As hybrid cloud systems grow more complex, Vietnamese enterprises are struggling to detect cybersecurity threats moving laterally within their own networks.
Enterprises are advised to promptly assess and evaluate the impact of the changes in the newly-issued to ensure timely compliance in the upcoming tax finalization period.
Acting for increased women’s participation and leadership in climate action, Vietnam can accelerate a transition that is more inclusive, just, and impactful.
Power China, BYD, China Rare Earth Group, Haosen electronic battery company are among the Chinese enterprises planning to make new investments in Vietnam in the near future.
Recently, many businesses have been established in Vietnam with women at the helm, demonstrating some level of effectiveness. Is it time for female leaders or a feminine management style to dominate in these businesses?
As droughts and saltwater intrusion devastate the Mekong Delta, many women are forced to seek alternative ways to make a living. This new path may offer a glimmer of hope, but it also exposes their extreme vulnerability.
The adoption of environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria in private enterprises is a driver of innovation and new opportunities, creating long-term value for business and society.
Vietnamese enterprises’ knowledge about circular business is limited, with only 20 – 30 per cent clear and 3 – 6 per cent very clear, according to CIEM’s survey.
As more consumers become aware of environment safety and the concept of circular economy becoming more influential in Vietnam, enterprises need to switch to packaging that meets sustainability requirements and is easily recyclable to stay competitive.
Dairy businesses in Vietnam are pioneering in applying circular economy solutions on their progresses.
Lots of business in private enterprises take actions to pursuing sustainable development, aiming at creating better corporate and society in a whole.
The transition towards a circular economy offers $4.5 trillion in economic opportunities globally by reducing waste, stimulating innovation, and creating employment, according to UNDP's representative.
This is the second year in a row that Nestlé Vietnam has been recognised as the most sustainable business in Vietnam in the manufacturing sector, and for the fourth year it is in the Top 3 sustainable enterprises.
Using international experiences, lots of Thailand’s large enterprises have joined more in Vietnam’s projects based on circular economy model.
