On December 14, Global Top Stars, a technology firm owned by American-Vietnamese experts, held the conference themed “Decoding Industry 4.0—Opportunities and Benefits for Entrepreneurs and SMEs,” providing specialist knowledge and solutions to Industry 4.0 for over 300 businesses in Vietnam.

During the conference, the tech firm introduced tools to assist enterprises in developing their business performance, generating corporate advantages, and becoming market leaders in their respective fields.

With the participation of experts from numerous multinational corporations (MNCs), the conference was hosted to draw the community of entrepreneurs and SMEs closer to the fourth industrial revolution in the manufacturing and industrial segments.

Additionally, Global Top Stars organised the ceremony of the transfer of technology (TOT) with Beijing GuDao Culture Communication Company as part of the firm’s business strategy for software and application development in multiple developed economies and in Vietnam later on.

On the same day, Global Top Stars introduced several applications based on the concept of Industry 4.0, such as “smart city,” “smart home,” and “smart school” which have already been examined and applied by enterprises in Vietnam.

The tech firm presented the benefits brought by technological applications like digital wallets, aiding customers’ simple daily tasks like shopping or more complex tasks like expenditure management.

At the event, the Vietnamese SME community was given a rare opportunity to approach foreign capital provided by Singapore-based Blocform Group and find appealing partnership offers to showcase their products and services to the Asian market.

Previously, Blocform Group invested in Sunrise kindergarten system and Iveda JSC in Vietnam as well as Global Topstars in the US. At the conference, the Singapore-based group officially announced the debut of the “Blocform Capital Investment” fund aimed at creating favourable conditions for SMEs in Vietnam to further develop their business performance in the tech industry.