Mr. Ngo Dien Hy
Chief Executive Officer (CEO)
VNPT-IT
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TOPIC
Technology 4.0 for building digital banking
BIOGRAPHY
Mr. Ngo Dien Hy is chief executive officer (CEO) of VNPT Information
Technology Company (VNPT-IT), previously he has several
major positions in developing and providing digital services of
VNPT Group such as Director of Services Development Center
belong to VNPT VinaPhone, CEO of VNPT Media Corporation.
In past, Mr. Hy won a bronze medal of The International Mathematical
Olympiad in 1991. He earned bachelor’s degree in Information
Technology from Hanoi University of Science and
Technology in 1996, and Executive MBA from Shidler College of
Business, The University of Hawaii in 2010.
He joined VNPT Group in 1996, bringing more 24 years of senior
management positions in Research and Development, Deployment
and Operation a lot of ICT systems with wide areas: Telecommunication,
Enterprise, Healthcare, Education and eGovernment…
He is also known as Expert in Digital Transformation,
especially for Government and Enterprise.
As a pioneer in VNPT’s Digital Transformation Strategy, he has
been got the believes from Chairman Board for founding and rapidly
growing Digital Service Subsidiaries among the Group: VNPT
Media Corporation in 2015 and VNPT-IT in 2018. By strategic vision,
he has been giving direction to research, develop and apply
the top Industrial 4.0 technologies: AI, Big Data, Block Chain, IoT,
Cloud Computing into VNPT-IT’s digital products.
VNPT-IT is the key company in the digital transformation of VNPT
group, with the vision of being a leading enterprise, and a leading
role in the national digital transformation. VNPT-IT has been
building and implementing many big, national projects, which are
the important platforms for the implementation of national digital
transformation such as: Vietnam Data Exchange Platform VDXP;
National public Service portal; National Reporting system; National
Database of Population.
ABSTRACT
The establishment of administrative
procedures environment has acquired some
noticeable results, especially the
considerably large amount of level 3 & 4
online public services.
However, the efficiency of this and
populace’s reception are limited by the lack
of legal frameworks for online
administrative procedures; foundation
database for citizens and landing late for
implementing, distracted digitalization of
Ministries, sectors and localities’ data; lack
of regulations on electronic identification
and authentication, regulations on
connecting, sharing and reusing
administrative procedure results and
regulations on public service quality
control.
From that reality, the Government has been
coming up with specific solutions to
improving administrative procedures and
public service delivery for citizens and
enterprises.
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