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IT usage for indirect IT usage for indirect exports by SMEs in Vietnamexports by SMEs in Vietnam
Ngo Quang HungVietnam
AgendaAgenda
Vietnamese Enterprises: a SnapshotVietnamese Enterprises: a Snapshot IT for Indirect Export by SMEsIT for Indirect Export by SMEs Case study: the Textile and Apparel Case study: the Textile and Apparel
IndustryIndustry Case study: the Tourism IndustryCase study: the Tourism Industry
Part 1: Part 1: Enterprises in Vietnam:Enterprises in Vietnam: a snapshot a snapshot
39%
42%
19%
The state sector
The private sector
Sector with foreign direct investment
Vietnam economic sectors Vietnam economic sectors
Enterprises in Vietnam, a snapshot Enterprises in Vietnam, a snapshot
130,000 5,200 3,000
2,400,000
10,000,000
Private Enterprises
State-owed Enterprises
Foreign invested Enterprises
Registered house hold businesses in service and industry sector
Household businesses engaged in agriculture production
SMEs in Vietnam SMEs in Vietnam
Boom after the Enterprise Law was Boom after the Enterprise Law was issued in 1999issued in 1999
SMEs as specified in Government SMEs as specified in Government Decree No.91/2001/CP-NDDecree No.91/2001/CP-ND registered capitalregistered capital = < = < VND 10 billionVND 10 billion
(USD 650,000)(USD 650,000) or or annual average number of annual average number of employeesemployees
=<=< 300 people 300 people
As of 2003: 132,000 SMEs, accounting As of 2003: 132,000 SMEs, accounting for 96% of enterprises in Vietnamfor 96% of enterprises in Vietnam
SMEs share of Vietnam economy:SMEs share of Vietnam economy:
Contribution to GDP
Others74%
SMEs26%
Contribution to National industrial ouput
Others69%
SMEs31%
Contribution to the country's regular job supply
SMEs25%
Others75%
Contribution to total retail volume
Other22%
SMEs78%
Part 2: Part 2: IT for indirect export of SMEsIT for indirect export of SMEs
SME and IT applications SME and IT applications
60%-70% of SMEs have no fax machines nor 60%-70% of SMEs have no fax machines nor computerscomputers
Of the SMEs that have Internet connection, Of the SMEs that have Internet connection, 48% use it only for emailing and 33% for non-48% use it only for emailing and 33% for non-business purposes.business purposes.
800
1500
3000
5000
Enterprises that have websites
2001 2002 2003 2004
By 2004, 5000 By 2004, 5000 enterprises have enterprises have their own their own websiteswebsites
< 50% of < 50% of websites owners websites owners are SMEsare SMEs
SMEs and export activities SMEs and export activities
Export revenue accounts for 16% of Export revenue accounts for 16% of total sales of SMEs total sales of SMEs
14% of SMEs engage in export 14% of SMEs engage in export activities (both direct and indirect)activities (both direct and indirect)
Low production capacity and limited Low production capacity and limited access to foreign market access to foreign market
-> mostly export through indirect -> mostly export through indirect channel, in partnership with large channel, in partnership with large enterprisesenterprises
-> in some cases, SMEs form a -> in some cases, SMEs form a horizontal clusterhorizontal cluster
Industries with substantial indirect Industries with substantial indirect export elements export elements
Textile and garmentTextile and garment FootwareFootware HandicraftsHandicrafts Agriculture productsAgriculture products Electronic goodsElectronic goods Cars and automobilesCars and automobiles TourismTourism
Part 3:Part 3: The textile and garment The textile and garment industry industry
Characteristics of the industryCharacteristics of the industry
Export – oriented: Export – oriented: $ 2,752 mil, 16.5% total $ 2,752 mil, 16.5% total export value of Vietnam in 2003export value of Vietnam in 2003
Characteristics of the industry Characteristics of the industry
Highly fragmentedHighly fragmented
Yarn Yarn Fabric Fabric Garment Garment Accessories Accessories & other & other
State-owned 42 42 69 69 139 139 60 60
Private 17 33 299 65
FDI & joint venture
40 76 221 25
Total Total 99 99 178 178 659 659 150 150
A few major enterprises (30 - 40) dominate A few major enterprises (30 - 40) dominate the textile export market the textile export market
Significant technology gap between large Significant technology gap between large corporations and SMEs corporations and SMEs
IT usage for exportIT usage for export
Low use of IT in vertical integration of Low use of IT in vertical integration of the supply chainthe supply chain
Low use of IT to promote exportLow use of IT to promote export Exhibitions and missions are main Exhibitions and missions are main
channels to establish business channels to establish business relations, the Internet is scarcely used relations, the Internet is scarcely used to this end to this end
Decentralized efforts by individual Decentralized efforts by individual companies to tap export marketscompanies to tap export markets
IT usage for export (cont) IT usage for export (cont)
A national portal for textile and A national portal for textile and apparel transactions is under apparel transactions is under construction by the Vietnam Textile construction by the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS),and Apparel Association (VITAS),
Scheduled to be up and running by Scheduled to be up and running by the end of 2004, for pilot test with the end of 2004, for pilot test with 20 major enterprises20 major enterprises
Scheduled to be in full operation by Scheduled to be in full operation by 2006, with participation of all VITAS 2006, with participation of all VITAS members members
Problems for SMEs in introducing Problems for SMEs in introducing and utilizing IT and utilizing IT
High cost of IT applications vs. tight High cost of IT applications vs. tight profit margin of the textile industry profit margin of the textile industry and low capital flows of SMEs. and low capital flows of SMEs.
Lack of skills and limited training Lack of skills and limited training budgetbudget
Lack of awareness of the benefits IT Lack of awareness of the benefits IT would bring would bring
Lack of an appropriate business Lack of an appropriate business model to efficiently utilize IT in supply model to efficiently utilize IT in supply chain managementchain management
Part 4:Part 4: The tourism Industry The tourism Industry
The industry: some statisticsThe industry: some statistics
1998 1999 2000 2001
Number of tourist enterprises
324 355 386 392
Number of hotels and dwelling establishments
369 402 400 418
Turnover of services(Billion VND)
1,679 1,569 1,975 2,272
- Room for rent 604 578 684 821
- Travel, transportation 802 650 866 983
- Other services 273 341 425 468
Turnover of alimentation (Billion VND)
613 681 714 847
Others (Billion VND) 174 157 128 140
CCasase: e: wwww.bww.booookingvietnam.comkingvietnam.com
Portion Portion ofof SM SMEsEs in the hotel net in the hotel netwworkork
CityCity TotalTotal SMEsSMEs %%
HochiminhHochiminh 367367 326326 88.888.8
Ha NoiHa Noi 314314 275275 87.587.5
Nha TrangNha Trang 6969 6060 86.986.9
HueHue 2929 2323 79.379.3
Da LatDa Lat 2424 1919 79.179.1
Vung TauVung Tau 4343 3636 83.783.7
Ha LongHa Long 1616 1313 81.281.2
Sapa - Lao CaiSapa - Lao Cai 1010 99 9090
Can ThoCan Tho 1111 66 54.554.5
Da NangDa Nang 4747 3838 80.880.8
Hai PhongHai Phong 4646 4343 93.493.4
Chau DocChau Doc 1515 1313 86.686.6
Some chSome chararacteristacteristicsics ofof the cl the clususterter
8989%% members of the hotel network are members of the hotel network are SMEs, SMEs,
Only 3Only 3%% of these SMEs have their own of these SMEs have their own websiteswebsites
7272% have comput% have computererss 63% have Internet, mostly for emailing63% have Internet, mostly for emailing Major marketing channel: through Major marketing channel: through
travel agentstravel agents 81% see bookingvietnam as the single 81% see bookingvietnam as the single
place for their Internet presence.place for their Internet presence.
MMosost t ofof the small and medium hotels the small and medium hotels already have computalready have computersers and and ususe e them them for business purposesfor business purposes
Limited use of IT to generate direct Limited use of IT to generate direct exportexport
Increasing role of IT in communication Increasing role of IT in communication with the travel agents -> facilitate with the travel agents -> facilitate business transactionsbusiness transactions
IT application as the base of SMEs IT application as the base of SMEs cluster -> broaden clients’ choice, cluster -> broaden clients’ choice, improve competitiveness of the improve competitiveness of the industry, and facilitate export of SMEsindustry, and facilitate export of SMEs
IT usage by SMEs in the clusterIT usage by SMEs in the cluster
IT usage in booking procedureIT usage in booking procedure
Client/Agent Booking Vietnam
Client/Agent's booking request is sent to Booking Vietnam via BookingVietnam.com Booking Cart,
BookingVietnam sends to the Client/Agent a service agreement.
The Client/Agent signs the service agreement and sends to BookingVietnam via e-mail or fax a copy of the service agreement and a copy of the bank receipt that proves the deposit has been executed.
Upon all required documents are received by BookingVietnam, BookingVietnam sends to the Client/Agent a confirmation via e-mail or fax
BookingVietnam then emails or fax the booking form to the member hotel
Member hotel confirms with Booking Vietnam (by phone, fax, emails)
Member Hotel
Problems for SMEProblems for SMEss in utilizing IT in utilizing IT
Technology involved: not complicated Technology involved: not complicated and available at and available at affordable priceaffordable price
Space for improvement: use of IT for full Space for improvement: use of IT for full integration of business transactionsintegration of business transactions Automatic feedback system between the Automatic feedback system between the
hotel and bookingvietnamhotel and bookingvietnam
Introduction of EDI form to transmit booking Introduction of EDI form to transmit booking details from bookingvietnam to the hoteldetails from bookingvietnam to the hotel
Integration of the online transmitted form Integration of the online transmitted form and the internal room management systemand the internal room management system
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