KPMG Digital Summit 2022 will return after nearly two years

“The development of technological devices is changing the world, the way we are, live, and work. It directly affects the culture, market, industry, process, and any related activity. This requires thorough and cautious changes and applications of technology, as digital transformation in one function can disrupt the entire business,” shared William Nguyen, partner and head of IT Advisory at KPMG Vietnam & Cambodia.

Over the past year, KPMG Vietnam has received increasing requests for services on businesses’ digital transformation such as digital strategy, system implementation, digital management, and cybersecurity.

Following such trends, KPMG in Vietnam is thrilled to bring back the Digital Summit 2022 on December 6 in Ho Chi Minh City. With the theme Excite Your Digital Future, KPMG is awaiting to accompany Vietnamese businesses in their digital journeys.

The exhibition brings together the world’s top technology partners such as Microsoft, Oracle, TMA, and Salesforce, as well as many industry-leading experts in technology solutions from KPMG in Vietnam. Businesses will be able to listen, exchange, and receive consultation on end-to-end technology solutions tailored to their transformation goal, surrounding topics of management and operations, data services, industry innovation, and cybersecurity.

In addition, eight in-depth workshops will take place simultaneously to not only capture a diverse landscape of the digital transformation process, but also provide participants with valuable information to find suitable solutions to their challenges.

From cloud technology over robotic automation to the implementation with International Financial Reporting Standards, the Digital Summit 2022 promises to bring about innovative and useful solutions and to help enhance business performance.

KPMG Enterprise, in collaboration with the STEP Project Global Consortium, has conducted an in-depth global survey of nearly 2,500 family business leaders. Following that, a series of roundtable discussions with family business CEOs, academics, and advisers were carried out in February, before the survey report was released in May.

Over the past two decades, government health policy initiatives have accelerated Vietnam’s healthcare industry development, while making laudable improvements in key healthcare indicators such as access to quality care and overall clinical outcomes.

KPMG and HSBC released the Emerging Giants in Asia-Pacific report, which examines over 6,470 technology-focused startups across 12 markets with the potential to impact the global business landscape over the next decade. Nguyen Trung Kien, director of KPMG Private Enterprise, talked with VIR’s Linh Le about the trends for startups.