Vietnam has made a new policy move in its journey to transform itself into a digital economy and improve its legal framework, much to the appreciation of investors and businesses.

Amid the pandemic, with countries imposing social distancing and lockdown orders, digital transformation has become quite the buzzword, being mentioned more often than ever as people and businesses find themselves more reliant on technology. 

Farming communities in South East Asia are embracing online selling for the first time during lockdown.

Singapore’s Lark Technologies Pte Ltd has made its digital collaboration suite, Lark, available for free across Southeast Asia, including Viet Nam. 

Digital technology will be the key for Vietnam to realise the target of growing into a powerful nation with a thriving economy over the next quarter of a century. 

The digital sector is expected to contribute 30% to Vietnam's economy by 2030.

Tran Huu Linh, director general of the General Department for Market Surveillance, speaks to Công Thương (Industry and Trade) newspaper on his department’s efforts to build an elite force in market monitoring.

While many enterprises have begun using technological solutions to improve productivity, small companies, which account for the largest proportion of total enterprises, do not have enough money to do this.

 VietNamNet Bridge – People will be able to send authorities information about forest safety with their mobile devices in six provinces, under a project launched yesterday in Ha Noi.

 VietNamNet Bridge - Mr. Tarun Dhawan-Managing Director from Riverorchid Notch shares opinions about the development of digital advertising in Viet Nam and the region.

 VietNamNet Bridge - The colorful paintings are shown on the big screen with spectacular lighting effects, outlining the view of cultural diversity in Indochina.