How gamification is supercharging Vietnam tech startups’ growth potential
Many Vietnamese companies have started to leverage the strategy of incorporating gamification in business as a solution to target customers.
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Vietnamese startup Loship is leveraging technology to serve the society
During the fourth Covid-19 wave, Vietnam witnessed a surge in homegrown startups, toiling to turn the global crisis into an opportunity. Most of these startups kept themselves afloat and helped their customers and other businesses take the pandemic by the horn standing side by side with the government to tackle the challenges.
Vietnam’s one-hour delivery e-commerce startup Loship is among these startups leveraging technology to scale social impact and give back to the community during trying ti
Vietnam’s one-hour delivery e-commerce startup Loship is among these startups leveraging technology to scale social impact and give back to the community during trying ti
From e-commerce to q-commerce: understanding the market in Vietnam
Vietnam’s delivery e-commerce market is poised to continue booming in 2021 despite Covid-19, with an anticipated rising trend from e-commerce to q-commerce.
Insurance for Vietnamese food delivery workers should be "a Must" or just "Nice-to-have"?
In Vietnam, a slew of online delivery services is in increasingly high demand, leading to unique challenges in terms of delivery worker acquisition, and of course, protection.
The pandemic continues, delivery workers become some of the most vulnerable members of society, risking their personal health to keep the economy in motion and the rest of us safe. Yet, the bigger question is, are those drivers insured, given that their jobs are too risky?
An estimated 56.9 percent of Vietnam’s working p
The pandemic continues, delivery workers become some of the most vulnerable members of society, risking their personal health to keep the economy in motion and the rest of us safe. Yet, the bigger question is, are those drivers insured, given that their jobs are too risky?
An estimated 56.9 percent of Vietnam’s working p
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