05/05/2022
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With rapid growth, e-commerce is attracting a large number of businesses to open new stores and switch to online business models, while promoting the development of a new "profession" called "technology entrepreneur".
In fact, it has proven to us that the potential of e-commerce does not stop at creating values for businesses and customers, but also contains promises of career development opportunities and jobs for all those who dare to think, dare to do, dare to break out of their own safety boundaries.
Technology has had a huge impact on the economy by changing consumer behavior, creating innovations in business models and breakthroughs in various fields. As a result, a number of new business trends based on technology have emerged to meet new human needs, face environmental issues and adapt to new market changes.
In addition, Fintech is always associated with the banking and financial industry, so if the startup is successful, it can be acquired or invested by banks and financial companies. In addition, Fintech is considered a suitable direction in the technology era, a solution to reduce costs for commercial banks, so it is being promoted by management agencies and the State Bank and has more suitable policies, creating favorable conditions for young people to start a business in this field.
It can be seen that startups in Vietnam in the healthcare sector are gradually developing, Covid-19 has changed the behavior of those directly working in healthcare. The widespread application of remote medical examination and treatment is changing consumer awareness.
Startups are indeed looking to fill the gap with home and remote care and improve communication between doctors and patients. However, it will take time for the sector to gain momentum, from attracting investors to gaining consumer trust. For health tech companies to enter the game, long-term growth may require long-term collaboration with other partners in the ecosystem.
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