From 00:01 on June 15, HICT Port – Hai Phong City begins cargo handling via the Automatic Gate – Smartgate. The application of AI technology made in Vietnam continues to affirm its quality and suitability for Vietnamese seaports.
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On June 7, 2025, CEH Technology Company held a discussion with Vietnam’s leading seaport enterprises. To propose technical and technological solutions, streamline operational processes, modernize data exchange, and address current challenges. The discussion was also an opportunity to meet and connect in a cheerful and open atmosphere. With strong resources in intelligence, experience, and the
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On the morning of June 22, 2025, Deputy Prime Minister Nguyễn Hoà Bình, the Government Office, and the People’s Committee of Đà Nãng City officially announced the decision to establish the Free Trade Zone (FTZ) CEH Company and BIDV Commercial Joint Stock Bank are honored to sponsor the operational management and customs monitoring technology platform
Hateco Hai Phong International Container Port (HHIT) Inauguration Ceremony – Hateco Port is the largest deep-water seaport in the North, completed under the model of a green, smart port capable of accommodating the largest mother ships in the world; contributing to realizing the aspiration to make Hai Phong an international transshipment port. As the unit
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From a starting point of nothing, Vietnam’s seaport digital transformation platform now accounts for 70% of the market. After 11 years of operation, the Make in Vietnam seaport digital transformation solution from CEH company has been adopted by approximately 70% of domestic seaports. At the launching ceremony of the “Nationwide Emulation for Innovation and Digital
Vietnam has about 170 container ports, distributed across 25 localities and stretching over 3,200km of coastline, specifically handling a very large volume of goods entering and leaving the ports. For a long time, businesses have shown special interest in applying IT to improve the efficiency of port operations, management, and exploitation. Previously, without domestic solutions,
