The digital economy presents a host of opportunities as well as challenges on how to manage, operate, and manage risk to ensure that operations, business, and investment are safe and effective in the digital era.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh attended the 2021 Global Trade in Services Summit on September 2 via video, at the invitation of Chinese Party General Secretary and President Xi Jinping. In his address, the Prime Minister affirmed that Vietnam is willing to cooperate with other countries to build a suitable legal framework to promote the development of the digital economy, thus contributing to the global economy.
The draft decision to accept the “National digital transformation program to 2025 and orientation to 2030” sets specific goals in the development of digital infrastructure, digital data, digital identity, digital payments, digital skills, digital workforce, digital businesses, and a safe and healthy digital environment, while improving Vietnam’s national ranking.
The Association for Information Systems (AIS) has established a Vietnam branch (VAIS) in order to boost the digitalization of the country’s economy by promoting cooperation in researching, teaching, and applying information systems. One of the main missions of VAIS is connecting associations and enterprises with academia through practical research on information systems and technology management systems. VAIS will also boost cooperation in management information systems (MIS) between Vietnamese and foreign universities.