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Creating Real Value for Students and Society
20/11/2024Amidst the new trend of the global economy, higher education is undergoing significant transformations. This shift requires universities to adopt innovative perspectives on developing new disciplines and creatively redesign educational programs to align with learner needs. Hanoi Industrial Textile and Garment University (HTU) has embraced this trend to enhance its capacity for training high-quality human...
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Accelerating Business Growth with “Soft Power”
10/10/2024The flexibility, adaptability, and harmony in the leadership style of female management teams become increasingly prominent. This soft power contributes to enabling businesses to seize even the smallest market opportunities, maximizing products, customers, and markets, and confidently overcoming challenges. Ms. Pham Thi Phuong Hoa – CEO of Hung Yen Garment Corporation – Joint Stock Company...
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Training textile-garment student with full of digital skills and green skills
10/09/2024University students are a high-quality workforce for businesses in the future. Therefore, equipping students with the knowledge, skills, and qualities that meet the demands of businesses is not only crucial but also the responsibility of universities. In the current context, when businesses are rapidly enhancing their competitiveness through digital transformation and green transition solutions, training...
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Each business has its own direction to reach their goals, despite the fluctuations of 2024
05/08/2024As the market in 2024 is expected to remain unpredictable, Vinatex and its member companies have each devised their strategies and solutions to achieve their annual targets. One such solution involves venturing into niche markets, such as the production of flame-retardant fabrics, to increase product value. To gain deeper insights into the opportunities and challenges...
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Total Factor Productivity: The Competitive Key of Vinatex
02/08/2024In the context of business operations, a critical question arises: With the same equipment, resources, and personnel, why do some companies excel while others struggle? Economists have identified three key factors contributing to the development of a business: Capital, Labor, and TFP (Total Factor Productivity). But what exactly is TFP, and what does it mean...










