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Vietnam’s leading IT companies announced

Most of the top tech firms in Vietnam performed well last year, with combined revenue reaching 374.4 trillion VND (16.7 billion USD) while employing around 93,000 workers in total.
Vietnam’s leading IT companies announced ảnh 1VINASA announces the list of outstanding IT enterprises in the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA) - Most of the top tech firms in Vietnam performed well lastyear, with combined revenue reaching 374.4 trillion VND (16.7 billion USD) whileemploying around 93,000 workers in total.

The VietnamSoftware and IT Services Association (VINASA) revealed the information in Hanoion September 17.

This year,aside from the selection of 50 leading IT companies, the organising board alsopicked up 10 outstanding enterprises in digital transformation, Internet ofThings and new technology trends in the context of the Fourth IndustrialRevolution.

VINASA said the IT businesses have strong growthand affects the trend in the market and IT sector in Vietnam.

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

In the past the programme has supported manyeffective businesses, especially those operating in the fields of marketing,communications, and cooperation development.

Launched inJune, the businesses are split into four sectors including business processoutsourcing (BPO), IT Outsourcing (ITO) and knowledge process outsourcing(KPO); software, IT solutions and services; digital content, mobile applicationand solutions and 10 firms with outstanding technologies in the Industry 4.0such as FPT, Viettel, VNPAY and MISA.

Those chosenhave been pillars in the country’s IT industry with big potential such asViettel, FPT and CMC.

In addition tobig players in the IT market, the 10 outstanding businesses have also broughtnew solutions to society.

A specialpublication entitled “Vietnam’s 50+10 Leading IT Companies 2018” will becompiled in Vietnamese, English, and Japanese.-VNA

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