VNITO Alliance and QTSC successfully organized “VNITO Promotion Campaign in Japan 2019”

19/07/2019

In the series of activities to promote Vietnam ITO Conference 2019 and annual promotion campaign in Japan, VNITO Alliance in association with Quang Trung Software City (QTSC) to successfully organized “VNITO Promotion Campaign in Japan 2019”. The event aimed to help Vietnamese IT enterprises explore Japan market, seek opportunities to cooperate and develop their businesses with Japanese companies, associations.

The event took place in 5 cities of Japan, included: Tokyo, Osaka, Fukuoka, Oita and Okinawa from July 08 to July 12, 2019. There were 21 Vietnamese IT companies joined the Delegation, which were from Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Danang as well as branch offices in Japan.

The Vietnam Delegation had a journey visiting “big name” enterprises in Japan (Mitsubishi UFJ Research & Consulting, YAMAHA) to get further information about Japan market and IT demands of Japanese companies; meeting with associations, city government in Japan (Jetro Osaka, Oita City Government, Asia IT Training Center and Okinawa City Government) to introduce about Vietnam IT industry as well as discussing about plans How to support Vietnamese enterprises and build partnership for future cooperation.

Visiting YAMAHA Company (Tokyo)

Visiting Mitsubishi UFJ Research & Consulting Company (Tokyo)

The Vietnam Delegation had a meeting with Jetro Osaka Representatives

Ms. Quyen Nguyen – Vice President of VNITO Alliance, on behalf of the Vietnam Delegation introduced about VNITO Alliance to Oita City Government

Meeting with Okinawa City Government and visiting Asia IT Training Center (Okinawa)

The highlights of the event were business matching sessions and networking dinners between the Vietnam Delegation and Japanese IT enterprises, which opened up many opportunities for future cooperation for IT industry in general and software outsourcing in particular of 2 countries.

Seminar and networking dinner in Tokyo with the participation of more than 65 Japanese enterprises