600 euros per month: how Vietnam provides software to the world

[Viet]

Handelsblatt

app.handelsblatt.com

(translated from the original German article)

Essen, Bangkok: Far away from Stuttgart, Bosch is pushing ahead with the digital networking of its product range. The technology group operates one of its most important global centers for software development in the Vietnamese metropolis of Ho Chi Minh City.

More than 3,000 programmers work for the subsidiary Bosch Global Software Technologies in Vietnam. Only in India does the company employ more IT experts. Gaur Dattatreya, who runs the palm-fringed office, says: "We are proud that almost every product we produce has software from Vietnam."

And the location is likely to become even more important: the number of programmers is expected to almost double by the middle of the decade. A branch has just opened in the capital Hanoi.

Vietnam wants to become a leading global IT center. The government in Hanoi has set itself the goal of earning a fifth of gross domestic product from the digital economy by 2025.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@Viet Bro,

Why do you want to steal our rice bowl?

Regards

 

[Viet]

@Viet Bro,

Why do you want to steal our rice bowl?

Regards

The world is big my friend there is room for everyone. India takes parts of iphone production from China. they can accuse you stealing their foods.

Apple to move 25% iPhone production to India by 2025, 20% iPad and Apple Watch to Vietnam, analysts say | TechCrunch

Apple began assembling some of its devices in India and Vietnam a few years ago, slowly cutting its reliance on China. The Cupertino-giant is now gearing up to make the two nations key global manufacturing hubs.

techcrunch.com

 

[etylo]

Handelsblatt

app.handelsblatt.com

(translated from the original German article)

Essen, Bangkok: Far away from Stuttgart, Bosch is pushing ahead with the digital networking of its product range. The technology group operates one of its most important global centers for software development in the Vietnamese metropolis of Ho Chi Minh City.

More than 3,000 programmers work for the subsidiary Bosch Global Software Technologies in Vietnam. Only in India does the company employ more IT experts. Gaur Dattatreya, who runs the palm-fringed office, says: "We are proud that almost every product we produce has software from Vietnam."

And the location is likely to become even more important: the number of programmers is expected to almost double by the middle of the decade. A branch has just opened in the capital Hanoi.

Vietnam wants to become a leading global IT center. The government in Hanoi has set itself the goal of earning a fifth of gross domestic product from the digital economy by 2025.

Vietnam wants to be another call centre for the west as follows India foot step ? Good luck with your English and national industralization in the future.

 

[Viet]

Vietnam wants to be another call centre for the west as follows India foot step ? Good luck with your English and national industralization in the future.

Not call centers
They make software, programs.
FPT software is the biggest.

https://twitter.com/x/status/979194740749955072

Essen (ots)

 

[AViet]

Vietnam wants to be another call centre for the west as follows India foot step ? Good luck with your English and national industralization in the future.

Do not think so. I am now sitting in my apartment, which is next to Cau Giay Park. And at the gate of the park right now, they are playing "Bai Ca Ha Noi, or The Song of Hanoi". In the lyrics, there is "our city, the capital is boiling to fight the American"

And next to Cau Giay park is the new site of America embassy. (The FPT headquarter in picture above is also next to Cau Giay park)

 

[etylo]

Do not think so. I am now sitting in my apartment, which is next to Cau Giay Park. And at the gate of the park right now, they are playing "Bai Ca Ha Noi, or The Song of Hanoi". In the lyrics, there is "our city, the capital is boiling to fight the American"

And next to Cau Giay park is the new site of America embassy. (The FPT headquarter in picture above is also next to Cau Giay Park)

Thats difinitely a different image of Vietnam that I often hear on line, anti-America or pro-America, which is dominate these days esp in the south such as Ho Chi Minh ?

 

[AViet]

Thats difinitely a different image of Vietnam that I often hear on line, anti-America or pro-America, which is dominate these days esp in the south such as Ho Chi Minh ?

It is difficult to come to a conclusion.

The media is quite pro-west indeed, but media and real life is different, anywhere in the world.

 

[AViet]

It is difficult to come to a conclusion.

The media is quite pro-west indeed, but media and real life is different, anywhere in the world.

However, it is good news that the media is becoming increasingly neutral, especially since the Russia Ukraine war from March and a lot of bad actions from the US, which alienated their traditional allies as well as their sympathizers.

 

[MH.Yang]

Do not think so. I am now sitting in my apartment, which is next to Cau Giay Park. And at the gate of the park right now, they are playing "Bai Ca Ha Noi, or The Song of Hanoi". In the lyrics, there is "our city, the capital is boiling to fight the American"

And next to Cau Giay park is the new site of America embassy. (The FPT headquarter in picture above is also next to Cau Giay park)

Chinese pianists played the Chinese song <My Motherland> at the White House.

Of course, this is normal, but <My Motherland> was the most popular military song of the Chinese army during the Korean War.

At that time, almost every Chinese soldier once sang this song and shot at the Americans.

 

[BHAN85]

Software development is something that it can be done 100% remotely through internet.

I dont know why they dont offer his service to little western companies too.

They are doing like "Alibaba", selling to big companies.

But it doesnt exist a "Aliexpress" of remote coders yet, and there is market for them.