Connecting technology supply and demand, commercializing scientific, technological, and innovative products
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As part a series of events at the Dong Nai Provincial Science, Technology, Innovation and Digital Transformation Festival 2025 – Techfest Dong Nai 2025, on the afternoon of October 9-10, a workshop entitled "Connecting Technology Supply and Demand, Commercializing Scientific, Technological, and Innovative Products" was held at the Dong Nai Investment, Trade and Tourism Promotion Center (the Provincial Square).
Mr. Pham Van Trinh, Director of the Department of Science and Technology, and Deputy Directors including Nguyen Minh Quang, Vo Hoang Khai, Nguyen Thanh Phong, and Trinh Thi Hoa; leaders of the Provincial Union of Science and Technology Associations; representatives from departments, agencies, institutes, schools, and the business community attended the workshop.
Mr. Vo Hoang Khai Deputy Director of the Department of Science and Technology, delivered the opening remarks at the workshop
In his opening speech, Mr. Vo Hoang Khai, Deputy Director of the Department of Science and Technology, stated that over the past five years the province has had more than 200 science and technology projects and research topics, but the commercialization rate has only reached about 25%, and the number of businesses with regular technology innovation activities accounts for less than 30%. This shows that connecting technology supply and demand and commercializing science and technology products is a crucial link in creating a closed value chain in research-production-market cycle.
“Connecting technology supply and demand, commercializing scientific and technological products and innovation is not only the task of scientists or businesses, but a common mission of the whole society: officials and civil servants need to think innovatively in management, proactively improve administrative procedures to support businesses; businesses need to boldly invest in research and technological innovation, considering science as a lever for sustainable development; and union members, students, and lecturers – the young generation of the province – should make knowledge into action, ideas into products, and the entrepreneurial spirit into a substantive creative movement,” said Mr. Vo Hoang Khai, Deputy Director of the Department of Science and Technology.
Leaders of the Department of Science and Technology took a commemorative photo with the speakers
At the workshop, delegates heard experts and scientists present on trends in the development of the technology market and models for connecting supply and demand in the digital economy; the role of institutes and universities in commercializing research results and technology transfer; business experience in adopting new technologies and product innovation; solutions to promote the science and technology market and connect technology supply and demand locally; the model of State-university-business cooperation in commercializing scientific and technological products; innovation investment fund - a leverage for market development through technological product commercialization; businesses’ need for technological innovation of in the context of digital transformation and green development.
The units signed the agreement
On this occasion, the organizers and the participating units signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on connecting technology supply and demand.
Mr. Vo Hoang Khai Deputy Director of the Department of Science and Technology, delivered the opening remarks at the workshopIn his opening speech, Mr. Vo Hoang Khai, Deputy Director of the Department of Science and Technology, stated that over the past five years the province has had more than 200 science and technology projects and research topics, but the commercialization rate has only reached about 25%, and the number of businesses with regular technology innovation activities accounts for less than 30%. This shows that connecting technology supply and demand and commercializing science and technology products is a crucial link in creating a closed value chain in research-production-market cycle.
“Connecting technology supply and demand, commercializing scientific and technological products and innovation is not only the task of scientists or businesses, but a common mission of the whole society: officials and civil servants need to think innovatively in management, proactively improve administrative procedures to support businesses; businesses need to boldly invest in research and technological innovation, considering science as a lever for sustainable development; and union members, students, and lecturers – the young generation of the province – should make knowledge into action, ideas into products, and the entrepreneurial spirit into a substantive creative movement,” said Mr. Vo Hoang Khai, Deputy Director of the Department of Science and Technology.
Leaders of the Department of Science and Technology took a commemorative photo with the speakersAt the workshop, delegates heard experts and scientists present on trends in the development of the technology market and models for connecting supply and demand in the digital economy; the role of institutes and universities in commercializing research results and technology transfer; business experience in adopting new technologies and product innovation; solutions to promote the science and technology market and connect technology supply and demand locally; the model of State-university-business cooperation in commercializing scientific and technological products; innovation investment fund - a leverage for market development through technological product commercialization; businesses’ need for technological innovation of in the context of digital transformation and green development.
The units signed the agreementOn this occasion, the organizers and the participating units signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on connecting technology supply and demand.