VEPH’s Deputy General Director, Đặng Thanh Hải, received the award certificate from Lê Quốc Minh, member of the Communist Party of Vietnam's Central Committee and Editor-in-Chief of Nhân Dân newspaper

HÀ NỘI – The Việt Nam Education Publishing House (VEPH) was honoured with the “Outstanding Digital Transformation Enterprise and Public Institution” Award at the Việt Nam Digital Transformation Awards 2025, held in Hà Nội on October 8.

The Việt Nam Digital Awards (VDA), established in 2018, is a highly respected ceremony organised by the Việt Nam Digital Media Association, with support from the Ministry of Science and Technology. Managed by VietTimes, the awards have gained increasing prominence for their role in advancing the nation’s digital government, economy, and society.

The 2025 VDA, now in its eighth year, features five categories: Outstanding Digital Transformation Government Agency; Outstanding Digital Transformation Enterprise and Public Institution; Outstanding Digital Technology Products, Services, and Solutions; Digital Transformation Products and Solutions for the Community; and Individual Excellence Recognition.

VEPH’s Deputy General Director, Đặng Thanh Hải, raised the award trophy high during the ceremony

At the 2025 VDA, VEPH earned recognition in the Outstanding Digital Transformation Enterprise and Public Institution category for its digital solutions ecosystem for publishing operations and management, and digital textbooks. This award recognises enterprises, public institutions, and professional-social organisations across various sectors that have successfully applied digital technology to transform their management, production, and business models, achieving outstanding digital transformation with high efficiency.

Since 2020, VEPH has gradually implemented a comprehensive ecosystem of digital solutions, comprising 15 core, self-developed technology solutions and a modern office solution (O-365 integrated with AI). These cover the entire publishing value chain—from project management, editing, and reviewing, to archiving, publishing, accounting, production, human resources, document management, and distribution.

As of now, 100 per cent of VEPH’s core processes have been digitised, reducing publishing timelines by one to two months, cutting operational costs by around 20 per cent, and enhancing both content quality and transparency. Furthermore, students and teachers nationwide can now access free digital textbooks via VEPH’s platform, taphuan.nxbgd.vn. As a leading state-owned enterprise, VEPH is at the forefront of transitioning educational publishing to the digital age, contributing to the nation’s broader digital transformation strategy in education.

VEPH and government agencies received the "Outstanding Digital Transformation Enterprise and Public Institution” award at the ceremony

With a history spanning 68 years, VEPH is the largest publishing house in Việt Nam, responsible for producing textbooks and educational materials for millions of students and teachers across the country. In today’s digital age, VEPH views digital transformation as a strategic imperative, modernising governance, improving product quality, and expanding its services.

This award marks a significant milestone in recognising VEPH’s ongoing digital transformation efforts. Looking ahead, VEPH remains committed to furthering digital technology and innovation in the education sector, with the goal of creating a modern, efficient publishing house that serves its readers and society in the digital era. – VNS