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After more than a year and a half of implementing Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW of the Politburo, national digital transformation has achieved many important results in terms of institutions, infrastructure and digital platforms. However, many bottlenecks still exist, affecting implementation efficiency throughout the political system. The 100-day action plan to handle digital transformation bottlenecks is identified as a peak period to create a strong step forward and bring digital transformation into reality. Download Peak implementation in 100 working days, from July 11 to November 30, 2026 - Photo: Ministry of Science and Technology Recently, General Secretary and President To Lam chaired a National Conference summarizing 1 year and 6 months of implementing Resolution No. 57-NQ/TW. Concluding the conference, General Secretary and President requested the implementation of the 100-day Action Plan to handle bottlenecks in digital transformation, creating a strong step forward in implementing Resolution 57 and bringing digital transformation into reality. To concretize this direction, on July 11, 2026, the Central Steering Committee for the development of science, technology, innovation and digital transformation issued Plan No. 05-KH/BCDTW, identifying 50 key tasks to be implemented during the peak period of 100 days. The noteworthy point is that each task does not just stop at the requirement of completing progress, but must create a product that can operate, have data, have users and have verifiable results. Next, on July 29, 2026, Prime Minister Le Minh Hung signed Decision No. 88/QD-BCDCP promulgating the Action Plan of the Government Steering Committee to implement the conclusions of the Central Steering Committee. The plan requires ministries, branches and localities to focus on handling urgent and slow tasks, creating substantive changes in governance, administration and serving people and businesses. The peak phase will be implemented from July 11 to November 30, 2026. Handling 10 groups of bottlenecks simultaneously. According to the National Digital Transformation Agency (Ministry of Science and Technology), the 100-day Action Plan not only aims to promote digital transformation but focuses on handling bottlenecks that are hindering the implementation process nationwide. Currently, digital transformation is facing 10 major groups of bottlenecks. Among them, the first bottleneck is the lack of uniformity in institutions, direction and administration; Some regulations overlap and responsibilities for management, operation and data sharing are not clearly defined. Second, digital infrastructure is not uniform; There is also a situation of wave lag, lack of electricity, and lack of terminal equipment; Data centers and server rooms are scattered and have low efficiency. Third, digital data is still stagnant and not correct, sufficient, clean, live, unified, and shared; Standards, data dictionaries, and update responsibilities are unclear. Fourth, digital platforms are duplicated, lacking connectivity, and have not been used in real terms; Single login, integration and data sharing are limited. Fifth, online public services are not really convenient; Procedures have not been thoroughly restructured, people still have to declare and return existing documents and data. Sixth, the digital economy has not effectively exploited open data, data services and data connections to serve management, production and business. Seventh, the digital society still has gaps in accessibility, especially for disadvantaged people and disadvantaged areas; Essential digital services in health and education are not fully connected. Eighth, human resources still lack skills in data, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity; Policies for specialized forces have not been deployed synchronously. Ninth, finance and disbursement are still slow; Resources are scattered, in some places funding has been allocated but it has not been allocated or deployed in a timely manner. Tenth, enforcement and compliance discipline is not strict; The assessment is still biased towards the rate of completion, not based on output products, operational data, usage levels and actual experiences of people and businesses. According to the National Digital Transformation Department, the core of the 100-day Plan is to simultaneously handle the situation of unsettled institutions, unsynchronized infrastructure, unconnected data, unshared platforms, inconvenient services and unclear implementation responsibilities, ensuring that each task must have an operational product and data. data, has people using it and has verifiable results. Download Mr. Le Anh Tuan, Deputy Director of the National Digital Transformation Agency (Ministry of Science and Technology) - Photo: VGP/TG Accelerating shared digital platforms According to Mr. Le Anh Tuan, Deputy Director of the National Digital Transformation Agency, from July 1, 2026, the Law on Digital Transformation officially takes effect. Along with that are a series of important documents such as Decree No. 224/2026/ND-CP, National Strategy on digital transformation for the period 2026-2030, orientation to 2045 and the overall national digital architecture framework. In particular, the Government has announced a List of 79 national shared digital platforms, creating a basis to enhance connectivity, data sharing, limit duplicate investment and improve efficiency of transformation implementation. digital transformation at ministries, branches and localities. Along with that, the Ministry of Science and Technology has also issued many regulations on investment management, quality management of digital transformation projects and a set of criteria to evaluate the readiness of administrative procedures, contributing to standardizing the implementation of digital transformation projects.online public services and improving the efficiency of resource use. One of the key tasks the Ministry of Science and Technol
