VIETNAM SẼ THÀNH MỘT NƯỚC HI TECH HÀNG ĐẦU
Dân VN thông minh đă được các công ty lớn của thế giới chú ư
Các công ty hàng đầu như INTEL, MICROSOFT, SAMSUNG, LG, đă đầu tư lớn vào VN.
Vietnam first achieved a “good” rating from Gartner back in 2010 when it was named one of the top 30 countries for offshore services. There has been steady improvement since then with continued maturity of the existing industry, a wave of new graduates, foreign investment and startups. A Gartner report from January this year named Vietnam in the top tier of emerging market locations, alongside China and India.
Speaking from our past operations in India, we find modern IT skills in Vietnam equal to and in some cases exceed what India offers. English skills in Vietnam are also excellent. Schools teach English and it’s well-understood that proficiency in the language allows progress in the IT industry. You can secure an articulate and consultative workforce with good verbal and written English if you know where to look.
The country is undergoing a transformation. The rise of tech business and the increase in opportunities is driving an entrepreneurial spirit that can be seen in the success of developers like Dong Nguyen, the Vietnamese creator of the mobile sensation, Flappy Birds. Designed, created, and distributed for free in a matter of days from Ho Chi Minh City, within a year it had millions of players and was earning $50,000 per day from in-game advertising. It has served as an inspiration for others.
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A bright future
It may still be early days for Vietnam, but there’s a whole new generation of talent coming through and a strong focus on computer science in the school system. That investment will pay off as the technology sector matures and more companies see the appeal of locating here. We expect great things within the next decade, and we intend to be at the heart of it.
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