FPT offers new telecom solutions
(Apr 19, 2014)
The US Vidyo Inc. and FPT Telecom of the FPT giant software are
offering Vidyo services and solutions aimed at mass deployment,
including in Vietnamese businesses and government agencies.
Many experts have stressed that ministries and local government offices
need to hire IT service providers to manage their computer systems,
rather than attempting to build and maintain their own – a practice that
is currently widespread.
Intel Viet Nam yesterday in Ha Noi introduced a new generation e-book,
which is expected to create a foundation for a revamp in the education
system.
Vietnamese e-commerce sales are expected to hit more than US$4 billion
in 2015, thanks to growing internet users, reports the Viet Nam
E-commerce and Information Technology Agency (VECITA).
Intel Viet Nam on April 18 in Ha Noi introduced a new generation e-book,
which is expected to create a foundation for a revamp in the education
system.
Viet Nam's Bkav Internet Security Corporation on April 16 launched an
Internet-based over-the-top (OTT) application which allows users to make
free phone calls and messages.
Users can make online transactions safely in Viet Nam without worrying
about OpenSSL Heartbleed bug, said Viet Nam's leading security company
Bkav.
Effective May 1, all televisions sold in Viet Nam must bear the "Digital
Compatible" logo in order to help buyers recognise the standards and
authorities to better control the market.
The Government has approved a proposal from the Ministry of Information
and Communications (MIC) to separate service providers under the Viet
Nam Post and Telecommunication Group (VNPT) in preparation for their
equitisation.
The capital city attracted more than 300 IT projects with a total investment of US$1.8 billion in 2013.
The Vietnamese security company, Bkav, announced that it will train 100 Cuban executives on computer network security, majoring in preventing hacking and virus attacks, within three years by 2017.