Technical Standards and Digital Transformation Being Developed in Industry and Trade Sector
A strategic working meeting was held to advance technical standards, quality management, and digital transformation processes in the Industry and Trade sector.
The Department of Science, Technology and Digital Transformation and the Vietnam Standards and Quality Institute met to develop technical standards and quality management in order to enhance the competitiveness of the Industry and Trade sector and promote innovation.
Purpose and Scope of the Meeting
A synchronized system of technical standards and regulations was discussed to meet the requirements of scientific and technological development, innovation, and enhancing the competitiveness of the Industry and Trade sector.
Key issues related to improving the effectiveness of standardization and quality management were comprehensively discussed with the participation of relevant agencies.
Participants and Chairs
The working session was chaired by Ms. Nguyen Thi Lam Giang, Director of the Department of Science, Technology and Digital Transformation.
The meeting was attended by Deputy Director of the Department Tran Minh, Director of the Vietnam Standards and Quality Institute Tran Viet Phuong, and agency officials.
Strategy Development and Coordination
Both parties reviewed the progress of tasks, agreed on coordination methods, and identified issues requiring further solutions.
The development of the industrial standards strategy was identified as a critical element closely aligned with production and business practices.
Role of Technology and Digital Transformation
It was emphasized that the application of science, technology, and digital transformation in the fields of standards and quality needs to be strengthened.
The creation, updating, connection, and utilization of databases are of practical importance for management and business operations.
Future Outlook
Director Nguyen Thi Lam Giang emphasized that the development of the standards system must be linked with national development policies.
The two agencies agreed to strengthen information exchange and professional coordination by leveraging their strengths and resources.