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Vietnam’s 50 Leading IT Companies 2018 programme launched

The Vietnam Software and IT Services Association (VINASA) launched Vietnam’s 50 Leading IT Companies 2018 programme in Hanoi on July 3.
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Hanoi (VNA) – The VietnamSoftware and IT Services Association (VINASA) launched Vietnam’s 50 Leading ITCompanies 2018 programme in Hanoi on July 3.

The programme, the fifth of its kind, willselect prestigious and competent IT firms in Vietnam to introduce, promote, andconnect with potential partners at home and abroad.

Over the years, the programme has supported manyeffective local IT businesses, especially those operating in the fields ofmarketing, communications, and cooperation development.

This year, aside from the selection of 50leading IT companies, the organising board will also pick up 10 outstandingenterprises in digital transformation, internet of things, and new technologytrends.

Businesses are encouraged to promote creativityand adopt strategies for digital transformation and the development ofhigh-quality products and services with new cutting-edge technologies such asartificial intelligence, robotics, automation, and 3D-printing.

These technological products not only meet localdemand but also contribute to the expansion of foreign markets, particularlykey destinations like Japan, North America, and Europe.

A special publication entitled “Vietnam’s 50 10Leading IT Companies 2018” will be compiled in Vietnamese, English, andJapanese.

IT companies with legal entities in Vietnam whohave been established for over three years may register to participate in theprogramme on the website (//leadingitcompanies.com) until July12. The announcement of the 50 successful IT companies will be held inHanoi on October 18. 

In 2017, the 50 selected enterprises from the programme earned over 20.67trillion VND (910.8 million USD) in revenue, accounting for nearly a quarter ofthe total revenue of the software and IT services industry. -VNA 
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