Through this collaboration, Coteccons will leverage Microsoft’s technology andsolutions to accelerate digital transformation in four areas: helping it engagecustomers better, creating a secure modern workplace, optimising operations andtransforming its products and services.
Coteccons will conduct a comprehensive assessment of the company’s current datacentre infrastructure with help from Microsoft, including hardware, software,networking, and security systems, then analyse existing data centre operationsand vulnerabilities and provide recommendations for improvements.
It will then apply design cloud reference architecture for moderninfrastructure and platforms as a service to unlock the benefits of cloudcomputing, including scalability, cost efficiency and improved agility.
Under the MoU framework, Coteccons will invest resources to work with and buildprojects that can leverage the strength of Microsoft technologies andsolutions. Microsoft will also provide training to Coteccons’ employees onMicrosoft technologies, ensuring they have the necessary skills to use, manageand maintain the system.
"We would like to be one of the first examples in how to digitalise theconstruction industry in Vietnam. We recognise that there is an urgent need toapply established technologies and techniques in new ways in order to improvenot only management efficiency and productivity, and ultimately the welfare ofstakeholders, but also ESG performance. Coteccons has decided to take thejourney to the cloud.... We are confident about this collaboration withMicrosoft as the backbone of our digital journey,” said Vo Hoang Lam, CEO ofCoteccons.
Nguyen Quynh Tram, Country General Manager of Microsoft Vietnam, said: ”Today,cloud and AI technology play a critical role in the transformation of theconstruction industry by reducing labour costs, increasing safety, andimproving the quality of the building design. By embracing our industry provencloud and AI technologies, Coteccons will be enabling construction companies toachieve incredible designs and buildings in Vietnam.”/.