Smart technologies are being applied more and more in building management. Source: ngonghiepvietnam.vn This is a recommendation made by experts of Real Estate Consulting Company Savills Vietnam in a newly released study. Chris Mariott, Managing Director of Savills Southeast Asia, said: “Nowadays, thanks to the development of the Internet of Things (IoT), we can access data through live cameras and sensors. Out. The data recorded in the building management system will help us to improve the management. In addition, smart technology will also proactively send notifications to management about maintenance schedules as well as potential or pending problems at the building. In addition, the application of artificial intelligence and technology will also help reduce the workload for management. In Vietnam, recently, the trend of applying technology in real estate project management is also considered as one of the solutions to improve the operational efficiency of the project. This factor contributes to making a difference to the standard of professional real estate management services, enhancing competitive value for real estate business units. According to Savills data, it is estimated that startups in the real estate technology sector attracted investment of USD 10 billion in 2016 and this number increased to USD 44 billion in 2019. These companies mainly provide technology solutions for buildings, helping to achieve high efficiency in management, reducing emissions, bringing economic benefits to investors…

Xiaomi “integrated” fashion and technology in the launch event of Mi 11 lite and Mi 11 lite 5G in Vietnam in mid-April. Xiaomi (stock code: 1810) has just announced the unaudited consolidated results of the first three months of the year to March 31, 2021. In the first quarter of 2021, total adjusted revenue and net profit exceeded market expectations. In which, total revenue in the period reached 76.9 billion yuan, up 54.7% over the same period last year, while adjusted net profit reached 6.1 billion yuan, up 163.8 percent over the same period last year. last. Regarding the smartphone business, this quarter continued to record a remarkable growth rate. Smartphone sales reached 51.5 billion yuan, up 69.8% year-on-year. Global smartphone shipments in the period reached 49.4 million units and gross profit margin reached 12.9%. According to Canalys, Xiaomi continues to hold the third position in terms of smartphone shipments, accounting for 14.1% of the global market share. Notably, the premium smartphone portfolio is increasingly diversified, contributing to Xiaomi’s strong growth in this segment. In the first quarter of the year, Xiaomi shipped more than 4 million phones priced over 3,000 yuan in China and over 300 euros in international markets. In addition, third-party data shows that Xiaomi accounted for 16.1% of the market share of smartphones priced between 4,000 yuan and 6,000 yuan in China in the first quarter of 2021, far ahead of 5.5% in the first quarter of 2020. Meanwhile, Xiaomi’s core strategy of “Smartphone x AIoT” continues to underpin outstanding performance. IoT and lifestyle products saw strong business performance with revenue up 40.5% year-on-year to 18.2 billion yuan. Also in this quarter, the number of Xiaomi smart TVs sold reached 2.6 million units. According to All View Cloud (AVC), the number of TVs shipped ranked first in China for nine consecutive quarters and was always in the top five globally. In particular, widescreen smart TVs are well received by the market. AVC said that Xiaomi and Redmi TVs continue to take the No. 1 position in retail sales in the 70-inch TV segment in China with 29% market share, retail sales increased by more than 160% over the same period. last year. The group’s IoT and lifestyle product segment is also following a hot growth trajectory in the international market. Revenue from IoT and lifestyle products in overseas markets increased by 81.1% over the same period last year. The products of electric vehicles, air conditioners, Mi Box receivers … of Xiaomi have penetrated widely into families. Xiaomi is increasingly expanding its AIoT platform. As of March 31, 2021, the number of IoT connected devices (excluding smartphones and laptops) on the AIoT platform has reached 351.1 million units. The number of consumers owning at least 5 devices connected to the AIoT platform (excluding smartphones and laptops) reached 6.8 million, up 48.9% over the same period last year. In March 2021, Xiaomi’s AI Assistant had 93.0 million monthly users, while the number of monthly Mi Home software users reached 49.2 million, up 22.8% year-on-year. The Group’s Internet services segment continued to grow steadily with revenue increasing 11.4% year-on-year to 6.6 billion yuan in the first quarter of 2021. Gross profit margin of the services segment Internet reached 72.4%. Advertising revenue hit a quarterly record of 3.9 billion yuan, up 46.3% year-on-year. Also in the first quarter of 2021, Xiaomi’s revenue from overseas markets increased by 50.6% year-on-year to 37.4 billion yuan. According to Canalys, Xiaomi’s market share in the first quarter was in the Top 5 smartphone companies in terms of number of shipments in 62 countries and territories globally, in particular, taking the No. 1 position in 12 countries and regions. earth. Xiaomi has positioned itself to compete in key markets. According to Canalys, this quarter Xiaomi entered the Top 2 smartphone companies for the first time in Europe, with smartphone shipments increasing by 85.1% year-on-year and 22.7% market share. Notably, Xiaomi has held the No. 1 throne in Eastern Europe for 2 consecutive quarters, with smartphone shipments increasing by 81.8% over the same period last year, accounting for 32.5% of the market share. The group was also ranked 1st in Russia for the first time with 32.1% market share. Xiaomi still maintains the 3rd position in Western Europe with market share increasing to 16.6%, after smartphone shipments increased by 89.3% over the same period last year. The group ranked No. 1 in Spain for 5 consecutive quarters, achieving 35.1% market share. Also, promoted to No. 2 in Italy; 3 in Germany and France, and broke into the top 5 for the first time in the UK, all with over 90% growth in phone shipments compared to the same period last year. Most impressively, Xiaomi maintained the No. 1 position for 14 consecutive quarters in India, capturing 28.3% of the market share. The group is on a strong growth path when conquering new markets…

The group consists of eight first-year students: Chu Minh Nhan, Cao Khanh Gia Hy, Nguyen The Binh, Ho Huynh Gia Bao, Tran Duy Khang, Nguyen Duy, Ngo Ha Gia Bao and Mai Hoang Kim Son. The group made the fabrication under the guidance of three lecturers, Prof. Dr. Quan Thanh Tho (Deputy Dean of Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering), Dr. Le Thanh Long (lecturer of Faculty of Mechanical Engineering) and Dr. Vo Thanh Hang (Deputy Head of Faculty of Computer Science and Engineering). lecturer in the Department of Environment and Natural Resources). A group of students worked hard together to make a thermometer Dr. Vo Thanh Hang (female), Assoc. Prof. Dr. Quan Thanh Tho (shirt) and a group of students next to an automatic body temperature measuring device. Photo: NTCC Chu Minh Nhan, a member of the group, said that the group is currently completing a number of features such as the data entry table, the frame structure… according to the suggestions of the teachers and teachers. It is expected that in the middle or the end of June 2021, the group will complete the apparatus and put it into use at the school’s entrances. Compared with other machines on the market, the advantage of IoT-integrated automatic body temperature and hand washing machine is that it is programmed with IoT to recognize faces (check student IDs and faces) to remind you to wear a mask. voice. The device will automatically measure the body temperature and warn when the body temperature exceeds the normal range. Update data on user information and temperature of use, record information, when the user is using the machine… The machine also supports automatic hand washing with a sufficient amount of antiseptic solution. In particular, the data (temperature measurement results, entrance time, facial recognition images) will be stored and transmitted to the central server. Medical staff will easily access and retrieve data for control and tracing of suspected COVID-19 cases. Dr. Thanh Hang, instructor, said that the thermometer is a product developed by a community project and entered the top 10 of the soft skills class of the school’s international training program. After that, students continued to research and develop machine manufacturing, combined with smart internet usage features, to improve usage efficiency. According to Dr. Thanh Hang, the group has now registered a student scientific research project (start-up program) and manufactured according to the university’s order to use in the prevention of COVID-19 at the University of Science and Technology.

Mr. Ken Pye – Microchip’s Vice President of Global Applications – said: Our customers now have anytime, anywhere access to popular embedded system control design training courses, the most comprehensive high quality in the industry. These free training courses teach engineers how to bring new designs to market more quickly and efficiently, and get the most out of development tools and products. “We are strongly committed to providing our customers with the highest quality product training, and we are now making those training more accessible to engineers of all levels. different levels of experience,” said Ken Pye. As of last year, Microchip held exclusive face-to-face training courses as part of its annual conferences, and now, Microchip University has moved this training to an online environment. Engineers will learn how to use the company’s MPLAB Code Configurator (MCC) and Core Independent Peripherals (CIP) tools as well as Microchip’s solutions to develop embedded Linux applications. This rapidly expanding training course covers motor control best practices, battery charging basics, power supplies, security, analog system design… Microchip University covers the full range of Microchip products. Sign up for Microchip University’s training courses taught in English, Korean, and Chinese.

– What is the difference between the RPA (Robotics Process Automation) solution provided by Viettel compared to similar services on the market? – Viettel’s RPA is an end-to-end service, that is, comprehensive consulting from possibilities and opportunities to automate RPA to deploying automation, operation and optimization solutions to improve customer experience, employee experience during implementation. Viettel “tailored” to each customer, depending on their business. Mr. Doan Dai Phong – Deputy General Director of Viettel Solutions. – What special strengths does Viettel have when providing this service to other businesses and organizations? – Viettel’s first strength with RPA services is infrastructure, because RPA must combine other digital services such as IoT (Internet of Things), edge computing, and Cloud. The second strength is human resources, technology along with experience in solving internal problems in robotics. We believe these are our strengths when solving RPA problems for customers. – What difficult problems has Viettel solved to create strengths when deploying RPA solutions for customers? – Viettel is a multi-industry corporation, so it works in many fields such as finance and accounting, network operation, logistics … and needs to apply many robotics problems. For example, in terms of financial reconciliation, on average, Viettel reconciles from a few thousand to several tens of thousands of businesses a month. If we use manual invoicing, we will need a lot of manpower. However, when applying RPA, Viettel’s financial reconciliation only needs about 50-60 people, because most of the operations are handled automatically when receiving invoices from businesses. Accordingly, instead of manually entering invoice information into the system, and then having to check if the customer’s information included in the invoice is correct with Viettel’s management system, the application of RPA can help speed up to more than 10 times and save 70% on personnel costs. – With an external customer, how long will it take to deploy RPA for the business? – Implementation time will depend on the business of the business. According to my research, some banks in the world usually apply about 50-100 processes. On average, businesses need to apply RPA to about 50 processes. Meanwhile, within 1-3 months, Viettel can deploy RPA 3-5 processes. – What is the most difficult thing when implementing Viettel’s RPA solutions? – In my opinion, for RPA, about 80% of cases will not have any difficulty in deploying, because the essence of RPA is to apply robotics to operations that have to be done manually. The biggest difficulty when applying RPA is often when implementing it with other technology solutions. For example, when taking data from sensors to push to a centralized data warehouse, it is necessary to apply many different technologies such as IoT, related to Big Data, and then apply RPA. The difficulty will lie in the combination with other technologies, but in terms of implementing RPA solutions, there is almost no difficulty. Viettel signed strategic cooperation agreements with many enterprises. – Viettel has just signed a strategic cooperation agreement in implementing many digital transformation solutions for 3 companies, namely Vietnam Airports Corporation, Nova Group, and Saigon Newport Corporation. If deploying Viettel’s RPA solutions, how will they change? – The nature of internal efficiency of Viettel may partly reflect the effectiveness of customers. I once read a statistic showing that when applying RPA, on average, businesses can reduce costs by 30%, increase work accuracy by 99%. RPA can handle up to 25% of banking jobs, 36% of processes in healthcare and other industries.

VinSmart stops producing phones and televisions On May 9, Vingroup officially announced that VinSmart would stop producing TVs and smartphones to focus resources on developing IoT products and Infotainment features for VinFast cars. Sharing the main reason why VinSmart made such a decision, Mr. Nguyen Viet Quang, Vice President and General Director of Vingroup said: “The production of smart phones or smart TVs has no longer brought breakthrough possibilities, Meanwhile, the development of smart cars, smart homes, smart cities brings many benefits and outstanding experiences. force for this spike “. VinSmart factories will continue to produce existing phones and TVs until the end of the product’s life cycle to supply the market. Then part of the factory will be used to outsource to partners, while the rest is expanded to adjust to produce new products. With products sold to the market, VinSmart said it will maintain the warranty and customer care as committed. Vsmart phones sold to the market are still upgraded and updated with software. After stopping production of smartphones, TVs, VinSmart will focus on developing information – entertainment – service (Infotainment) features; research, design and manufacture of electronic components, battery cell systems, complete electric batteries, electric motors for VinFast cars. At the same time, VinSmart still retains research on smart cities, smart homes and IoT devices. VinSmart’s smart home solution appeared at a major urban exhibition late last year and has been operated in two major urban areas, Vinhomes Smart City and Vinhomes Ocean Park. VinSmart retains its research on smart cities, smart homes and IoT devices. Its most prominent smartphone products are Vsmart Joy 3, Vsmart Live 4, phone with front camera hidden under the Vsmart Aris Pro screen. In the TV segment, VinSmart has two main lines of 4K resolution: high-end KE and mid-range KD, with sizes from 43 to 55 inches, priced from VND8.7 million.

Vsmart Live 4 “make in Vietnam” line of Vinsmart. On May 9, Vingroup officially announced that VinSmart would stop producing TVs and smartphones to focus resources on developing IoT products and Infotainment features for VinFast cars. Mr. Nguyen Viet Quang, Vice President and General Director of Vingroup, said: “The production of smart phones or smart TVs has no longer brought breakthrough capabilities, making a difference for users. The development of smart car, smart home, smart city brings many benefits and outstanding experience. Therefore, we are determined to put all resources into this spearhead. VinSmart factories will continue to produce existing phones and TVs until the end of the product’s life cycle to supply the market. Then part of the factory will be used to outsource to partners, while the rest is expanded to adjust to produce new products. With products sold to the market, VinSmart said it will maintain the warranty and customer care as committed. Vsmart phones sold to the market are still upgraded and updated with software. After stopping production of smartphones, TVs, VinSmart will focus on developing information – entertainment – service (Infotainment) features; research, design and manufacture of electronic components, battery cell systems, complete electric batteries, electric motors for VinFast cars. In addition, VinSmart still retains research on smart cities, smart homes and IoT devices. VinSmart’s smart home solution appeared at a major urban exhibition late last year and has been operated in two major urban areas, Vinhomes Smart City and Vinhomes Ocean Park.

VinSmart will play television and mobile phones Vingroup said VinSmart will focus its resources on developing electronic products and “Infotainment” features for VinFast cars. This is a strategic step to bring VinFast towards its goal of becoming one of the smartest and most convenient electric car manufacturers in the world. According to the new decision, VinSmart will stop the development of televisions and mobile phones, and switch to the development of smart features on vehicles and houses. In which, the focus is on developing information – entertainment – service (Infotainment) features for VinFast cars. With nearly 150 Infotainment features coming soon, VinFast cars will bring different utilities, creating a competitive advantage in the global auto market. In addition, VinSmart focuses on research, design and production of electronic components, electric battery cells, complete electric battery systems and electric motors of all kinds, in order to increase the localization rate. and ensure a high quality supply of VinFast. VinSmart will also continue to promote current research on Smart Cities – Smart Houses and related IoT devices to bring superior living experiences to users. To put all of their energy into a new direction, VinSmart factories will continue to produce existing phones and televisions until the end of the product’s life cycle to supply the market. Then part of the factory will be used to outsource to partners, while the rest is expanded to adjust to produce new products. Regarding products sold to the market, VinSmart commits to maintain the warranty, repair and care as committed until the day when customers no longer use the product. In particular, a part of the phone software design department continues to research to upgrade and update Vsmart phones that have been sold to the market. On May 6, Vingroup announced that it would gather vehicle development forces from overseas VinFast research institutes to its headquarters in Vietnam to ensure the research and development progress and class for new models. Previously, the Group also withdrew from retail, agriculture and aviation to focus on the core priority of cars.

“The production of smart phones or smart TVs has ceased to make a breakthrough and make a difference for users. Meanwhile, the development of smart cars, smart homes, smart cities bring to many outstanding benefits and experiences. Therefore, we are determined to put all resources into this spearhead “, Mr. Nguyen Viet Quang, Vice Chairman and General Director of Vingroup, said. Nearly 3 years in the smartphone market, reaping many successes, Vingroup decided to stop this segment to focus more on VinFast. However, VinSmart factories will continue to produce existing phones and TVs until the end of the product’s life cycle to supply the market. Part of the factory will then be used to outsource to partners, with the rest expanded to make new products. VinSmart will also maintain the warranty and customer care as committed with the products sold to the market. Vsmart phones sold to the market are still upgraded and updated with software. According to a representative of Vingroup, after stopping production of smartphones and TVs, VinSmart will focus on developing information – entertainment – service (Infotainment) features; research, design and manufacture of electronic components, battery cell systems, complete electric batteries, electric motors for VinFast cars. VinSmart will also retain research on smart cities, smart homes and IoT devices. VinSmart’s smart home solution appeared at a major urban exhibition late last year and has been operated in two major urban areas, Vinhomes Smart City and Vinhomes Ocean Park. VinSmart was born in June 2018, starting with the production of smartphones with the Vsmart brand. Nearly 3 years of development, Vsmart introduced to the market 19 phone models and 5 TV models.

VinSmart decided to stop producing phones and televisions to focus on VinFast car production. VinSmart Research and Production Joint Stock Company (VinSmart) will turn to developing smart features on vehicles and houses. In which, the focus is on developing information – entertainment – service (infotainment) features for VinFast cars. With nearly 150 infotainment features coming soon, VinFast cars will bring different conveniences, creating a competitive advantage in the global auto market. The second task, VinSmart focuses on the research, design and production of electronic components, electric battery cells, complete electric battery systems and electric motors of all kinds, in order to increase the domestic rate. and ensure a high quality supply of VinFast. In addition, VinSmart will also promote current research on smart cities – smart homes and related IoT (internet connection of things) devices to bring superior living experiences to users. To put all of their energy into a new direction, VinSmart factories will continue to produce existing phones and televisions until the end of the product’s life cycle to supply the market. After that, part of the factory will be used to outsource to partners, the rest is expanded to adjust to produce new products. Regarding products sold to the market, VinSmart commits to maintain the warranty, repair and care as committed until the day when customers no longer use the product. In particular, a part of the phone software design department continues to research to upgrade and update Vsmart phones that have been sold to the market. Mr. Nguyen Viet Quang, Vice Chairman and General Director of Vingroup, said: “The production of smart phones or smart TVs has no longer brought breakthrough capabilities, creating different values ​​for users. Meanwhile, the development of special smart cars, smart houses, even the creation of smart cities … will bring many benefits and outstanding experiences to mankind. Therefore, we are determined to put all resources into this spearhead “.

According to the new decision, VinSmart will stop the development of televisions and mobile phones, and switch to the development of smart features on vehicles and houses. In which, the focus is on developing information – entertainment – service (Infotainment) features for VinFast cars. With nearly 150 Infotainment features coming soon, VinFast cars will bring different utilities, creating a competitive advantage in the global auto market. The second task is to focus on the research, design and manufacture of electronic components, battery cells, complete electric battery systems and electric motors of all kinds, in order to increase localization rates. and ensure a high quality supply of VinFast. VinSmart is one of the two main enterprises in Vingroup’s production activities. Photo: Le Trong. In addition to focusing on VinFast, VinSmart will also continue to promote current research on Smart City – Smart Home and related IoT devices to bring superior living experiences to people. use. To put all of their energy into a new direction, VinSmart factories will continue to produce existing phones and televisions until the end of the product’s life cycle to supply the market. Then part of the factory will be used to outsource to partners, while the rest is expanded to adjust to produce new products. Regarding products sold to the market, VinSmart commits to maintain the warranty, repair and care as committed until the day when customers no longer use the product. In particular, a part of the phone software design department continues to research to upgrade and update Vsmart phones that have been sold to the market. “The production of smart phones or smart TVs no longer brings the ability to break through and create different values ​​for users. Meanwhile, the development of particularly smart cars, smart homes, even the creation of smart cities … will bring many benefits and outstanding experiences to mankind. Therefore, we are determined to dedicate all resources to this spearhead ”, said Mr. Nguyen Viet Quang, Vice President and General Director of Vingroup. On May 6, Vingroup announced that it would gather vehicle development forces from overseas VinFast research institutes to its headquarters in Vietnam to ensure the research and development progress and class for new models. Previously, the Group also withdrew from retail, agriculture and aviation to focus on the core priority of cars.

Co9P includes technology service providers related to Industry 4.0 (revolution 4.0) and related ecosystem companies, and facilitates collaborative networks to develop technology, services and solutions of the local revolution 4.0. Speaking to the press after signing the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on April 20, MTDC CEO Norhalim Yunus said that the partnership will attract many people to participate in training and seminars. and drones and Internet of Things (IoT) seminars. The SGA has funded 100,000 ringgit ($ 24,300) to develop its expertise in the drone sector. MoU identifies cooperation in the areas of capacity building, training, technology development and activities such as the provision of technology services related to the 4.0 revolution, with majors in non-technology equipment. drivers and IoT./.

Currently, in Vietnamese enterprises, there is a serious shortage of information technology (IT) human resources. According to a recent survey, in 2019, Vietnam lacks 90,000 IT personnel, by 2020 this number has increased to more than 400,000 and is estimated to fall to around 500,000 people by 2021. Meanwhile, the whole country currently has about 235 universities, 153 IT training schools, every year about 50,000 IT students graduate, of which only 30% can work immediately, 70% have to train additionally. Realizing that the market demand for this workforce is huge, while the supply is increasingly limited, K-Group has signed a contract with NIIT, the world’s leading IT Institute in training and providing public solutions. technology, in order to bring job opportunities as well as personal development to young people and students nationwide in the digital age. In this partnership strategy, K-Group, together with its ecosystem, will coordinate with NIIT to organize courses including: Data Analysis (Data Analytics), details such as: Data Analysis in Excel, Statistics for Analytics, Programming in R, … with Professional Diploma in Data Analytics certification. Internet of Things (Internet of Things) includes the following contents: The IoT Story, IoT Architecture and Core IoT, IoT Security, … with 50 hours of study time with IoT Developer certification. Artificial Intelligence (Artificial Intelligence): Classification and Regression Using Supervised Learning, Logic Programing, Natural Language Processing, … with 50 hours of study time and Artificial Intelligence Programmer certification. Blockchain: Blockchain 101, Decentralization, Symmetric Cryptography … with 50-hour study time and Blockchain Developer certification. Mr. Pavitra – Representative of NIIT (India) commented: “NIIT and K-Group both have strengths that can support each other in order to create the best conditions for the development of human resources in the technology industry in Vietnam. . At the same time, this is an important milestone to help us get closer to a large number of students through advanced technologies such as: AI, Blockchain, IoT … and internationally valuable certificates that NIIT provided. This contributes to opening up many opportunities for us to replicate the scale of our training, continuing our mission when entering the digital era in a new era “. As planned, in this May, K-Group and NIIT will organize the first course for students with many preferential policies. Providing students with new experiences and a dynamic learning environment at K-Group. In which, the standard of NIIT’s standardized teaching methods, textbooks and exercises system will be given priority. On this occasion, K-Group and NIIT have a discount of 25% for students when registering before May 10, 2021.

Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology and Kinh Bac Group signed a cooperation agreement. On the afternoon of April 26, the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST) cooperated with the leaders of Kinh Bac Urban Development Corporation (Kinh Bac Corporation) to hold a meeting and sign a cooperation agreement. with member institutes for research on building zero industrial models for energy and zero on emissions and funding inspection of dead martyrs’ remains. Attending the meeting and the signing ceremony were Prof. VS Chau Van Minh, Member of the Party Central Committee, Chairman of Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology. Specifically, the Institute of Energy Science, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology signed a cooperation agreement with Kinh Bac Group to research and develop smart energy management systems in industrial parks. . Accordingly, the Institute of Energy Science cooperates with Kinh Bac Group to research, contribute to building and developing a platform (Platform) of international standards, providing intelligent flexible solutions for the electrical system. in industrial zones. Specifically, the Institute of Energy Science exploits technology applications of the industrial revolution 4.0 to conduct research, evaluation and development of solutions in planning, design and development of grid technology. Micro Grid uses renewable energy sources towards zero energy industrial zones (zero fossil fuel consumption and zero carbon emissions); Developing smart energy management systems in centralized industrial zones. Next, the Institute of Environmental Technology, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology signed a deal with Kinh Bac Group to research, contribute to building and develop a platform of international standards, providing awards. and smart solutions for the Group’s environmental sector. The Institute of Environmental Technology will provide the Group with advanced technology solutions and effective management in the field of environment. For wastewater: Providing advanced technology solutions in combination with Internet of Things (IOT) control in the treatment system to meet regulated standards; Cost savings; Energy recovery and post-treatment water reuse is at its highest. For organic sludge: Utilize all to apply electricity generation and organic fertilizer solutions for green development. For solid waste: Apply recycling solution; recirculation; applying technology of energy pellets to generate electricity and produce organic fertilizers to develop green trees right on the Group’s campus. For exhaust gas: Processed by advanced technology with high-speed centrifugal complex to recover CO2, SO2 … and attach with IOT solution during operation. For hazardous waste: Applying treatment solutions to minimize and recover substances of economic value and reuse. At the same time, the two sides cooperate on consulting on environmental management records; capacity building for the staff who manage and operate environmental treatment systems; environmental quality monitoring. Also in the afternoon, according to the agreement between the Institute of Biotechnology, the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology and the Kinh Bac Group, the Group pledged to sponsor 15 billion VND to expand the DNA assessment facility. martyrs lack information; supporting equipment and chemical materials to perform DNA assessment of dead martyrs’ remains. Speaking at the meeting and signing, Associate Professor, Dr. Chu Hoang Ha, Vice President of Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology emphasized that these topics are very meaningful and true to the guidelines and directions of Green growth government ensures both economic development and environmental protection. In particular, with the agreement to sponsor the examination of martyrs’ remains of the Institute of Biotechnology, the enterprise has shown the responsibility of the enterprise to the great problems of society, paying gratitude to the martyrs and the family, who sacrificed themselves for the unity of the country and people of Vietnam. It can be said that this is a meaningful activity towards the upcoming April 30 anniversary celebration.

Mr. Nobuhiro Nakatani – General Director of DTS Vietnam Software Company. “Being a member of DTS Coporation – Japan’s leading information technology corporation, with the goal of becoming a company with a strategic position in software development and BPO field in the group, spending 7 years of operation. From April 23, 2014 up to now, with continuous innovation and improvement, we are very honored to receive this award. This affirms the quality position of DTS Vietnam in the group as well as the potential of Walk-in-home products in particular right at home ”said Nobuhiro Nakatani – General Director of DTS Vietnam software company. know. With the strength in software development services, DTS Vietnam has researched and more perfected its products, especially Walk-in-home, the product will provide drawings according to standards and regulations. strict Japanese construction laws and architectural simulation images so that customers can most accurately understand the future house they are expecting. Mr. Nobuhiro Nakatani – DTS Vietnam’s representative received the software export service award at Sao Khue 2021. Specifically, Walk-in-home not only responds to 2D or 3D images, but also brings elements of virtual reality. This is the outstanding advantage of the product compared to its competitors. Customers can “walk” in the house, see every corner of the future house. Customer access is also easy, just scan the QR code by phone or tablet to be able to see it without having to do anything on a computer or software ”, Mr. Dinh Ngoc Thi – Head software development department said. Worth mentioning, for Walk-in-home products, in addition to 3D properties, the product also attaches properties of materials, size, type, even the price will be updated continuously. That makes the drawing more accurate and faster, saving labor compared to traditional products. “With Walk-in-home, to import 1 set of drawing documents including plan, elevation, angle perspective, perspective and cover takes only 3.5 – 4 hours. Moreover, Walk-in-home is software that integrates both 2D and 3D, making drawing management easier than current products in Vietnam. In particular, the objects in the drawing are assigned their custom properties, so the automatic extraction of quotes is very easy, no need to set up the position of the “estimator” separately in the completion stage. drawing file ”, Mr. Thi shared more. Mr. Dinh Ngoc Thi – DTS Software Development Manager Vietnam received the award for Excellent Product / Solution of the Software and IT industry in Vietnam with WIH product. “We had to arrange for software development staff to” apprentice “from Japanese architects, the highest rank of Japanese architects to understand the wishes and needs of customers. products and provide the most professional products to their hands ”, said Mr. Thi. Along with that, as a subsidiary of DTS Japan, a top 10 software company in Japan, DTS Vietnam has a great advantage in being exposed to the most modern technology platforms, receiving experience from experience, tips from leading experts quickly. Since its introduction, the main customers using Walk-in-home are construction and design companies in Japan. However, with the achievements of this 2021 Sao Khue award, DTS Vietnam is ready to cooperate with construction and design companies in Vietnam. “Next time, we have a target towards the Vietnamese market. In the immediate future, we will build a sales network for Japanese housing processing companies in Vietnam, this is a quite potential market because now many Japanese companies prefer sources. “Outsourcing (outsourcing)” is especially Vietnamese. A possible progression may be the development of customizing (customizing) specific to Vietnamese architecture ”, Mr. Thi added.

Technology solutions using artificial intelligence (AI) and IoT for smart schools by PHX Educational Technology and Service Joint Stock Company (PHX Smart School) – a member unit of Phenikaa Group has voted as the excellent product / solution of the software, information technology (IT) industry of Vietnam in the field of Education and Training and awarded Sao Khue Prize 2021. The technology solution of PHX Smart School is a centralized management system that is intelligent, connected and linked information from many sources together to create an intelligent integrated information system, combining applications. technology in the classroom and application of technology in management onto one platform; The school focuses on four basic objects of school: student, parent, teacher, and administrator. This solution is researched and developed by Phenikaa Group’s staff and commercial packaging, using AI and IoT to record data, update and notify realtime information to the school. , teachers, parents, ensure information is updated, extracted and reported quickly, fully, at the right time, to the right people. PHX Smart School solution integrates software to support training processes, helps schools deploy online teaching and learning activities, and shares video lectures conveniently to support more effective learning; integrated online testing system, allowing the creation of multiple-choice and marking exams right after completing the lesson, or essay exams marked by teachers and reporting results to students and parents use. This is also an electronic contact book, connecting the school with parents easily through apps on Android and iOs. In particular, PHX Smart School integrates smart route monitoring system, accurate attendance with face … automatically connects and updates information quickly to families about student’s status upon arrival at school. , ensuring safety for students. In addition, this solution also has the ability to actively measure body temperature, monitor the body temperature of objects entering and leaving the campus to ensure the school’s epidemic prevention. PHX Smart School is considered to be a comprehensive smart digital transformation solution for schools in school management in many different aspects, from safe management for students while traveling to school, Identifying and warning of dangerous situations, payment, management of training activities, enrollment, facilities, personnel and other activities of the school … Although only recently launched, PHX Smart School solution has been contracted for implementation, practical application by major schools in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City and received many positive reviews. In the coming time, with the support from Phenikaa Group, will inherit advanced technologies and services that have been researched and developed by institutes, research and development centers and enterprises in the ecosystem. Phenikaa, PHX Smart School continues to pursue the goal of digitalization in the field of education, towards becoming the leading technology company in smart solutions for schools in Vietnam and expanding into international markets. In 2021, PHX Smart School’s educational technology solution excellently overcame nearly 300 solutions and services from 161 enterprises and was awarded Sao Khue Award.

Visitors to Lumi Smart Home Experts point out that the Smart Home penetration rate in Vietnam by the end of 2021 has not reached 5%. This is a relatively modest rate compared to the stormy growth rate of Science and Technology. To contribute to the growth in the proportion of families using Smart home, the role of businesses operating in the IoT field – smart home is extremely important. Recognizing this, Lumi Vietnam has closely linked the goal of developing Smart home industry in general in Vietnam with the goal of sustainable development of the business. Therefore, during the past years, Lumi has focused on each specific market, in order to bring Smart Home to more deeply reach Vietnamese people. Some products Lumi Smart Home Ecosystem Talking about the campaign to bring Smart home to each city at the provincial level, Mr. Nguyen Duc Tai – CEO of Lumi Smart House said: “The goal of Lumi is to have at least 1 smart device in every Vietnamese house. Vietnam”. Technology about connected homes is no longer a utopia. It has been present in our lives, researched and manufactured by the hands and minds of the Vietnamese. We should be proud of that and be open to reaching out and understanding. We define the introduction of smart technology to each city and locality as a key goal in this year 2021, so that more and more Vietnamese people have the opportunity to use Smart Home even more … ” It is known that Lumi Vietnam Joint Stock Company is a leader in the field of Smart Home – IoT, has affirmed its research and application capacity with a series of quality achievements that are verified by evidence. domestic and international only.

Top 8 digital transformation trends in education (Image: FOW) 5. Incorporate IoT-GSI into a school environment Incorporating IoT-GSI into a school environment (Image: Built In) In the age of ‘smart’ devices, the Internet of Things or IoT can be found with increasing popularity in our lives. Not just smart phones, technology makes everything from plugs, sockets to remote controls “smarter”. In education, this trend has begun to help connect schools and students in a whole new way. On one level, the IoT can benefit educational campuses by helping schools improve security and comfort features while keeping costs under control. Smart devices will help the school provide the best learning experience for students. For example, smart devices will control and adjust the most suitable air-conditioning temperature, or automatically adjust the lighting system to bring the best light for students. IoT can also help schools stay connected with students, helping students better track their progress. Monitoring students also helps teachers know when students are off. For preschools, this information can be used to let parents know if their child has an unexpected absence and provide better safety and communication about the issue. 6. Security on digital devices Security is extremely important in today’s tech age (Image: Forbes) With technology rapidly becoming a key feature in the daily lives of students and teachers, security has become another essential trend in the digital education revolution. Schools collect a lot of information about students, from personal data to their scores. This information should be strictly confidential. Schools need to ensure that they have a secure means of allowing students to submit personal information. This becomes even more important in cases where students can take tests or assessments online. Security breaches can be damaging to individuals and organizations in general, making them a key priority and trend throughout the digital transformation process in education. 7. Digital Citizenship Students need to know how to interact online in a polite and civilized way (Image: OLC) Since these digital transformation trends have affected students in many different ways throughout their lives, students need to know how to interact politely and civilly online. This is similar to how students learn to be professional in an office setting. Schools have begun to recognize this importance, and teaching students to follow the principles of digital citizenship has become an increasingly important trend. When educating students to become a good digital citizen, schools empower students to take full advantage of technology. To see the best results from digital citizenship instruction, organizations should aim to make it part of the culture for both students and teachers. These guidelines guide people to behave properly when studying online, which can help students succeed in their classes and in professional settings. 8. Big Data Big data (Photo: Industrial IoT) Schools have long gathered a lot of information about their students, including their demographics, grades, and grades. Big Data gives them the opportunity to take this information further and use it to better understand the student learning process. Big Data helps track large amounts of data, uses algorithms to find useful information about students quickly. This includes convergence of many different data sources. Schools may have gathered a lot of useful information about students in the past, but over time it can be “forgotten”. Big Data will help schools solve that problem, thereby being able to manage their students more closely. Big Data’s ability to synthesize and analyze data will bring a number of benefits to the school such as: Completion of each student’s program, finding outstanding students in specific fields. etc .. The change towards a modern, digital world has had a significant impact on education. Schools in many countries have begun to recognize that technology can provide them with a number of new benefits and strategies for educating their students more effectively. It is expected that in the near future, digital transformation will be widely applied in schools around the world.