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The application of strategic technologies such as RFID semiconductor chips, IoT, Blockchain, big data and artificial intelligence (AI) will be a strong driving force to form a modern, interconnected and safe traceability ecosystem. Vietnam Digital Future Forum 2025 - Photo: VGP/Thu Giang Professor Dr. Chu Hoang Ha, Vice President of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology emphasized the above at the Vietnam Digital Future Forum 2025 with the theme Developing and applying strategic technology for digital transformation and traceability - Leverage to create a digital future for Vietnams integration. The event was organized by the Institute of Information Technology (Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology) in collaboration with the Voice of Vietnam Electronic Newspaper (VOV) on November 19, in Hanoi. The forum took place in the context that the Politburo issued Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW dated December 22, 2024 on breakthroughs in science and technology development, innovation and national digital transformation. The resolution is considered a strategic turning point, demonstrating new thinking in national development, identifying science and technology, innovation and digital transformation as the key driving force to help industries, sectors and businesses improve productivity, competitiveness and sustainable development in the digital era. In that trend, traceability technology is emerging as an essential tool to make product value chains transparent. In many developed countries, traceability is a mandatory requirement for goods circulating in the market, to ensure quality, prevent trade fraud and protect consumer rights. In Vietnam, the Prime Minister issued Decision No. 100/QD-TTg dated January 19, 2019, approving the Project to deploy, apply and manage the origin traceability system. Localities and businesses have actively applied digital technology in product management, supervision and transparency, contributing to enhancing the reputation and value of Vietnamese brands. Within the framework of the forum, the discussion Traceability technology and competitiveness of Vietnamese goods gathered experts, businesses and technology organizations. The seminar exchanged practical perspectives to find solutions to improve competitiveness and affirm the position of Vietnamese goods in the international market. Experts say that although there have been many models of applying traceability technology, the actual effectiveness is still not commensurate with the potential and expectations. Faced with the need for strong innovation in supply chain management, the application of RFID semiconductor chip technology and radio frequency automatic identification solution is being considered an important step forward in digital transformation. RFID technology helps track, manage and digitize product data in real time, improve management efficiency, reduce losses and optimize the entire supply chain. The combination of traceability technology, smart RFID chips and data management digitalization platform is opening up new directions for comprehensive digital transformation. This helps build a product ecosystem that is transparent, safe and highly competitive in the international market. Prof. Dr. Chu Hoang Ha, Vice President of the Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, emphasized that traceability is not only a market requirement but also a prerequisite to ensure transparency, product quality and protect consumer rights, in accordance with the spirit of Resolution 57-NQ/TW. The application of strategic technologies such as RFID semiconductor chips, IoT, Blockchain, big data and artificial intelligence (AI) will form a modern, interconnected and safe traceability ecosystem. According to Professor. Chu Hoang Ha, for technology to be effective in practice, close coordination between ministries and localities is needed; complete a unified legal framework; Promote public-private cooperation to support businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, in accessing technology, reducing implementation costs and improving innovation capacity. To successfully implement national digital transformation, it is necessary to build a goods circulation database system, in the spirit of Directive No. 18/CT-TTg dated May 30, 2023 of the Prime Minister. This system supports the development of e-commerce, prevents tax loss and ensures monetary security. At the same time, the application of electronic authentication stamps helps identify sellers, authenticate goods, protect consumer rights, prevent counterfeit goods, imitation goods, and goods that infringe intellectual property. In addition, it is necessary to complete standards and goods databases that will help businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, conveniently declare goods, improve the efficiency of state management, ensure the rights of origin and goods circulation conditions, and prevent tax loss...Thu GiangTham See moreSee moreSee more
