Looking for SAP Training Contract in Ho Chi Minh

Paper-based systems are big in VietNam, especially in government!

I have worked in Indian Government communication projects where I had to work in the roofs of most of the government ministries and I thought I had seen all the Red Tape - with which they tie bundles of files together with - until I came to VietNam.

There are a few large computers here but -  what I found most impressive visually - was the Cong An (Peoples Police) data entry halls (too big to be described as rooms) where hundreds of uniformed data entry people, sitting at incongruously small desks that barely had enough space for the keyboard and computer screen along with documents busily typing in data - often misspelt in the case of Foreigners names.

After all these years of keying in hotel registration documents - usually about 6 months after the fact in Ho Chi Minh City - they haven't even thought of scanning the documentation.

Only the Da Nang region has an 'on-line' system in to which hotels can enter guest information.

But, notwithstanding the inefficiencies of paper, the thing actually works. But it is also easily disrupted.

The largest government computers are in the security ministry where they use large main frame Japanese machines. I know one small province where the whole government is tun on a couple of rack-mounted Windows PC's!

I am sure the demand for your skills exist but the hardware, and money, is still lacking.