Digital economy is expected to contribute 25% and 40% to the city's GRDP in 2025 and 2030. (Photo: VNA)DXCentre will capitalise on digital and data technologies, expand cooperation, mobiliseresources so as to provide digital services to serve the people and enterprises,and develop digital government to create motives for the development of digitaleconomy and data economy.
Besides operating a data centre and a data transmission network, the centrewill provide guidance and technical support for relevant sides to roll outdigital platforms, develop digital services and smart urban areas.
It is responsible for ensuring information safety for the city’s data centre,digital platforms, information system, and shared database.
Additionally, it will carry out training programmes and give consultations ondigital transformation to small and medium businesses.
HCM City is one of the five leading localities in the country for digital transformation. (Photo: VNA) HCM City isone of the five leading localities in the country for digitaltransformation, with most administrative procedures available for useonline.
There are now more than 7,000 ICT businesses working in the city with a totale-commerce value of 7.8 billion USD, accounting for nearly half of thecountry's total.
The city has set various targets for its digital transformation by 2030.
It strives to become a healthcare centre of Vietnam and the ASEAN regionwith a medical ecosystem of 6,000 modern clinics and hospitals thatprovide medical care, and implement AI in disease diagnosis and treatment.
It is developing a booming digital economy with anexpected contribution of 25% and 40% to the city's GRDP in 2025 and 2030,respectively, to maintain the national leading position economically./.
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