Digital and green transformation has become increasingly important for manufacturing companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises in the supporting industries sector. Improving productivity, standardizing management systems and meeting international requirements are essential for companies seeking to participate in global supply chains.
Practical Experience from an SME Perspective
At the seminar “Promoting Digital and Green Transformation to Improve Productivity and Decent Work: A Practical Perspective,” Mr. Le Quy Thanh, Deputy Director of TOMECO Supporting Industries Joint Stock Company, shared practical insights into how SMEs can strengthen their capabilities for supply chain participation and export activities.
His presentation addressed several key topics, including:
- Essential requirements for joining industrial supply chains;
- Challenges relating to management capabilities and quality control;
- Compliance with technical standards and customer requirements;
- Application of digital technologies in factory operations;
- Practical lessons from approaching international customers and markets.
The discussion highlighted that participation in global supply chains requires more than manufacturing capacity. Companies must also establish consistent processes, maintain reliable quality, develop a qualified workforce and demonstrate their ability to meet technical and delivery requirements.
Building a Foundation for Sustainable Manufacturing
Through its participation in the seminar, TOMECO SI reaffirmed its commitment to sustainable development in supporting industries and custom metal fabrication.
The company continues to strengthen its manufacturing capabilities through process standardization, quality control, workforce development and the gradual application of digital technologies. These priorities form an important foundation for improving operational efficiency, meeting international customer expectations and creating greater value within industrial supply chains.
By sharing its practical experience, TOMECO SI also aims to contribute to broader discussions on how Vietnamese SMEs can improve competitiveness, pursue greener manufacturing practices and expand their participation in domestic and international supply networks.
