
Beyond COVID-19: Supply chain of tomorrow
Three key actions for 10 supply chain and third-party challenges
On 1 July, the Government issued Resolution No. 68/NQ-CP setting out policies to support employees and employers affected by COVID-19. On 7 July, the Prime Minister issued Decision No. 23/2021/QĐ-TTg to implement Resolution 68. To action this, Vietnam Social Security and the social insurance (SI) agencies in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi issued various official letters to provide guidance on the suspension of SI contributions. Read our latest news on COVID-19 here.
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Three key actions for 10 supply chain and third-party challenges
If the lifeblood of the digital economy is data, its heart is digital trust—the level of confidence in people, processes, and technology to build a secure digital world.
As Vietnam settles into this new normal of “business as usual”, leaders must continue to balance between cutting costs in a way that doesn’t harm the business while redirecting costs to the drivers of growth.
Never more so is robust diligence required to establish and understand the financials of the target business.
Our PwC Crisis and Resilience teams across the network are experienced in working with companies, governments, regulators, NGOs and international organisations around the world, helping them to prepare for and respond to some of the most high profile pandemics, including Ebola, MERS, SARS, H1N1 (swine flu) and H5N1 (bird flu). Key areas that we provide support include:
Developing and assessing crisis and response plans
Designing and implementing timely and targeted communications
Managing, collecting and identifying patient treatment data
Get in touch if you would like to discuss the implications for your organisation.
Johnathan Ooi Siew Loke
Partner, Deals and Consulting Services Leader, PwC Vietnam
Tel: +84 28 3823 0796