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| Technology solutions are the best way for logistics\u00a0companies to optimise their operations<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n At the national conferenceon Developing\u00a0e-Government\u00a0Contribution to Online Public Services towards Digital Government \u2013\u00a0Models and Technology Solutions, many technology models and solutions have been\u00a0introduced\u00a0to enterprises to\u00a0encourage\u00a0digital transformation among logistics companies.<\/p>\n When it comes to port logistics, Nguyen Hong Minh, vice president of Sao Bac Dau Technology Group showcased\u00a0its Terminal Operating System (VTOS) to assist port logistics operations.<\/p>\n According to statistics from Sao Bac Dau, 75 per cent of ports, ICDs, and depots have yet to apply\u00a0modern technology into their operations. These places mainly use labour\u00a0in combination with simple stand-alone software, resulting in the suboptimal organisation of freight traffic.<\/p>\n Vietnamese ride-hailing platform Be Group also exhibited its intergrated ride-hailing application as an\u00a0effective transport solution\u00a0for drivers. Be’s app\u00a0gives out\u00a03 technologies\u00a0consisting of\u00a0Virtual BOT, DriverBuddy, and beMobility to\u00a0ease\u00a0traffic as well as assist drivers on their way.<\/p>\n The representative of Be Group said that Vietnam\u2019s population density is only lower than Singapore and the Philippines in Southeast Asia with 290 people per square kilometre.<\/p>\n In contrast, the number of new roads and corresponding infrastructure\u00a0have only increased by 0.39 per cent a year. Also, land reserved for traffic is only 8.65 per cent, while as per Decision 11\/NQ-CP, it should be 20-25 per cent.<\/p>\n Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, many logistics companies are moving to apply technology in their operations,\u00a0offering a potential market for logistics investment.<\/p>\n A representative of Hongbang International University said that the logistics market in Vietnam is growing increasingly vibrant, highly competitive, and larger as big logistics companies in the world have been entering.Also, domestic enterprises have merged and innovated according to the trend. Additionally, logistics technology in Vietnam is developing day by day, along with\u00a0expansion and development of e-commerce logistics.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n |