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Company & Brand Vinamilk invests in Viettel software
Company & Brand Vinamilk invests in Viettel software
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Monday, 20 February 2012 09:23
The country's top dairy manufacturer Vinamilk signed an agreement with Viettel Corporation in HCM City yesterday to buy management software from the telecom company.
The new software, to be integrated with Vinamilk's existing software, will allow company managers to obtain any information at any time.
All data related to distributors and staff nation-wide will be available at the click of the mouse.
The software will allow staff to feed live images to headquarters and the system will be warned if staff do not follow regulated processes.
Source: VNS
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