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  • Automation Starts with… a Single Button

    Automation Starts with… a Single Button

    Wednesday, 31/12/2025, 15:56

    In factories, certain processes that appear very minor can conceal less visible bottlenecks that directly affect labor productivity. Arising from practical production challenges, the initiative titled “A Sensor System Combined with Relays for Button Surface Classification” was developed, introducing a new approach to automation: when small improvements are repeated thousands of times, they become powerful...

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  • Intergenerational connectivity skills: a new capability for managers

    Intergenerational connectivity skills: a new capability for managers

    31 December, 2025

    Today’s workplace brings together three generations (Gen) – Gen X, Gen Y, and Gen Z, each with distinct characteristics, values, and approaches to technology. This diversity represents both a resource advantage and a managerial challenge, given differences in communication styles and ways of thinking. Consequently, the ability to connect and manage a multigenerational workforce has...

  • Where high-end fashion showcases the imprint of technology

    Where high-end fashion showcases the imprint of technology

    30 December, 2025

    With ultra-lightweight fabric technology weighing just 5 g/m², famous Dutch designer Iris van Herpen has introduced technological imprints, transforming haute couture creations into “surreal” works of art, where every movement reveals softness and fluidity, and where fabric, the human body, and light merge into a one harmonious whole At Paris Fashion Week Fall-Winter 2025, Iris...

  • Pioneering the implementation of the 2025 performance evaluation and the assignment of individual performance targets for 2026 at the Vinatex Parent Company

    Pioneering the implementation of the 2025 performance evaluation and the assignment of individual performance targets for 2026 at the Vinatex Parent Company

    30 December, 2025

    With the principle of continuously improving task assignment, performance evaluation based on key quantitative indicators (KPIs), and creating a scientific foundation for compensation policies as well as the development of managers and employees, in 2025, the Parent company of the Vietnam National Textile and Garment Group (Vinatex) conducted the 2025 performance evaluation for 100% of...

  • HanoiTex & HanoiFabric 2025 is just around the corner

    HanoiTex & HanoiFabric 2025 is just around the corner

    2 December, 2025

    The International Exhibition on Textile & Garment Industry – Machinery, Accessories & Fabrics 2025 (HanoiTex & HanoiFabric 2025) will return from December 16 – 18, 2025 at the ICE Hanoi – Hanoi International Center for Exhibition (Vietnam–Soviet Friendship Labour Cultural Palace – 91 Tran Hung Dao & 4 Tran Binh Trong, Cua Nam Ward, Hanoi)....

  • Three “Improvements” through digital transformation

    Three “Improvements” through digital transformation

    26 November, 2025

    Facing competitive pressure and market volatility, and in line with many enterprises within the Vinatex system, Hoa Tho Textile – Garment Joint Stock Corporation (Hoa Tho) has accelerated its digital transformation efforts to optimize processes, reduce costs, and enhance its capability and adaptability in production and business operations. Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Binh – General Director...

  • Reflective skills — the hidden competence of a strong manager

    Reflective skills — the hidden competence of a strong manager

    26 November, 2025

    Most managers are constantly busy with reviewing, evaluating, planning and setting new goals. However, one important skill is often overlooked, yet it determines a leader’s growth: reflective thinking — the ability to look back and learn from their own experiences.  Reflective thinking is not about “looking for mistakes,” but a systematic process of looking back...

  • From Lecture Hall to Sewing Line: The Garment and Fashion Technology Training Model at Ho Chi Minh City College of Technology

    From Lecture Hall to Sewing Line: The Garment and Fashion Technology Training Model at Ho Chi Minh City College of Technology

    26 November, 2025

    According to statistics, in Ho Chi Minh City alone, the garment–fashion industry needs up to 27,000 workers each year, while the supply of technicians, engineers, and designers meets only a small portion of that demand. In the spinning–weaving sector, the annual recruitment need ranges from 300 to 400 engineers, yet the number of graduates currently...

  • Connecting fashion with cultural preservation

    Connecting fashion with cultural preservation

    26 November, 2025

    Recently in Hanoi, designers Pham Ba Lam and Tran Phuong Thao introduced to the public the cultural space of hemp and the traditional weaving craft of Mong people through their Terrace Collection. The collection reflects the young designers’s efforts to connect fashion with cultural preservation, reviving the value of traditional hemp-weaving craft of the Mong...

  • Hanoi Industrial and Trade University Implements Resolution 71-NQ/TW – A Turning Point That Brings New Opportunities

    Hanoi Industrial and Trade University Implements Resolution 71-NQ/TW – A Turning Point That Brings New Opportunities

    25 November, 2025

    Resolution 71-NQ/TW on August 22nd, 2025 sets the goal of accelerating the development of higher education in a strong and well-directed manner, aiming to build a high-quality workforce for the country’s priority sectors. In line with this vision, Hanoi Industrial and Trade University aims to be among the top 100 universities in Vietnam by 2030–2035...