FPT signs strategic cooperation agreement with Coca Cola Vietnam

On August 22nd, FPT Chairman Truong Gia Binh and CIO of Coca Cola Tiffani Sassei officially signed a cooperation agreement for digital transformation for the 2017-2020 period.

Accordingly, FPT will find out about appropriate digital solutions for Coca-Cola Vietnam to promote its manufacturing.

In addition, the two sides will cooperate in some other activities such as training and encouraging students of FPT Education to participate in Coca-Cola Vietnam's projects as well as implementing several sustainable development projects etc.

"Digitalizing manufacturing operations and business operations is one of Coca-Cola's priorities for building smart plants, besides green energy, automation, partner capacity development for the small and medium-sized enterprises in its supply chain, and a high quality work environment. This demonstrates our commitment to stable investment that is consistent with Vietnam's priorities in Industry 4.0. As one of Vietnam's leading technology companies, FPT has helped many enterprises with digital transformation. We believe that with its experience and technological capacity, FPT will make Coca-Cola Vietnam's digital transformation process as swift and effective as possible," Tiffani Sassei spoke at the ceremony.

FPT will offer Coca-Cola Vietnam digital transformation solutions

Also at the event, FPT Chairman Truong Gia Binh stated that this co-operation with Coca-Cola Vietnam marks a spot on FPT’s map of digital transformation practices for its customers. With its capacity and experience, FPT will study and offer the most appropriate solutions to help Coca-Cola Vietnam improve its capabilities in Industry 4.0.

In Vietnam, FPT is a pioneer in digital transformation. In recent years, FPT has become a partner of GE Predix, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft - the world's leading corporations that own the core technologies of the digital revolution. These partnerships enable FPT to offer the most advanced IoT solutions, manage and run its services on a global scale, making customers' digital process as swift and effective as possible. At present, 28 percent of FPT's revenue comes from digital projects. India’s IT industry may only reach that rate by 2020.