Vietnam has clearly defined goals for the digital transformation process. (Source: Nhan Dan) |
Recently, Medium (a blogging and social networking platform founded by Ev Williams - co-founder of Twitter) published an article affirming that digital transformation is reshaping industries globally and Vietnam is no exception. With a rapidly growing economy , a young, tech-savvy population and strong government initiatives, Vietnam is emerging as a leader in digital innovation.
Vietnam has set ambitious goals for digital transformation. Accordingly, the digital economy will contribute 20% and 30% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by 2025 and 2030, respectively. Key areas include: Developing digital payment platforms and financial technology; Promoting the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT) technology; Providing universal broadband and full 5G coverage by 2030; Improving digital skills and training the workforce.
The article states that Vietnam’s digital economy is growing rapidly, driven by advances in e-commerce, fintech and telecommunications. Vietnam’s IT industry is growing significantly, with an increasing focus on advances in AI, blockchain and automation. Vietnam is emerging as a trusted outsourcing hub for global technology companies, providing software development and IT solutions at competitive costs.
According to the article, the future of digital transformation in Vietnam stands out in the following aspects:
First, strengthen public-private partnerships: Collaboration between the government and the private sector is essential to sustain digital growth. Strategic investments in research and development, the startup ecosystem, and regulatory frameworks will play a key role in accelerating the adoption of digital technologies across a wide range of industries.
Second, AI development, automation and smart manufacturing: The emergence of Industry 4.0 in Vietnam is driving the deployment of smart factories, IoT-based manufacturing processes and AI-based quality control systems. These advances are improving productivity and positioning Vietnam’s manufacturing industry as a competitive force in the international arena.
Third, cybersecurity and data protection: As digitization accelerates, the importance of strong cybersecurity measures will also increase significantly. Strengthening data privacy regulations and strengthening security protocols are essential to ensure safer online transactions and protect businesses from cyber threats.
The article concludes that Vietnam’s digital transformation is paving the way for economic modernization, business innovation, and improved quality of life. By harnessing the potential of technology, encouraging strategic investment, and prioritizing synchronized digitalization, Vietnam is well-positioned to become the leading digital economy in Southeast Asia.
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