Digital twins virtual replicas of physical systems are emerging as a game-changing technology in the manufacturing sector. While the technology is still in its early stages here, several pioneering companies, including ABeam Consulting Vietnam, are leading the way.

In November, ABeam Consulting Vietnam introduced the innovative BSQCD Purchasing Strategy framework – a comprehensive solution designed to help Vietnamese manufacturers build resilient, sustainable, and efficient supply chains.

The three heavy hitters have outlined the latest trends in technology and digital transformation among businesses in Vietnam in 2023.

With over 40 years of expertise in supply chain digital transformation and business operations in the Asia Pacific region, ABeam Consulting has created a new approach that utilises data management to ensure the optimal deployment of resources of firms on the digital transformation journey.

More foreign corporations are relocating production to Vietnam to diversify their sup-ply chains, spurring the trend of digital transformation and smart manufacturing in Vietnam. Ryohei Oda, managing director of ABeam Consulting Vietnam, shared with Thanh Van his insight into this trend.

The process of the net-zero green transformation is urgent for Vietnamese enterprises, yet many are still mulling over where to start.

The Vietnamese manufacturing industry has a great opportunity to catch up with the Smart Factory trend and contribute more deeply to the global value chain.

Enterprises need to plan a long-term strategy based on core principles, avoiding hasty digital transformation that leads to avoidable pitfalls that they can learn and benefit from in advance.

Robotic Process Automation is leading the workforce revolution, accelerating the digital transformation of many companies, freeing employees from repetitive tasks, allowing them to spend time on more impactful work. VIR had an interview with Ryohei Oda*, senior manager of ABeam Consulting Vietnam, about the application of RPA in Vietnam.

Major companies in Vietnam are already using SAP, the world-leading software solution in enterprise resource planning, to effectively run their complex business processes. To keep ahead of digital transformation, SAP has put innovative ideas and new technologies into the S/4HANA product, requiring the current system to be migrated to S/4HANA by the end of 2025. The clock is ticking and the migration can be complicated, costly, and time-consuming. VIR’s Thuy Ngan talked with Ryohei Oda, senior manager of ABeam Consulting Vietnam, about ensuring an efficient transfer from one system to another.