2025, the Central Inspection Commission (CIC) officially inaugurated its new digital infrastructure for monitoring and inspection operations. This new digital infrastructure is expected to modernize the Party's inspection and supervision work from the central to local levels, based on data and technology.

A step forward in inspection and supervision work.

The center's launch ceremony took place online, chaired by Tran Sy Thanh, Chairman of the Central Inspection Commission. Local connection points included provincial and city Inspection Commissions - with one in Ha Tinh where the Chairman of the Provincial Party Committee's Inspection Commission directly participated.

The center was established to build a unified, modern monitoring and inspection system operating on a digital data platform. All necessary data is standardized, ensuring accuracy, completeness, integrity , and consistency to serve inspection, monitoring, and management throughout the system, from the central level to the grassroots. The technical infrastructure is also designed to be synchronized, highly secure, and meet the requirements for stable operation.

The launch event was held online .

Support technology and wide range of applications.

The center integrates modern technologies such as standardized process automation (SOP), AI-powered early warning systems, intuitive interfaces, multi-dimensional interaction, and support for rapid decision-making. One of its highlights is the "AI virtual assistant" – enabling leaders and inspectors to quickly access local indicators, policies, and reports, analyze fluctuations, detect anomalies, and propose timely solutions.

The center also supports secure video conferencing, aggregates data from multiple sources, enables remote inspection and monitoring, and ensures data interoperability between different levels.

According to the leaders of the Central Inspection Committee, the launch of the center marks a substantive step towards implementing the spirit of Resolution 57-NQ/TW - on innovation, national digital transformation, and the application of high technology in Party work.

Inspection and monitoring work has traditionally faced difficulties such as scattered data, manual procedures, and a lack of timeliness in detecting violations. The new center is expected to help overcome these limitations – through continuous, synchronized, and transparent monitoring, easily accessible and analyzeable data, and early warning of potential risks.

The challenges ahead - and the call to determination

Nevertheless, for the center to be effective, the leaders of the Central Inspection Committee emphasized the need for strong determination from all levels - from the central to the grassroots: close coordination, synchronized implementation, ensuring data connectivity, security, and improving the capacity of inspection officials are required.

The shift from traditional inspection and monitoring methods to a digital environment requires a change in both mindset and action: from periodic inspections to continuous monitoring, from manual to automated processes, and from local to system-wide interconnectedness.

If implemented effectively, the center could become a "bright spot" in the modernization of the Party's leadership, inspection, and supervision work – helping to ensure discipline, transparency, and improve management efficiency from the top to the grassroots level.

Nguyen Bach

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