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Top 50 IT firms named in Vietnamese, English, Japanese

A programme to select the top 50 IT firms in Vietnam in 2016 has been officially kicked off by VINASA (Vietnam Software and IT Service Association).
Top 50 IT firms named in Vietnamese, English, Japanese ảnh 1A programme to select the top 50 IT firms in Vietnam in 2016 has officially kicked off by Vinsasa (Source: vietnamnet.vn)

Hanoi (VNA) - A programme to select the top 50 IT firms in Vietnam in 2016 has been officially kicked off by VINASA (Vietnam Software and IT Service Association).

This year will be the first time the programme will publicise special publications in three languages: Vietnamese, English and Japanese.

Previously, VINASA has published profiles of the top 50 companies for distribution amongst 1,000 large domestic and international organisations and companies.

This is an annual activity organised by VINASA since 2014 to select, certify and honour 50 leading IT enterprises in Vietnam.

The publication is considered a handbook for foreign organisations and enterprises that want to analyse and work within Vietnam’s IT sector.

According to published statistics, every year more than 10,000 IT partners in 100 countries and territories have access to the publication on the leading Vietnamese IT companies.-VNA

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