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DigiSpark aims to inspire and mobilise all employees to build the future-fit digital capabilities that we need to be successful in driving the company’s growth and people’s development in a fully digitised world. The event will feature our leaders talking about the vital role digital is playing in Unilever’s future and our strategic priorities. Providing a further perspective, external speakers will cover digital trends that are impacting our business. This is an opportunity for everyone at Unilever to learn more about the future of work and how to get future-fit with our One Unilever digital upskilling programme. The DigiSpark event is a part of Unilever’s digital transformation programme, Digital 4 Growth, which began in 2021 and continues to accelerate the company’s strategic choices this year. The key deliverables are to: Implement Digital Marketing and Commerce Hub’s globally, enabling faster and more effective digital asset creation and deployment to … [Read more...] about DigiSpark: Your window to our digital world

The first plant applies biological technology with capacity of between 10,000 cubic meters and 18,000 cubic meters per day to treat industrial wastewater into clean water for daily use and production to meet the Ministry of Natural resources and Environment and the Ministry of Health’s requirements. Its capacity is twice higher than wastewater discharged from the Song Than Industrial Park. After operation, the plant will treat wastewater from the Song Than 1 and the Song Than 2 in Di An Town and neighboring areas. Deputy Director General of the Vietnam Environment Administration Hoang Van Thuc said that the government take heed to wastewater treatment in industrial parks because the government are calling for social contribution to wastewater treatment in industrial parks and handicraft villages and residential quarters. He added that the government encourages the expansion of the plant in the Song Than Industrial Park with biological technology. Former State President … [Read more...] about $4.33 million industrial wastewater plant inaugurated in Binh Duong Province

THAT'S A WRAP: Participants parade during the closing ceremony of the SEA Games 31. VNA/VNS Photo Quang Hải Hoàng Hồ HÀ NỘI — The SEA Games 31 in Việt Nam has come to an end with a closing ceremony on May 23 at Hà Nội's Indoor Games Gymnasium, attended by Vietnamese and international leaders, athletes and fans. Announcing the official closing of the Games, Vietnamese PM Phạm Minh Chính said: “The SEA Games 31 has been a great success. "More than 10,000 athletes, referees and coaches have more than 10,000 stories about their efforts and sacrifices in overcoming difficulties and challenges to participate in the region’s biggest sports festival. "There were smiles and joy of winning and there are also tears, sadness and regret when the results weren’t as expected. "But above all, every athlete tried their best, competed hard, exchanged, learned, explored different cultures and received support and encouragement from fans. That’s a true victory for all of us. … [Read more...] about Goodbye to the SEA Games

An employee at Unilever Vietnam factory. Unilever Vietnam’s factories have a team of engineers who can self-design and programme new smart automatic systems and 100 per cent of technical staff have system maintenance capabilities.— Photo Unilever Vietnam Digital is a crucial enabler at Unilever and will accelerate its journey towards a purpose-led, future-fit organisation. With that goal in mind, Unilever announced it would launch DigiSpark, its new company-wide event on 'all things digital' next June. DigiSpark aims to inspire and mobilise all employees to build the future-fit digital capabilities that is needed to successfully drive the company’s growth and people’s development in an entirely digitised world. The event will see leaders talking about the vital role of digital in Unilever’s future and its strategic priorities. Providing a different perspective, external speakers will cover digital trends impacting the business. The DigiSpark event is a part of Unilever’s … [Read more...] about Unilever to launch first company-wide event on ‘all things digital’

Local farmers process raw rattan furniture and craft businesses nationwide. Some bankable projects have been developing in Quảng Nam Province in creating sustainable development and value chain for rattan. Photo courtesy of Lục Đông company Công Thành Since starting a rattan and bamboo processing business in 2008, Trần Trung Hiếu has built a sustainable value chain for providing environment-friendly materials for crafts production by growing 152ha of rattan forest in the disadvantaged Nam Giang and Tây Giang districts in the central Quảng Nam Province in 2019-20. Hiếu, who is deputy director of Lục Đông company which specialises in processing rattan for furniture and crafts enterprises nationwide, said he had been cooperating with local ethnic groups in the two districts in building a sustainable chain of rattan that improved income for local people and protected biodiversity from exploitation. In 2019, Hiếu, with the technical assistance of WWF-Việt Nam, developed a … [Read more...] about Bankable projects offer sustainable development for local people

Denis Brunetti, Head of Ericsson Vietnam and Myanmar (centre), received the award. — Photo courtesy of the firm Ericsson has been recognised as one of the Top 10 Best Workplaces in Viet Nam in the year 2022 by the Great Place to Work Institute. The Great Place to Work Institute, the world’s largest and most respected study of workplace excellence, has recognised Ericsson’s commitment to fostering a culture of trust within the organisation that attracts and nurtures the best talent and encourages them to excel in performance. The ranking reflects how employees feel about working at Ericsson. The Workplace Award also conducts an extensive culture audit, providing evaluators with insight into the company’s value system, programmes and practices in the areas of employee learning and development, talent management, employee engagement, leadership, communication and culture. Denis Brunetti, Head of Ericsson Vietnam and Myanmar, said: “The recognition that Ericsson has received as a … [Read more...] about Ericsson Vietnam one of Viet Nam’s Top 10 Best Workplaces

A hand-painted portrait of South Korean coach Park Hang-seo, who led Vietnam to the top of Southeast Asian football by clinching the trophy at the 2018 AFF Championship earlier this month, was sold for US$10,500 at an auction in Hanoi on Sunday. The oil painting, named Nguoi thay cua toi (My mentor), is a work by Vietnamese artist Tran The Vinh. It depicts Park on a red background with one hand on his heart, apparently singing to the national anthem of Vietnam during a match. Vu Quang Huy, a popular TV host and sports commentator in Vietnam, was invited to be the honorary auctioneer for the special event. The artwork was sold to the highest bidder for $10,500, half of which was immediately donated to a local charity fund at the auction. The winning bidder asks to remain anonymous. The remaining half of the money would be used to sponsor a foundation that provides financial support to young and rising artists in Vietnam, according to Nguyen Xuan Cuong, director of the … [Read more...] about Portrait of Vietnam football boss Park Hang-seo sells for $10,500

On May 22, the last day of competition, Vietnamese finswimmers set four new SEA Games record and pocketed five gold medals. Veteran Nguyen Thanh Loc finished first in the men's 50m surface, setting a record of 15.60 sec. Indonesian Wahyu Anggoro Tamtomo was second (15.83 sec) and Thai Khet Chamnanwat third (16.12 sec). Pham Thi Kim Thuong overcame all other rivals in the women's 800m surface with her personal best of 7:19.18 min. Indonesian Andhini Muthia Maulida (7:28.67 min) and her compatriot Katherina Eda Rahayu (7:31.72 min) were second and third, respectively. In the relay event, the Vietnamese triumphed the men's 4x100m surface. Their time of 2:25.57 min is a new SEA Games record. Thailand (2:30.74 min) and Indonesia (2:31.06 min) were the two runners-up. The last record went to the women's 4x100m surface team as the hosts claimed their gold in 2:47.23 min. Indonesia (2:47.66 min) and the Philippines (3:05.57 min) came second and third. Earlier, Vietnam also … [Read more...] about SEA Games 31: Vietnamese finswimming team win 10 golds in total

At the 31st SEA Games, the men's football teams in Group B - Malaysia, Laos, Thailand, Singapore and Cambodia – stayed at the Nam Cuong hotel in Nam Dinh Province, just two km from the Thien Truong Stadium. The hotel's kitchen had to serve the five teams with special nutritional requirements keeping in mind their religious faiths and preferences. Nguyen Van Chien, the hotel's manager, said that the three main meals for the teams were served as a buffet of 60-70 dishes. For example, the Indonesian team wanted masala fried eggs, which the team leader said suited the nutritional needs of the players. Some of the Indonesian players were Muslims who don’t eat pork, so their meals had to be adjusted accordingly. For the Thai team, the hotel’s chefs served stir-fried noodles with special spices. Before the meal, the Thai team sent a player to the kitchen to provide guidance and instructions. Chef Dong Van Quang said that the Thai players ate food that was quite salty and had more … [Read more...] about SEA Games attendees enjoy native cuisine, Vietnamese staples

Retail prices of petrol in Vietnam rose by nearly VND700 to more than VND30,000/litre on May 23, setting a new record in the domestic petrol market. Vietnam's petrol prices rise to an all-time high over almost 10 years. Illustrative photo by Dantri The latest price adjustments unveiled by the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MoIT) and the Ministry of Finance saw common petrol RON95-III reach VND30,657 per litre, marking a VND669 increase compared to the previous adjustments 12 days ago. Similarly, petrol E5RON92 also rose VND674 to be capped at VND29,633 per litre. Meanwhile, diesel was traded at VND25,553 per litre, representing a decline of VND1,097. The price of kerosene stood at VND24,450 per litre, down nearly VND763, and mazut was also adjusted down by VND962 to VND20,598 per kg. Following the latest price changes, the two ministries decided to stop using the petrol price stabilisation fund to subsidise prices of E5RON92 and RON95. However, they … [Read more...] about Retail petrol prices keep rising, set new record