VMO Recognized Among Hanoi’s Top 170 Outstanding Tax-Contributing Enterprises 2024VMO is honored to be named among the Top 170 outstanding enterprises and individuals in tax compliance in Hanoi for 2024, recognized at the Conference organized by the Hanoi Department of Taxation on December 22.This recognition reflects VMO’s consistent compliance with tax regulations, commitment to financial transparency, and strong sense of corporate social responsibility, especially amid ongoing economic challenges.Being honored as a representative tax-contributing enterprise reaffirms VMO’s dedication to sustainable growth, legal compliance, and ethical business practices, and serves as motivation for us to continue contributing positively to the socio-economic development of Hanoi and Vietnam.

VMO Named Among Hanoi’s Top 170 Tax-Compliant Enterprises 2024

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<h2>A Behind-the-Scenes Look at VMO’s Solution</h2>Today, patients expect care that is&nbsp;continuous, personalized, and accessible wherever they are, not just during clinic visits. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) has emerged as a powerful enabler of this shift, helping healthcare providers stay connected to patients while empowering individuals to take a more active role in managing their health.But delivering a reliable, scalable RPM platform is far from simple.In this article, we take a behind-the-scenes look at how&nbsp;VMO partnered with a US-based healthcare startup to design and build a remote patient monitoring application that improves patient engagement, supports clinicians, and scales securely across hospitals and clinics.<h2>The Challenge: From Vision to a Scalable Healthcare Platform</h2>The client, a fast-growing American healthcare startup, had a strong product vision but faced a familiar challenge in digital health:<ul><li>Limited in-house engineering and product resources</li><li>A need for rapid product development without compromising quality or compliance</li><li>High expectations around scalability, data security, and user experience</li><li>Complex integration with wearable devices and hospital workflows</li></ul>They weren’t just looking for developers. They needed a&nbsp;long-term product partner who could help shape, build, operate, and eventually transfer a robust healthcare platform.<h2>A Build–Operate–Transfer (BOT) Product Partnership</h2>VMO proposed a&nbsp;BOT&nbsp;collaboration model, allowing the client to accelerate product delivery while gradually building ownership and internal capability.Rather than focusing on isolated features, VMO worked closely with the client’s business owners to deliver&nbsp;end-to-end product development, including:<ul><li>Product strategy and roadmap definition</li><li>UX/UI design focused on patient usability</li><li>Secure data architecture and cloud infrastructure</li><li>Native mobile app development</li><li>Ongoing product operation and maintenance</li></ul>This approach ensured that technical decisions were always aligned with clinical needs, regulatory requirements, and long-term scalability.<h2>What We Built: A Patient-Centric Remote Monitoring Ecosystem</h2>At the core of the solution was a&nbsp;Remote Patient Monitoring app and cloud platform designed to connect patients, wearable devices, and healthcare providers seamlessly.<h3>Key capabilities included:</h3>For patients<ul><li>Activity and daily health tracking</li><li>Patient-reported symptoms and data entry</li><li>Multi-language support for broader accessibility</li><li>Educational content to encourage proactive health management</li></ul>For clinicians and hospitals<ul><li>Real-time access to patient-generated health data</li><li>Secure data sharing across selected hospitals and clinics</li><li>A centralized clinical portal for monitoring and follow-up</li></ul>The platform integrated data from wearable devices such as smartwatches, capturing vital metrics including heart rate, blood pressure, sleep quality, respiratory rate, calorie consumption, and blood oxygen levels, all transmitted securely to healthcare professionals.<h2>Behind the Scenes: How VMO Delivered at Scale</h2><ul><li>Cross-functional delivery team: A 30-member product team spanning product, engineering, QA, DevOps, data, and UX ensured end-to-end ownership and healthcare-grade quality.</li><li>Scalable cloud architecture: Native mobile apps, Node.js/PHP backend, MongoDB, IoT integration, and AWS-supported secure data handling and rapid growth.</li><li>Parallel build &amp; operate model: Continuous development, operation, and optimization enabled fast iteration without compromising stability or compliance.</li><li>Designed for long-term ownership: Clean architecture and structured processes ensured smooth scalability and future transfer to the client’s internal team.</li></ul><h2>Better Engagement, Better Outcomes</h2>The solution demonstrated how well-designed technology can directly improve healthcare delivery:<ul><li>A&nbsp;secure, scalable RPM platform adopted by multiple hospitals and clinics</li><li>500,000+ users onboarded</li><li>Higher patient engagement through&nbsp;real-time data and feedback</li><li>A clinician-friendly system enabling&nbsp;proactive, continuous care</li><li>A&nbsp;mobile-first UX that encourages daily patient participation</li></ul>Most importantly, the platform extended care beyond hospital visits, allowing earlier intervention and stronger patient involvement in long-term health management.<h2>Why This Matters for Healthcare Organizations</h2>Remote Patient Monitoring isn’t just about collecting data, it’s about&nbsp;transforming data into meaningful engagement and better outcomes.Successful RPM solutions are built on:<ul><li>Clear product strategy</li><li>Deep understanding of healthcare workflows</li><li>Secure, scalable architecture</li><li>Delivery models that balance speed with long-term ownership</li></ul>This case shows how healthcare organizations can move from concept to impact by working with partners who understand both&nbsp;technology execution and healthcare realities.<h2>Looking Ahead</h2>As healthcare continues its digital shift, remote patient monitoring will play a key role in enabling&nbsp;preventive, patient-centered care.At VMO, we believe lasting healthcare innovation comes not only from new ideas, but from&nbsp;reliable execution, scalability, and trust. This case offers a practical view of what’s possible when the right product foundation is in place. &nbsp;

Transforming Patient Engagement With Remote Monitoring

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<h2>Giving Clinicians Their Time Back: A Real-World AI Documentation Success Story</h2><h2>The Challenge: When Documentation Takes Over Clinical Time</h2>Clinical documentation has become one of the biggest contributors to clinician workload. In many hospitals, doctors and nurses spend&nbsp;30–50% of their working hours updating records, navigating EHR systems, and completing compliance-related paperwork.One regional healthcare provider in APAC faced this exact challenge. Despite modern EHR systems, clinicians were still:<ul><li>Spending several hours per day on manual note-taking</li><li>Completing documentation after shifts, contributing to burnout</li><li>Producing inconsistent notes due to time pressure</li></ul>Leadership recognized that improving documentation efficiency was critical—not just for productivity, but for staff retention and quality of care.<h2>The Approach: AI-Powered Clinical Documentation</h2>To address the issue, the hospital partnered with VMO to pilot an AI-powered automated documentation solution designed to work within existing clinical workflows.Rather than replacing clinicians’ processes, the system was designed to&nbsp;augment them.The solution:<ul><li>Captured clinician–patient conversations securely</li><li>Converted speech into structured clinical notes in near real time</li><li>Automatically populated key sections such as history, assessment, and plan</li><li>Integrated directly with the hospital’s EHR</li><li>Met privacy and compliance requirements, including HIPAA and local data regulations</li></ul>Clinicians retained full control, reviewing and approving notes before final submission.<h2>The Outcome: Measurable Impact in Weeks</h2>After eight weeks of deployment, the hospital recorded clear improvements.Documentation time per clinician was reduced by&nbsp;over 40%, saving more than an hour per shift. After-hours charting dropped by approximately&nbsp;25%, helping clinicians disconnect after work.The quality of clinical notes also improved. Records became more consistent and complete, supporting downstream processes such as coding, audits, and care continuity.Most importantly, clinician satisfaction increased significantly, with many reporting reduced cognitive load and improved focus during patient interactions.<h2>Why the Implementation Succeeded</h2>Several factors contributed to the success of the initiative.First, the system followed a&nbsp;human-in-the-loop approach. AI-supported documentation, but did not make clinical decisions.Second, privacy and security were addressed from the beginning, building trust with clinicians, IT, and compliance teams.Third, the solution was adapted to local clinical practices, specialties, and language nuances rather than using a generic model.Finally, the rollout was iterative, starting with a limited pilot before scaling across departments.<h2>What Other Healthcare Organizations Can Learn</h2>Hospitals considering AI-powered documentation can draw three key lessons from this case:<ol><li>Start by understanding where documentation causes the most friction in daily workflows.</li><li>Pilot with a small group of clinicians and measure baseline metrics before scaling.</li><li>Work with partners who understand both healthcare operations and AI engineering.</li></ol>When implemented thoughtfully, automated documentation can become a practical tool, not another system clinicians need to manage.<h2>How VMO Supports Clinical Productivity with AI</h2>VMO works with healthcare organizations to design and deploy AI solutions that fit real clinical environments. Our experience includes automated documentation, clinical analytics, medical imaging AI, and compliant healthcare data platforms.We focus on usability, safety, and measurable outcomes, helping healthcare teams adopt AI with confidence.<h2>Conclusion</h2>This success story shows that AI-powered documentation is no longer a future concept. When designed around clinicians, it can meaningfully reduce administrative burden and help healthcare professionals spend more time where it matters most: with patients.If your organization is exploring automated documentation, this case provides a practical model for what success can look like.

Clinical documentation has become one of the biggest contributors to clinician workload. In many hospitals, doctors and nurses spend 30–50% of their working hours updating records, navigating EHR systems, and completing compliance-related paperwork.

Giving Clinicians Time Back: A Real-World AI Documentation Win

Giving Clinicians Their Time Back: A Real-World AI Documentation Success Story

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<h2>What Hospitals Need to Know Before Adopting Automated Documentation AI</h2>How to choose the right solution and avoid costly pitfalls<h2>1. Why This Matters</h2><a href="https://vmogroup.com/insights/news/from-click-fatigue-to-care-focus-automated-documentation?utm_source=linkedin&amp;utm_medium=organic&amp;utm_campaign=hc_blog&amp;utm_content=blog">Automated documentation AI</a> is becoming a core strategy for hospitals aiming to reduce clinician burnout and improve throughput. But poor vendor selection can lead to workflow disruption, compliance issues, and low adoption.This guide highlights&nbsp;what hospital leaders must evaluate before choosing an AI partner, with practical considerations drawn from VMO’s implementation experience.<h2>2. What’s Driving Adoption Now</h2><ul><li>Clinicians spend&nbsp;up to 50% of their time documenting.</li><li>Outpatient and telehealth volumes continue to rise.</li><li>Regulators demand higher documentation quality and auditability.</li></ul>Automation is no longer optional, it’s operationally necessary.<h2>3. What Hospitals Must Evaluate Before Choosing Documentation AI</h2><h3>Workflow Fit</h3>Most failed implementations stem from poor workflow alignment. Ensure the AI supports:<ul><li>Natural, multi-speaker conversations</li><li>Noise-heavy environments</li><li>Automatic summarization into clinical formats (HPI, SOAP, A/P)</li><li>Minimal learning curve</li></ul><h3>Privacy &amp; Data Governance</h3>Non-negotiables:<ul><li>Zero or limited PHI retention</li><li>Region-compliant cloud or on-prem options</li><li>Encrypted audio/text and strict access control</li><li>Clear data-use boundaries (no training on your patient data)</li></ul><h3>Specialty-Level Accuracy</h3>Request demos or transcripts for your departments: radiology, pediatrics, cardiology, oncology, etc. General accuracy claims are meaningless without a specialty context.<h3>Hallucination Prevention</h3>Ask vendors:<ul><li>Does the AI generate only from the transcript?</li><li>Are there guardrails to block invented symptoms or findings?</li><li>Is clinician review mandatory before note submission?</li></ul><h3>ROI Expectations</h3>Key indicators for hospitals:<ul><li>Reduced documentation time</li><li>Increased provider throughput</li><li>Lower scribe/transcription cost</li><li>Faster reimbursement due to cleaner notes</li></ul>Most hospitals see ROI within&nbsp;3–6 months when integrations are done right.<h2>4. A Quick Evaluation Checklist</h2><ul><li>Compliance-ready (HIPAA/GDPR/PDPA)</li><li>EHR integration (FHIR/HL7)</li><li>Supports outpatient, inpatient, ER &amp; telehealth workflows</li><li>Human-in-the-loop validation</li><li>Vendor stability &amp; healthcare expertise</li></ul><h2>5. How VMO Reduces Adoption Risk</h2>VMO Healthcare delivers an automated documentation platform built for real clinical environments.Key advantages:<ul><li>Ambient AI engine for natural conversation capture</li><li>Zero-hallucination safeguards</li><li>Private cloud / on-premise deployment options</li><li>Specialty-level tuning for accuracy</li><li>Fast FHIR/HL7 integration</li><li>Multilingual and accent-adapted models</li></ul><a href="https://vmogroup.com/?utm_source=linkedin&amp;utm_medium=organic&amp;utm_campaign=">VMO&nbsp;</a>helps hospitals deploy AI safely, efficiently, and with strong clinician acceptance.<h2>Conclusion</h2>Automated documentation AI can transform clinical workflows, but only when hospitals choose solutions that meet strict requirements around privacy, workflow fit, accuracy, and ROI.With the right partner, hospitals can reduce documentation burden and let clinicians focus on what matters most: patient care.

What Hospitals Need to Know Before Adopting Automated Documentation AI

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For decades, clinical documentation has been the silent burden no one talks about—but every clinician feels. Whether it's typing patient notes after a 12-hour shift or juggling multiple systems during consultations,&nbsp;“click fatigue” has become one of the biggest barriers to meaningful patient care.Today, a new shift is underway:&nbsp;automated clinical documentation, powered by ambient AI and intelligent transcription tools. And it’s quietly transforming how hospitals and health systems operate.<h2>Why Documentation Fatigue Became a Problem</h2>Clinical documentation has always been essential. But over the past decade, it has exploded in volume and complexity.What was once a quick note now requires:<ul><li>Electronic health record (EHR) updates</li><li>Billing codes</li><li>Compliance checks</li><li>Care coordination inputs</li><li>Quality reporting</li></ul>This has pushed many clinicians into spending&nbsp;nearly half of their workday on documentation, often outside working hours. The result? Burnout, reduced satisfaction, and less time for actual patient interaction.<h2>The Rise of Automated Documentation</h2>New advances in AI - speech recognition, natural language processing, and context-aware ambient systems are redefining the documentation process.Instead of typing or dictating manually, clinicians can now rely on:<ul><li>Ambient listening tools that convert conversations into structured notes</li><li>AI assistants that identify clinical concepts and auto-populate EHR fields</li><li>Smart summaries that generate accurate, real-time visit notes</li></ul>The goal is simple:&nbsp;documentation that “writes itself”, allowing clinicians to stay focused on patient care instead of screens.<h2>What This Means for Hospitals &amp; Health Systems</h2>The shift toward automated documentation is not just a tech upgrade—it’s an operational transformation.Hospitals adopting this technology are beginning to see:<ul><li>Higher clinician satisfaction</li><li>Reduced after-hours workload</li><li>More accurate, consistent data</li><li>Faster patient throughput</li><li>Better quality reporting</li></ul>And as automation becomes more accessible, the question is shifting from&nbsp;“Should we adopt it?” to&nbsp;“How fast can we integrate it?”<h2>Challenges Ahead</h2>Despite its promise, automated documentation still faces hurdles:<ul><li>Ensuring patient privacy</li><li>Aligning outputs with diverse EHR systems</li><li>Building trust with clinicians</li><li>Meeting regulatory standards</li><li>Navigating workflow changes</li></ul>These are not barriers, they’re simply design requirements. And the industry is moving quickly to solve them.<h2>A Glimpse Into the Future of Clinical Workflows</h2>In the coming years, documentation may become fully passive.Clinicians could walk into a consultation room, speak naturally, and have:<ul><li>Notes created</li><li>Labs ordered</li><li>Diagnoses coded</li><li>Care plans drafted - all automatically.</li></ul>This isn’t science fiction. It’s already being piloted across leading hospitals around the world.As automation blends seamlessly into clinical workflows, we move closer to a healthcare system where&nbsp;care - not paperwork, is the center of every patient encounter.<h2>The Takeaway</h2>The shift from&nbsp;click fatigue to&nbsp;care-focused work represents one of the most important transformations in modern healthcare. Automation won’t replace clinicians, it will&nbsp;give them time back to do what they do best.And organizations that embrace these tools early will shape the next generation of digital-forward, patient-centric care delivery. &nbsp;

From Click Fatigue to Care Focus: Automated Documentation

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<h3>A deeper look at why successful digital health innovation depends on credibility, reliability, and responsible design</h3>In today’s healthtech landscape, breakthroughs occur at remarkable speed. AI-powered diagnostics, virtual care platforms, digital twins, ambient clinical documentation, and robotics are redefining what is possible in clinical workflows. Yet despite this momentum, one challenge consistently determines whether a solution succeeds or stalls:Building technology is straightforward. Earning trust is not.Hospitals, clinicians, regulators, and patients evaluate digital health tools through a lens far more rigorous than typical software products. Clinical risk, data sensitivity, and interoperability requirements raise the stakes, and trust becomes the ultimate differentiator.<h2>Why Trust Has Become the Defining Challenge in HealthTech</h2><h3>1. Clinical environments demand certainty, not prototypes</h3>AI models claiming 90–98% accuracy may be impressive in testing, but adoption hinges on a more fundamental question:“ Can clinicians rely on this system at the point of care?”&nbsp;If the answer is uncertain, the technology will not be integrated into practice, regardless of capability.<h3>2. Patients expect privacy, transparency, and fairness</h3>Patients are increasingly aware of how their data is collected, processed, and used. Concerns around bias, consent, and ethical oversight directly influence acceptance and engagement. Trust is not earned by algorithms, but by governance.<h3>3. Health systems prioritize reliability and accountability</h3>Hospitals operate in high-risk environments. Downtime, inconsistent outputs, or gaps in validation can have real clinical implications. Institutions must understand not only&nbsp;how a system works, but&nbsp;who is responsible when decisions impact care.<h3>4. Regulatory expectations are rising worldwide</h3>The EU AI Act, FDA guidance on clinical decision support, HIPAA, and emerging APAC frameworks all reflect a common trend:Digital health solutions must demonstrate safety, traceability, and explainability throughout their lifecycle.This elevates trust from an aspiration to an operational requirement.<h2>What Actually Builds Trust in HealthTech?</h2><h3>1. Explainable and transparent AI</h3>Health systems need more than outputs - they need the reasoning behind them. Explainability reduces uncertainty and improves clinical validation.<h3>2. Human-centered, clinician-in-the-loop design</h3>Trust grows when technology enhances clinical judgment instead of bypassing it. Solutions that preserve autonomy gain faster acceptance.<h3>3. Enterprise-grade reliability and resilience</h3>Systems must perform predictably under real-world conditions, integrate with EHRs and imaging systems, and withstand operational load. In healthcare, reliability is safety.<h3>4. Responsible data practices</h3>Bias-mitigation, secure pipelines, strong access control, and transparent data governance are now non-negotiable pillars of trustworthy innovation.<h3>5. Long-term partnership - not transactional delivery</h3>Health systems value partners who understand regulatory expectations, clinical workflows, and the nuance required to deploy technology responsibly. Trust is built through continuity, not one-time implementation.<h2>How VMO Contributes to a Trust-First HealthTech Ecosystem</h2>Across maternal health, medical imaging, nutrition analysis, and predictive modeling, VMO’s work has highlighted a consistent truth:Trust is engineered, not assumed.Our teams focus as much on&nbsp;clinical alignment, governance, and reliability as we do on model accuracy and engineering. This includes:<ul><li>Designing AI with explainability and auditability</li><li>Building secure, compliant data pipelines</li><li>Integrating with hospital systems and workflows</li><li>Running continuous validation, monitoring, and refinements</li><li>Collaborating with clinical experts to ensure real-world relevance</li></ul>We aim to be the partner hospitals can trust - not just to build technology, but to help them deploy it safely, responsibly, and at scale.<h2>The Future of HealthTech Will Belong to Those Who Earn Trust</h2>Healthcare innovation is accelerating. But adoption depends on something deeper than technical capability:Confidence. Safety. Accountability.Healthtech companies that invest in trust - not only features - will shape the future of digital care.At VMO, we believe that responsible innovation is the foundation of meaningful impact. Because the real question is no longer&nbsp;“Can we build it?”It’s&nbsp;“Can healthcare professionals, patients, and regulators trust it?” &nbsp;

The Hardest Part of HealthTech Isn’t Building - It’s Trust

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On April 1, 2021, VMO Holdings Technology Joint Stock Company (VMO) held a Ceremony to announce its Vision, Mission &amp; Core Values which has been solidified during the past 10 years of establishment and development. On that enduring journey full of proud milestones was the great leadership of the Board of Directors, in alignment with the consensus of all the members of VMO.&nbsp;Along with the outstanding development and growth, VMO embraces the goal of meeting an increasingly rigorous requirements of the IT market, conquering the satisfaction of significant customers in various large-scale projects. Above all lies the ultimate development goal of VMO, closely tied with its core values, lofty mission, and new vision to bring VMO to a new position, increase its influence and spread more good values to the community.In parallel with the investment and development of human resources and technology, VMO clearly understand the desires and ideal that company needs to implement to make VMO a global technology company. VMO officially announce its Mission, Vision &amp; Core values Statement:&nbsp;OUR VISION&nbsp;To be recognized as a Global Leading IT Company<ul><li>To actualize the innovative idea of clients around the world with professional software development and business consultation services.</li></ul>OUR MISSIONFrom Idea to Reality, From Goodwill to Impact<ul><li>VMO turn&nbsp;the&nbsp;ideas of the clients&nbsp;into valuable products that actively contribute for the betterment of the society.</li></ul>OUR CORE VALUESDesire<ul><li>Desire is the aspiration to achive greatness. We desire, we change, we thrive.</li></ul>Transparency<ul><li>&nbsp;VMO Holdings embraces transparency. Internally, we make sure that every voices are listened. To clients, we build the relationship with goodwill and trust. Transparency is the foundation of sustainable development.</li></ul>Conscientiousness<ul><li>We treat each task&nbsp;with&nbsp;passion and enthusiasm. Dedication is the secret of outstanding efficiency.</li></ul>Synergy&nbsp;<ul><li>We&nbsp;are group&nbsp;of&nbsp;different personalities with a same will&nbsp;and common goal. Synergies is the engine of great teamwork.</li></ul>VMO Holdings Technology Joint Stock Company hopes that a new vision, mission, and core values will serve to achieve company’s development goals, bring company to a new position, upgrade its corporate culture, and create useful values to contribute to the development of global humanity.

On April 1,  VMO officially announced vision, mission and Core values Statement

VMO ANNOUNCED VISION, MISSION, CORE VALUES

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On December 24, 2019, VMODEV Hanoi Technology Joint Stock Company officially established a branch of VMO Japan at 〒101-0047 Tokyo , Chiyoda-ku , Uchikanda, 2-14-12, Hoshiya 6th Building No 402, one of World's largest economic centers.&nbsp;Founded in 2012, VMODEV has over 8 years developing and accompanying many European and American businesses, successfully building many technological products from the concept stage to delivering to users, including the product reaches more than 15 million users worldwide.Quality, Flexibility, Speed are the core values that the leaders and employees of VMODEV have pursued for nearly 10 years. Identifying Japan as the next important market in the company's long-term development strategy, Mr. Hoang Tuan Hai, CEO of VMODEV said: “The Japanese IT market is a large market with strict requirements for quality. We believe that by understanding the culture of our team in Japan, VMODEV can completely bring success to Japanese businesses, such as the satisfaction we bring to clients in the Europe and America, EU markets”.In Japan, VMODEV wishes to assist clients in deploying digital business models, as well as applying IT platforms and new technologies such as AI, Cloud, RPA ... to improve productivity and efficiency for current business models. VMODEV will provide high quality IT human resources for Japanese businesses. It is expected that after Japan, VMODEV will continue to expand more branches in countries such as the USA, Singapore, Korea ... in the near future.&nbsp;More information about VMODEVVMODEV was founded in 2012 by technology enthusiasts and desires to contribute and bring practical values to society. Currently the company has 4 working offices and its headquarters are located in Hanoi, Vietnam. Over 8 years of working with many partners in Europe, America, EU, Asia ... VMODEV has developed more than 300 projects with clients from 11 countries. The products we design and deploy reach more than 45 million users globally.&nbsp;Contact information<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td>VMODEV HANOI TECHNOLOGY JOINT STOCK COMPANYAddess: 15th Floor, TTC Tower, 19 Duy Tan st., Dich Vong Hau ward., Cau Giay dist., Hanoi 100000Phone number: +84 24 3312 0103Website: <a href="https://www.vmodev.com/">https://www.vmodev.com</a>Email: <a href="mailto:info@vmodev.com">info@vmodev.com</a></td><td>VMO JAPAN JOINT STOCK COMPANYAddress: 〒101-0047 Tokyo , Chiyoda-ku , Uchikanda, 2-14-12, Hoshiya 6th Building No 402Phone number: 03-4400-2818Website: <a href="https://www.vmodev.jp/">https://www.vmodev.jp</a>Email: <a href="mailto:infojp@vmodev.com">infojp@vmodev.com</a></td></tr></tbody></table></figure>&nbsp;

On December 24, 2019, VMODEV officially established a branch of VMO Japan

VMODEV OFFICIALLY ESTABLISHED A BRANCH IN JAPAN

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