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Programme launched to select Vietnam’s top ICT companies

The Vietnam Software and IT Services Association (VINASA) on August 26 launched the selection programme for the Top 10 Vietnam ICT Companies 2020.
Programme launched to select Vietnam’s top ICT companies ảnh 1The selection programme for the Top 10 Vietnam ICT Companies 2020 is open until September 25 (Photo: top10ict.com)

Hanoi (VNA) - The VietnamSoftware and IT Services Association (VINASA) on August 26 launched theselection programme for the Top 10 Vietnam ICT Companies 2020.

VINASA Chairman Truong Gia Binh said theprogramme is looking to choose pioneering digital technology businesses, notingthat the selection of the top 10 enterprises in each area, instead of 50, as inprevious years, will help showcase truly outstanding firms.

There are 15 categories, including software andIT service exporters, business process outsourcing companies, fintechbusinesses, e-Government solutions providers, start-ups, digital contentcompanies, and those with products using artificial intelligence and the Internetof Things.

To be subject to evaluation by experts and ITcorrespondents, entrants should be enterprises that have operated for at leastthree years and earned at least 1 million USD in revenue. They can vie for theTop 10 title in different categories.

Held annually since 2014, the programme is open untilSeptember 25. The Top 10 Vietnam ICT Companies 2020 is set to be named inNovember.

More details can be found athttp://top10ict.com./.
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