posted May 29, 2012, 12:32 AM by vnmyict admin
posted May 27, 2012, 8:38 PM by vnmyict admin
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Deputy Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen Minh Hong addressing the event
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nhandan.com.vn - Around 200 delegates and 64 businesses from Vietnam and
Malaysia gathered at an information and communication technology (ICT)
forum in Ho Chi Minh City on May 24 to seek co-operative opportunities.
The event was jointly organised by Malaysia Trade External Development Corporation (MATRADE) and Quang Trung Software City. Addressing
the event, Deputy Minister of Information and Communications Nguyen
Minh Hong said co-operation between Malaysia , which owns
infrastructure, expertise and a broadband network, and Vietnam, with an
abundant supply of manpower and a promising market, will help raise each
side’s strength and competitiveness in the global market. According
to Le Thai Hy, Director of the municipal Department of Information and
Communications, Vietnam’s IT sector has maintained stable growth in past
years. In HCM City alone, the sector earns nearly US$2.5 billion a
year. Regarding the development of e-government, Zalian Mohamed
Noh, Service Development Director of MSC company, a leading IT business
in Malaysia, said Vietnam should assign the project to major cities and
provinces before spreading it nationwide. At the event, the
Vietnam TMA software company along with its Malaysian partner Nextgrid
inked a deal with online payment service provider iPay88, under which a
mobile payment system will be set up across the Southeast Asia using TMA
Nextgrid technology via iPay88.
(VNA)
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posted May 27, 2012, 8:32 PM by vnmyict admin
HCM CITY — Around 200 delegates and 64 businesses
from Viet Nam and Malaysia gathered at an information and communication
technology (ICT) forum in HCM City yesterday to seek cooperative
opportunities.
The event was jointly organised by the Malaysia
Trade External Development Corporation (MATRADE) and the Quang Trung
Software City.
Addressing the event, Deputy Minister of
Information and Communications Nguyen Minh Hong said cooperation between
Malaysia, which owns infrastructure, expertise and a broadband network,
and Viet Nam, with an abundant supply of manpower and a promising
market, would help raise each side's strength and competitiveness in the
global market.
According to Le Thai Hy, director of the
municipal Department of Information and Communications, Viet Nam's IT
sector has maintained stable growth in past years. In HCM City alone,
the sector earns nearly US$2.5 billion a year.
Regarding the development of e-government, Zalian
Mohamed Noh, Service Development Director of MSC company, a leading IT
business in Malaysia, said Viet Nam should assign the project to major
cities and provinces before spreading it nationwide.
At the event, Viet Nam's TMA software company
along with its Malaysian partner Nextgrid inked a deal with online
payment service provider iPay88, under which a mobile payment system
will be set up across Southeast Asia using TMA Nextgrid technology via
iPay88. — VNS |
posted May 27, 2012, 8:29 PM by vnmyict admin
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VNA - Around 200 delegates and 64 businesses from Vietnam and Malaysia
gathered at an information and communication technology (ICT) forum in
Ho Chi Minh City on May 24 to seek cooperative opportunities.
The event was jointly organised by Malaysia Trade External Development
Corporation (MATRADE) and Quang Trung Software City.
Addressing the event, Deputy Minister of Information and
Communications Nguyen Minh Hong said cooperation between Malaysia ,
which owns infrastructure, expertise and a broadband network, and
Vietnam , with an abundant supply of manpower and a promising market,
will help raise each side’s strength and competitiveness in the global
market.
According to Le Thai Hy, Director of the
municipal Department of Information and Communications, Vietnam ’s IT
sector has maintained stable growth in past years. In HCM City
alone, the sector earns nearly 2.5 billion USD a year.
Regarding the development of e-government, Zalian Mohamed Noh, Service
Development Director of MSC company, a leading IT business in Malaysia
, said Vietnam should assign the project to major cities and
provinces before spreading it nationwide.
At the
event, the Vietnam TMA software company along with its Malaysian partner
Nextgrid inked a deal with online payment service provider iPay88,
under which a mobile payment system will be set up across the Southeast
Asia using TMA Nextgrid technology via iPay88.-VNA |
posted May 27, 2012, 8:27 PM by vnmyict admin
Vietnam’s second largest software company TMA has signed a
partnership agreement with Malaysia’a leading online payment services
provider NextGrid.
The event took place at the Malaysia-Vietnam ICT Forum in Quang Trung
Software City (QTSC) organised by QTSC and Malaysia External Trade
Development Corporation (MATRADE) to foster collaboration between
Malaysian IT companies and Vietnamese companies.
The purpose of this partnership is to develop a mobile payment system
for South East Asia by utilising well-known iPay88 online payment
gateways and TMA-NextGrid technical skills on mobile application
development.
"This partnership gives TMA a great opportunity to access iPay88
clients in financial sector. We are looking forward to collaborating
with NextGrid and iPay88 to expand the South East Asia market," said
TMA’s chairman Nguyen Huu Le.
TMA is the leading Vietnam software company with more than 1,100
engineers. Currently, TMA has six offices in Vietnam and five offices
overseas. Apart from software outsourcing, it is developing mobile
products and solutions for clients from 11 countries.
Lim Kok Hing, executive director of iPay88, said: “We need a partner
with strong technical capability like TMA to support our business
expansion and providing cutting edge mobile solutions to maintain our
competitive advantages. TMA will also help us supporting our clients in
Vietnam.”
NextGrid’s executive director Fathullah HashimMohamad said NextGrid was
happy to connect Malaysian and Vietnamese companies to leveraging
strengths of companies in both countries to offer best of class
solutions for the fast growing South East Asia economy. Hashim expected
more similar strategic alliances in the near future. |
posted May 25, 2012, 1:37 AM by vnmyict admin
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VOV - A Malaysia-Vietnam information technology (IT) forum opened in Ho Chi Minh City on May 24.
 At
the event, 37 Vietnamese businesses and 27 Malaysian IT enterprises
met, exchanged and introduced the potential and advantages of the two
markets, as well as cooperation opportunities in such fields as
e-government, e-commerce, telecommunications, database and banking and
finance.
Nguyen Minh Hong, Deputy Minister of
Information and Communications (MIC), said the ministry is deploying
many programmes to support e-government in Vietnam.
The Vietnamese government has issued
many policies to attract foreign investment and at the same time exploit
markets in Malaysia, across Asia and around the world, he noted.
The forum opens many cooperation
opportunities for the two countries to seek markets and promote
exchange. Malaysian businesses pledged to help their Vietnamese
counterparts expand operations in the IT field in Malaysia and the
Middle East.
By February 2012, Malaysia had invested $8 million in Vietnam’s IT field.
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posted May 24, 2012, 1:48 AM by vnmyict admin
Ho
Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 24th May, 2012 – TMA, the second largest Vietnamese
software company, announced today that
TMA and its Malaysian partner, NextGrid, has signed a
partnership agreement with a leading online payment services provider in
Malaysia, iPay88, at Malaysia - Vietnam ICT Forum in Quang Trung
Software City (QTSC), the event organized by QTSC and Malaysia
External Trade Development Corporation (MATRADE) to foster
collaboration between Malaysian IT companies and Vietnamese companies.
The purpose of this partnership is to develop a Mobile Payment
System for South
East Asia market by utilizing well-known
iPay88 online payment gateways and TMA-NextGrid technical
skills on mobile application development.
"This partnership
gives TMA a great opportunity to access iPay88 clients in financial sector.
We are looking forward to collaborating with NextGrid and iPay88 to expand the
South East Asia market.", says Dr. Nguyen Huu Le, TMA’s chairman.
Mr. Lim Kok Hing, Executive Director of iPay88, comments:”We
need a partner with strong technical capability like TMA to support our
business expansion and providing cutting edge mobile solutions to maintain our
competitive advantages. TMA will also help us supporting our clients in
Vietnam. ”
Mr. Mohamad Fathullah Hashim, Executive Director of NextGrid, adds:”NextGrid is happy to connect Malaysian and
Vietnamese companies to leveraging strengths of companies in both countries to
offer best of class solutions for the fast growing South East Asia economy. I
am expecting more similar strategic alliances in the near future.”
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About iPay88:
iPay88 is the online payment service and solution of The
Mobile88 Group of Companies. iPay88 started its first operation in Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia after being certified compliant with Malaysia Payment System
Act 2003 in year 2006.
Mobile88.Com Sdn. Bhd. and iPay88 Sdn. Bhd. are the
two subsidiaries of the Group to market
iPay88 locally and regionally. Both subsidiaries were awarded MSC status by
Malaysia Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC).
About NextGrid:
NextGrid Sdn Bhd is a software services company in
Malaysia. NextGrid has been working with TMA since 2009 to provide software outsourcing
services and
mobile solutions for clients in South East Asia. NextGrid Sdn Bhd was
awarded MSC status by Malaysia Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) in
2010.
About TMA
Solutions:
TMA
is the leading Vietnam software company with more than
1,100 engineers. TMA has more than
14 years of experiences providing software
outsourcing services for many leading companies worldwide. Currently TMA has 6 offices in Vietnam and 5 offices overseas. Apart
from software outsourcing, TMA is developing mobile products and solutions for
clients from 11 countries.
Source: TMA
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posted May 23, 2012, 9:07 PM by vnmyict admin
Le Courrier du Vietnam
- La Mission économique de Malaisie à Hô Chi Minh-Ville (MATRADE) et le
Parc logiciel Quang Trung (QTSC) ont tenu une conférence de presse, le
17 mai 2012, pour présenter "Le forum de technologies de l’information
Vietnam - Malaisie 2012". Selon les organisateurs, le forum de TI
Vietnam - Malaisie aura lieu au parc logiciel Quang Trung (situé dans le
12ème arrondissement à Hô Chi Minh-Ville) le 24 mai avec la
participation de 27 sociétés informatiques malaisiennes et 30 sociétés
de TI vietnamiennes.  Des participants à la conférence de presse sur le forum des TI Malaisie-Vietnam,
le 17 mai à Hô Chi Minh-Ville. Photo : CTV/CVNLe
but de l'événement est de présenter les potentialités du marché de TI
ainsi que les opportunités d'affaires au Vietnam et de faciliter l'accès
des entreprises malaisiennes à l'information et au savoir du marché de
TI au Vietnam. De nombreux domaines d'intérêt dans ce forum seront
évoqués tels que l’e-gouvernement, l’ e-commerce, les services de
circulation, des soins de santé, de finance, de banque, des applications
aux téléphones portables et des services sur la plate-forme de la
technologie dite "stockage dans les nuages" (cloud computing). Plus
particulièrement, la Malaisie présentera les opportunités, les soutiens
et les conseils pour que les entreprises vietnamiennes développent des
activités d'affaires dans l'industrie de TI en Malaisie. Ahmad
Shanizam Ab.Ghani - conseiller commercial, MATRADE, a déclaré: "Ce forum
est une réelle opportunité pour que les responsables des entreprises TI
du Vietnam et de Malaisie échangent, partagent des produits de
services, de solutions informatiques et cherchent des possibilités de
coopération, contribuant ainsi au développement de l'industrie de TI
entre les deux pays et l’accélération de la coopération bilatérale ". Les
échanges et la coopération entre les entreprises TI des deux pays
permettront également l’ouverture d’opportunités pour ces entreprises
dans l’exploitation d’un troisième marché potentiel : l’ASEAN et le
Moyen-Orient. Selon les informations de MATRADE, jusqu’en
février 2012, la Malaisie a investi dans le secteur des TI au Vietnam
au total 7,96 millions de dollars. Ainsi, la Malaisie est actuellement
classée au huitième rang dans la liste des principaux investisseurs au
Vietnam avec un total de fonds d’investissement de 9 milliards de
dollars. Les entreprises malaisiennes considèrent le Vietnam comme un
marché très potentiel. Trung Khánh/CVN |
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