Seminar Helps Vietnam Businesses Compete in Global Economy

HCMC, 22 August 2007 – Vietnamese firms facing the challenges posed by the country’s integration into the global economy will get some valuable advice today at a seminar entitled Global ERP – Local Finance/Reporting.

The event, organised by TRG International, Microsoft Vietnam and Nexia ACPA, takes place at the Sheraton Saigon on 22nd August, and is aimed at businesses aiming to compete in the international marketplace whilst meeting domestic regulatory requirements.

“Vietnam’s economy is developing at a fast pace, and for many companies an ERP solution is just what they need to help them compete internationally” said Tim Russell, TRG International’s Marketing Director. “However, many ERP solutions are not compatible with Vietnamese finance and reporting regulations, and so companies wishing to purchase them often have to waste time and money on additional localisation work. We hope to show them that this is unnecessary.”

During the event, experts from TRG International. Nexia ACPA and Microsoft will address some of the challenges currently faced by Vietnamese CFOs, show them how a good ERP solution can help them overcome those challenges, and demonstrate a leading ERP solution that offers international-standard functionality whilst complying with domestic finance and reporting regulations.
For more information, contact Minh Duy on 08 8236900 x303 (duynm@trginternational.com.vn)

About TRG International

TRG INTERNATIONAL, founded in 1994, is an independent provider of Business Management solutions. We provide organisations from small domestic companies to very large multi-nationals in both the public and private sectors with solutions for Financial Management, ERP, Hospitality, Retail Management/POS, CRM, Manufacturing, SCM, Asset Management, eBusiness, eCommerce, ePortal, HR, Payroll, Business Performance Management and Business Intelligence. The company now serves thousands of customers in more than 65 countries with offices in Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Luxembourg, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia.