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Viettel honoured at IT World Awards

Viettel Group was the only Vietnamese firm to receive several awards at the IT World Awards 2017 in San Francisco, the US.
Viettel honoured at IT World Awards ảnh 1Editor-in-chief of Network Product Guide (M) and Viettel’s representatives (Source: nhandan.com.vn)
Hanoi (VNA) - Viettel Group wasthe only Vietnamese firm to receive several awards at the IT World Awards 2017in San Francisco, the US, early this week.

The military-run telecom provider washonoured for the second consecutive year, receiving awards for six products,double last year’s figure. The products that won awards are solutions that helpsolve social issues related to healthcare, OTT, Big Data and network security.

Rake Narang, editor-in-chief of NetworkProduct Guide, said Viettel, with six awards, has affirmed its position on theworld ICT map. With the increasing number of households using computers andinternet in Vietnam, the country’s ICT sector is developing and its globalranking would move up.

IT World Awards is an annual award ceremonyorganised since 2006 by the Network Product Guide to honour outstandingachievements in the global ICT industry. The world’s leading IT groups, such asSamsung, Ultimate Software Dell and Cisco, participate at the awards.-VNA
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