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Vietnamese Businesses Invest Heavily in AI Integration
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Vietnamese Businesses Invest Heavily in AI Integration

From Tuแป•i Trแบป · (6h ago) Vietnamese

Translated from Vietnamese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

TLDR

  • Businesses are increasingly investing in AI training and integration, transforming it from a free tool to a core "capability asset."
  • Companies like AstraZeneca Vietnam are developing internal AI assistants trained on proprietary data to enhance efficiency and knowledge sharing.
  • This shift moves workplaces from relying on individual experience to a shared knowledge system mediated by AI.

In Vietnam's rapidly evolving business landscape, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer just a novelty; it's becoming an indispensable strategic asset. Companies are moving beyond experimental phases, investing significant resourcesโ€”time, money, and organizational restructuringโ€”to embed AI deeply into their workflows. This transformation is redefining productivity and knowledge management across various sectors.

Before, finding documents or verifying information could take a lot of time. Now, everything happens almost instantly.

โ€” Nguyแป…n Hรนng CฦฐแปngAstraZeneca Vietnam's cardiovascular, renal, and metabolism brand manager, describing the efficiency gains from internal AI assistants.

AstraZeneca Vietnam exemplifies this trend, having developed sophisticated internal AI "assistants." These are not generic chatbots but highly customized tools trained on the company's own Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), internal documents, and specialized product knowledge. This allows for near-instantaneous retrieval of information and highly accurate, consistent answers, drastically reducing the time previously spent searching for data or verifying facts.

Instead of letting AI 'answer from general Internet memory,' businesses are turning it into an 'internal employee' by connecting it directly to their private data repositories.

โ€” Article textExplaining the strategic shift in how businesses utilize AI.

The true value, however, lies in the AI's ability to democratize knowledge. By sharing these assistants with colleagues, especially new hires, AstraZeneca is accelerating onboarding and fostering a culture shift. Instead of relying solely on individual expertise, the organization is building a collective intelligence, where AI acts as a central repository and facilitator. This approach is crucial for maintaining competitiveness and driving innovation in Vietnam's dynamic market, where agility and informed decision-making are key.

By accelerating R&D, this ultimately unlocks extraordinary potential: gaining deeper insights faster, conducting smarter experiments, enhancing collaboration within the health and technology ecosystem, and speeding up the digitization of healthcare.

โ€” Atul TandonCEO of AstraZeneca Vietnam, highlighting the broad impact of their AI platform.
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Originally published by Tuแป•i Trแบป in Vietnamese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.