Digital transformation meets national development requirements
Keywords:
digital transformation, socio-economic, sustainable development, VietnamAbstract
The three industrial revolutions: mechanization, electrification and automation are important milestones marking great socio-economic development steps of mankind. Currently, along with the industrial revolution 4.0, "digital transformation" is the most mentioned keyword in the world of policy makers, the community of scientists and businesses, because it has been changing the socio-economic basis. In the process of digital transformation, many new problems have arisen in Vietnam, requiring research and answers, many challenges and challenges to socio-economic development in Vietnam. Implementing digital transformation in the fields of economy, health, education, contributes to improving the quality of life, however, digital transformation has not yet met the requirements of socio-economic development in Vietnam today, thereby building solutions to promote the digital transformation process in Vietnam in order to develop breakthroughs and quickly catch up with the development of the modern production force. The article analyzes and clarifies the current situation of digital transformation in Vietnam, thereby contributing to providing more scientific bases for the Vietnamese government's decisions to perfect the digital transformation policy to meet the requirements of development of the country in the new era.
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