Assisting e-businesses in replicating and participating in global supply chains
- Enterprise
- 01:58 22/07/2022
DNHN - RX Tradex Company and the Vietnam Electronic Business Association struck an agreement to hold a series of activities before the International Electronic Exhibition - NEPCON Vietnam 2022 in Hanoi from September 14-16, 2022. Enterprise initiative community project collaboration agreement.
According to Mr Phan Quang Vinh, External Communications Director of RX Tradex Company, the Business Initiative Community Project, which includes numerous partners, is an event targeted at assisting Vietnamese businesses and entrepreneurs.
International firms, particularly small and medium-sized organizations in manufacturing, industry, supporting industries, and electronics, capitalize on in-person and online business prospects, adapt to changes in production and business operations, and overcome problems.

As the barriers imposed by the Covid-19 pandemic are gradually removed and demand for trade and production recovers, there should be practical opportunities for businesses in the Vietnamese electronics industry to access, learn new market trends, technical and technological innovations, and meet potential partners from around the world.
As a result, RX Tradex Company believes that this year's International Electronic Exhibition will bring useful business networking programs in the spirit of "guerrilla business in the digital age" and after the pandemic, particularly with many activities and business consulting programs under the theme of production and lean planet 4.0 for e-businesses.
Partner Pham Minh Thang, Director of P&Q Solutions, stated at the signing of a partnership agreement in the 2022 Business Initiative Community Project that the Covid-19 epidemic has highlighted weaknesses in the industrial supply chain. At the moment, firms must reconsider their supply chain's total flexibility and efficiency. Because e-companies, in particular, confront unprecedented obstacles, expanding lean transformation is not an option; it is a question of "survival" for future enterprises.
Ms Do Thi Thuy Huong, an Executive Committee member of the Vietnam Electronic Business Association, also emphasized that, following the pandemic, Vietnam's electronics industry changed quickly, with an increased demand for lean production and operations to reduce costs, save energy, and optimize production operations.
"Businesses will have the chance to discuss, trade, and learn from one another at the NEPCON Vietnam 2022 event, as well as current trends, advanced technologies, and innovations. smart manufacturing solutions, "Ms Huong stated.
It is expected that exhibitors from more than ten countries, as well as nearly 200 technology brands, machinery and equipment in the field of electronics, welding surface components, will be present at the following events: exhibition areas and online international pavilions from Japan, the United States, Korea, China, Taiwan (China), Singapore, Thailand, Germany, India...
There will be trade events aimed at local and foreign enterprises during the exhibition days, such as a series of specialized counselling seminars and remarkably advanced technology updates from top firms. around the world, particularly the fully free business consultancy assistance program under the Business Initiative Community Project to assist e-businesses in recovering from the Covid-19 epidemic.
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