Vietnam honours outstanding IT firms in 2020
Tuesday, 2020-12-15 10:43:37
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NDO - The Vietnam Software and IT Services Association (Vinasa) held a ceremony on December 14 to announce and honour the most outstanding Vietnamese IT firms in 2020 as part of the Vietnam ICT Summit and Vietnam Digital Transformation Day 2020.
The organisers said they received over 170 applications from 100 enterprises, which went through three rounds of judgement by industry experts and government officials before the finalists were selected.
The awards cover various categories such as software export, business process outsourcing, financial technology, e-government solution provision, digital content, IoT, digital transformation platforms, digital infrastructure, security, digital transformation services and solutions, digital marketing, smart city solutions, IT services and solutions, IT training, and start-up businesses.
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