TS. Dinh Duc Thien – Principal of Information and Communication Management Training School (front row, left side) and Mr. Bui Duc Quan – CEO of MVV Entrepreneur Academy (front row, right) at the signing ceremony In terms of technology, MVV Academy will transfer the learning experience management system MVV Everlearn, about the process, and support the Training School – training managers (Ministry of Information and Communication) to build 27 processes. belongs to 4 groups: Administration, content, transfer and technology; about people, supporting the training of school’s faculty. Assessing this partnership agreement, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Son – Chairman of MVV Entrepreneurship Academy – said: The digital transformation trend is happening across different industries, but it is especially important in education and training as it is the industry that can assist in creating awareness and how to implement digital transformation in other disciplines. But the field of digital transformation in the field of education and training is currently slow and facing many barriers. “We hope today’s agreement will be an example of how an open, collaborative mindset can create a drastic change in public-private partnership in the education sector.” – Mr. Nguyen Thanh Son said, at the same time, MVV Academy is proud to have been selected by the Ministry of Information and Communication to include in the digital transformation program for small and medium enterprises in Vietnam, and now it is self more proud to be able to accompany the Training School – fostering management staff of the Ministry in the digital transformation journey.

However, that is just the surface, but in depth, the online book fair also has many meanings that are not easy to count. 51% of readers buy books from localities outside Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City; many books to readers in remote, mountainous, island areas and a large number of books are ordered in the fields of politics, science, technology … from the national online book fair last year. showed that this activity satisfies the needs of readers, filling the gaps of existing books in many localities; contribute to building knowledge sources and multiplying positive values ​​for society. In that sense, publishers and publishers need to take the initiative and further improve their professionalism in organizing online book associations in particular and selling books online in general. At the same time, the interests of readers must be put first; have an effective solution to make the online sales channel a reliable place; the book must be of quality, reasonable price and closely follow the tastes of readers. Improving the quality of online book associations as well as online sales channels is a requirement from practice. Therefore, publishers and publishers need to apply advanced and modern technology when opening e-commerce transaction sites as well as simple and suitable payment methods to facilitate all participants. family. From participating in online book associations, publishers and publishers should consider this as the process of accumulating and adding experience to improve the professionalism in digital conversion. Also through this activity to promote the brand, learn the needs and habits of readers, thereby better serving the needs of the market. On the part of readers, besides taking advantage of the advantages and benefits of technology in researching, selecting and buying books from online book associations, it is necessary to be more active in the fight against pirated and non-pirated books. have a copyright … Especially need to have a decisive attitude, not be cheap, but support the fake online book selling sites, contributing to the health of the book market. The excitement of online book associations these days is more and more affirming the right direction in planning a strategy to bring publishing activities and reading culture to digital technology. This inevitable change not only helps publishers and publishers catch up with the development of the times, but also allows books to fulfill their mission of fostering a reading culture, which is “books for everyone”.