Winners of Vietnam Digital Awards 2022 announced

Forty-nine organisations, businesses, products and solutions were honoured at Vietnam Digital Awards 2022 in Hanoi on October 9 for their contributions to the process of national digital transformation.
Winners of Vietnam Digital Awards 2022 announced ảnh 1At the award ceremony (Photo: VNA)
Hanoi (VNA) – Forty-nine organisations,businesses, products and solutions were honoured at Vietnam Digital Awards2022 in Hanoi on October 9 for their contributions to the process of national digital transformation. 

The awards has accessed 10,000 businesses, attracted 1,000entries and honoured a total of 300 units and individuals that offeroutstanding digital transformation solutions through its five editions,according to Deputy Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Huy Dung.

Notably, apart from domestic firms, this year’sawards saw the participation of foreign enterprises, he added, expressing hishope that the winners will further contribute to Vietnam’s digitaltransformation.

Nguyen Duc Hien, Vice Chairman of the Party CentralCommittee's Economic Commission, said the awards has also created a playgroundfor collectives and individuals to exchange experience in digitaltransformation, digital economic development, and high-tech application inmanagement, production and business.

Organisers said they received nearly 400 dossiers,many of which have used new technologies like AI, Big Data, IoT, Blockchain andCloud, covering health care, education, banking, transport, energy andlogistics, among others./.
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