Vietnamese enterprises do not lack money or technologies to implement PPP (private public partnership) projects. What they lack is the feeling of safety when they implement the projects.

Replying to the complaint that the current regulations cannot generate a fair playing field for domestic and foreign Internet service firms, the Ministry of Information and Communication (MI [ … ]

– Viet Nam has recently marked its Internet user number surpassing 31.1 million to become the fastest growing market in the region since it first ‘logged on’ to the Internet network in 1997. [ … ]

Software firms now can see great opportunities to earn money when local authorities have thought of using open source software. HCM City, for example, plans to spend VND31 billion dong to us [ … ]

Tourism draws -- Hoi An, Quang Ninh and Da Nang cities became early birds in providing free wifi services over their location in 2012 - the trend that visibly made them highly favoured by fo [ … ]

Penetrating and cementing firm positions in the US market means there’s great opportunities for Vietnamese software firms to approach a lot of US giants in all business fields, from aviation [ … ]

 There is still a “powerful force of bloggers” in Vietnam, which means that the service still has great development potentials. However, service providers should integrate multimedia fe [ … ]

The competition in the free chat software market has become stiffer than ever with the participation of a lot of big technology groups, both foreign and domestic. 

The Vietnamese Internet users’ community has called on people not to use Chinese WeChat, an OTT (over the top content) app, allowing to make calls and send messages free of charge. Some youn [ … ]

 Most Vietnamese IT firms say they would not be foolish enough to get involved in the projects under the mode of private public partnership (PPP) until the legal framework on PPP is set [ … ]