The landscape of education in Vietnam is undergoing a radical, data-driven transformation—one that is reshaping how teachers instruct, students learn, and institutions operate. From the bustling primary schools in Hanoi’s Old Quarter to the innovative universities in Ho Chi Minh City’s tech hub of District 1, and even the remote rural classrooms in the Central Highlands, the traditional blackboard and outdated projection systems are being replaced by a digital powerhouse: the interactive flat panel for education. This shift is not merely a trend; it is a strategic response to Vietnam’s National Digital Transformation Program (NDTP), a government initiative launched in 2021 with the goal of making 100% of schools “digitally ready” by 2030. As part of this program, the Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) has allocated over VND 12 trillion (approximately $480 million USD) for educational technology upgrades between 2025 and 2027, with interactive flat panels emerging as the single most requested piece of hardware by schools across the country.
Today, Vietnamese schools are no longer just looking for “screens”—they are seeking comprehensive smart classroom solutions that foster active engagement, promote inclusivity for students with diverse learning needs, and build high-tech literacy that aligns with global standards. According to a 2025 report by the Vietnam Education Technology Association (VETA), 83% of public schools and 97% of private international schools in Vietnam have either already adopted or plan to adopt an interactive flat panel for education within the next 12 months. This rapid adoption is driven by clear, measurable benefits: schools using interactive flat panels report a 38% increase in student participation, a 29% improvement in test scores for core subjects (Math, Literature, and Science), and a 42% reduction in teacher workload related to lesson preparation and material distribution. For educators, parents, and school administrators, understanding how to choose the right interactive flat panel for education—one that fits Vietnam’s unique climate, curriculum, and budget constraints—has become a critical priority.
Before diving into the technicalities of choosing an interactive flat panel for education, it is essential to partner with a manufacturer that understands the specific needs of the Vietnamese market. Qtenboard is a leading global manufacturer and supplier specializing in high-performance interactive flat panels for education, with over 20 years of experience in designing and delivering tech solutions tailored to Southeast Asian schools. Unlike middleman distributors, who often mark up prices and lack direct control over product quality or support, Qtenboard controls the entire production chain—from R&D and hardware assembly at our state-of-the-art facilities in China and Vietnam to software integration and localized customer service. This end-to-end approach allows us to provide Vietnam’s educational institutions with factory-direct pricing (15–25% lower than competitors), robust localized support (including 24/7 Vietnamese-language technical assistance and on-site installation), and cutting-edge features that standard monitors or generic touchscreens simply cannot match.
We have deep roots in the Vietnamese market, with a focus on localized services to provide timely and efficient technical support and service guarantees for Vietnamese educational institutions. We also partner with MoET-accredited training providers to offer free workshops for teachers, helping them maximize the potential of their interactive flat panel for education. To date, Qtenboard has deployed interactive flat panels widely in Vietnamese schools, ranging from small kindergartens in Da Nang to large universities like Vietnam National University (VNU) and the University of Science in Ho Chi Minh City. Our track record speaks for itself: 96% of our educational clients in Vietnam report high satisfaction with our products, and 89% renew their partnerships for subsequent classroom upgrades.
For decades, Vietnamese classrooms relied on two primary tools for digital instruction: projectors and basic televisions. While these tools served a purpose in the early stages of digital education, they often suffered from critical flaws that hindered learning outcomes and increased operational costs. A 2024 survey by VETA found that 76% of schools using projectors reported poor visibility in bright classrooms (requiring teachers to close curtains, which reduced natural light and negatively impacted student focus), 68% struggled with frequent lamp replacements (costing an average of VND 1.2–1.8 million per bulb, or $48–$72 USD, per year), and 59% noted that projectors lacked true interactivity—turning students into passive viewers rather than active participants.
Basic televisions, meanwhile, offered no touch functionality, limited connectivity, and often failed to integrate with the digital learning platforms (such as Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, and MoET’s national e-learning portal) that Vietnamese schools are increasingly adopting. This gap between outdated technology and modern teaching needs is why the interactive flat panel for education has become the cornerstone of Vietnam’s digital classroom transformation. Unlike projectors and basic TVs, an interactive flat panel for education is designed specifically for classroom use, solving these pain points with a range of purpose-built features—backed by data that proves their impact:
Qtenboard’s interactive flat panels for education feature 4K Ultra-HD resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels) and an anti-glare, anti-fingerprint tempered glass surface—ensuring that the display remains crisp and legible even in sunlit classrooms, without the need to close curtains. According to a study by the University of Education, Hanoi, students in classrooms equipped with anti-glare interactive flat panels reported a 23% reduction in eye strain and a 17% increase in focus during morning lessons (when natural light is strongest). This is particularly important in Vietnam, where many classrooms have large windows to maximize ventilation—a key consideration in the country’s tropical climate.
Unlike projectors, which require frequent bulb replacements and filter cleanings, Qtenboard’s interactive flat panels for education have a lifespan of 50,000–100,000 hours of continuous use—equating to 10–15 years in a standard school environment (where panels are used 6–8 hours per day, 5 days a week, 40 weeks a year). This longevity translates to significant cost savings: a school using 10 interactive flat panels instead of 10 projectors can save approximately VND 12–18 million ($480–$720 USD) per year on maintenance costs alone. Additionally, our panels are designed to withstand Vietnam’s humid climate, with corrosion-resistant internal components and a sealed frame that prevents dust and moisture from damaging the hardware—critical in coastal areas like Da Nang, Nha Trang, and Ho Chi Minh City, where humidity levels often exceed 80%.
An interactive flat panel for education from Qtenboard combines a high-performance computer, TV, digital whiteboard, projector, and audio system into a single sleek device—eliminating the need for multiple pieces of equipment and messy cables. This all-in-one design simplifies setup and reduces clutter in classrooms, while also integrating seamlessly with popular digital learning tools used in Vietnam. For example, teachers can launch Google Classroom directly from the panel, cast content from their laptops or tablets via wireless screen sharing, and use the built-in digital whiteboard to annotate lessons, draw diagrams, or collect student responses in real time. This integration saves teachers an average of 45 minutes per day on lesson preparation and setup, according to a 2025 case study with schools in Hanoi.
A common mistake when upgrading a school’s technology is buying a uniform size of interactive flat panel for every room. However, Vietnamese classrooms vary widely in size, layout, and purpose—from small kindergarten rooms (15–20 students) to large university lecture halls (100+ students). At Qtenboard, we offer a full spectrum of sizes to ensure every student, from the front row to the back, has a perfect view, and every teacher can use the panel effectively for their specific subject and teaching style. Our size recommendations are based on extensive research into Vietnamese classroom dimensions (conducted in partnership with MoET) and feedback from over 1,000 teachers across the country:
These compact sizes are ideal for kindergartens (Mầm non) and small language centers in Vietnam, as well as special education classrooms and tutoring spaces. Designed for “Huddle Spaces” where 4–6 students collaborate on a project, 55" and 65" panels are easy to mount at child-friendly heights (for kindergartens) and offer the right balance of interactivity and accessibility for young learners. In Vietnam, 22% of early childhood education institutions choose these sizes, according to VETA’s 2025 report.
Key Use Case: Interactive phonics games, touch-based storytelling, and hands-on learning activities for young children. For example, kindergarten teachers can use the panel’s multi-touch functionality (up to 20 points of touch) to let students drag and drop letters, match shapes, or interact with animated storybooks—making learning fun and engaging. In small language centers, teachers use the 65" panel to conduct one-on-one or small-group English lessons, using the built-in AI translation tool to help students practice pronunciation and vocabulary.
The 75-inch and 86-inch interactive flat panels are our best-sellers in Vietnam—and for good reason. Most standard K-12 classrooms in Vietnam accommodate 30–45 students, with a typical length of 8–10 meters and width of 6–8 meters. These sizes provide the optimal balance between desk space (ensuring the panel does not dominate the room) and visibility (ensuring students in the back row can clearly see text, diagrams, and videos). According to VETA, 58% of K-12 purchases in Vietnam’s public and private schools are 75" or 86" panels—making them the industry standard.
Key Use Case: Daily lessons in Math, Literature, Science, and History, where high-detail diagrams, complex equations, and video content are essential. For example, a Math teacher can use the panel’s AI handwriting recognition to draw geometric shapes or solve equations, which the AI instantly converts into clean, professional digital assets. A Science teacher can display 3D models of cells, atoms, or ecosystems, allowing students to rotate and interact with the models to deepen their understanding. In Literature classes, teachers can annotate poems, stories, or historical texts directly on the panel, highlighting key themes and encouraging student participation.
For large lecture halls in universities like VNU, the University of Danang, or specialized international school auditoriums, our 98-inch to 110-inch models act as a cinematic centerpiece—ensuring visibility for every student in rooms with 50–150+ seats. These giant panels are also ideal for school-wide assemblies, parent-teacher meetings, and professional development sessions for teachers. In Vietnam’s higher education sector, 19% of institutions choose these sizes for their lecture halls, according to a 2025 survey by the Vietnam Association of Universities and Colleges.
Key Use Case: Large-scale presentations, university lectures, and multi-class streaming. For example, a university professor teaching a Chemistry course can display detailed lab procedures, live data from experiments, or guest lectures from international experts—all on a screen that is visible from every corner of the hall. In international schools, the 110" panel is used for virtual exchange programs, allowing students in Vietnam to connect with peers in other countries via video call, with the panel’s built-in 4K camera and array microphone ensuring clear audio and video quality.
What sets a Qtenboard interactive flat panel for education apart from a standard touch screen is our proprietary AI functionality—designed specifically to reduce a teacher’s workload, enhance student engagement, and align with Vietnam’s national curriculum. We believe technology should empower teachers, not burden them—and our AI features are built with this principle in mind. According to a 2025 study with Qtenboard clients in Vietnam, teachers using our AI-enabled panels reported a 30% reduction in lesson preparation time and a 40% increase in student engagement—proving that AI is not just a “nice-to-have” feature, but a critical tool for modern education.
Gone are the days of messy drawings and illegible handwritten notes on the board. Qtenboard’s AI engine is trained to recognize hand-drawn circles, triangles, squares, and complex mathematical equations—in both Vietnamese and English—instantly converting them into perfectly rendered digital assets. This is particularly useful for geometry and physics teachers in Vietnam’s high-school curriculum, who often need to draw precise diagrams (such as force vectors, geometric proofs, or circuit diagrams) during lessons. For example, a physics teacher can draw a rough sketch of a pulley system on the panel, and the AI will instantly refine the lines, add labels, and even animate the system to show how it works. This not only saves time but also ensures that students can clearly understand complex concepts.
The AI handwriting recognition also supports Vietnamese calligraphy and character writing—critical for Literature and Vietnamese Language classes. Teachers can write Vietnamese characters on the panel, and the AI will correct stroke order, improve spacing, and even provide pronunciation guides—helping students master proper writing and reading skills.
With built-in AI voice recognition (supports both Vietnamese and English), teachers can command the interactive flat panel for education to “Open Geography Lesson 3,” “Search for a map of Southeast Asia,” or “Save today’s notes” without leaving the students' side. This hands-free functionality allows teachers to stay engaged with their students, rather than being tied to a computer or remote control. According to a survey of Qtenboard users in Vietnam, 87% of teachers said voice control has made their lessons more efficient and interactive.
For English Language Centers (ELT) in Vietnam—which are growing rapidly, with over 10,000 centers across the country—the AI real-time translation and pronunciation tool is a game-changer. Students can speak into the panel’s microphone, and the AI will instantly translate their words into English (or vice versa), provide feedback on pronunciation, and even suggest improvements. This helps students build confidence in speaking English, a key priority for Vietnamese parents and employers. A 2025 case study with an ELT center in Ho Chi Minh City found that students using Qtenboard’s AI pronunciation tool improved their speaking scores by 25% in just 3 months.
Some of our premium interactive flat panel for education models include AI sensors that can provide real-time feedback on student engagement levels. These sensors use anonymous data (no personal information is collected) to track metrics such as student eye contact, participation frequency, and time spent on task—helping educators adjust their teaching style to keep the class focused. For example, if the AI detects that students are losing focus (e.g., more students are looking away from the panel), the teacher can switch to a more interactive activity, such as a quiz or group discussion.
The analytics dashboard also provides weekly and monthly reports, showing trends in student engagement across different subjects and time periods. This data helps school administrators identify areas where teachers may need additional support, and where students may be struggling. For example, if the data shows that engagement is consistently low during Math lessons, the school can provide additional training for Math teachers on how to use the interactive flat panel for education to make lessons more engaging.
To truly understand the value of an interactive flat panel for education, we must look at how it functions during a typical school day in Vietnam. Below are two real-world scenarios that highlight how Qtenboard’s panels are transforming teaching and learning across different types of institutions—from urban STEM labs to rural hybrid classrooms:
At a leading private high school in Ho Chi Minh City’s District 2, the STEM lab is equipped with 86" Qtenboard interactive flat panels—each with 40 points of touch, allowing up to 10 students to collaborate simultaneously. In a recent Chemistry class, students were learning about chemical reactions—instead of just reading about them in a textbook, they used the panel’s virtual experiment feature to conduct a safe, interactive simulation.
Working in groups of 4, students dragged and dropped virtual chemicals (such as hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide) onto the panel, observed the reaction in real time, and used the AI tool to calculate molar masses, balance equations, and predict products. The panel’s 3D visualization feature allowed students to zoom in and see the molecular structure of the reactants and products—deepening their understanding of the concept. After the lesson, the teacher saved the students’ work to Google Classroom, allowing students to review the experiment at home and complete follow-up assignments.
The result? A 27% improvement in test scores for the Chemistry unit, compared to the previous year (when the class used traditional textbooks and projectors). “The interactive flat panel for education has made STEM lessons come alive,” said the Chemistry teacher. “Students are no longer passive learners—they’re actively engaged, asking questions, and collaborating with their peers. It’s transformed how I teach and how they learn.”
Vietnam’s geography—with its mountainous regions and remote rural areas—can make professional development and access to quality education difficult for teachers and students in provinces like Gia Lai and Kon Tum. To address this gap, Qtenboard has partnered with MoET to implement a “Dual-Classroom” model, using our interactive flat panels to connect urban master teachers with rural classrooms.
In one example, a master Math teacher in Ho Chi Minh City conducts a live, interactive lesson with a classroom of 35 students in a rural school in Gia Lai. The rural classroom is equipped with a 75" Qtenboard panel, a 4K camera, and an array microphone—allowing the students to see and hear the master teacher, and vice versa. The master teacher uses the panel’s whiteboard feature to write equations and explain concepts, while the rural teacher facilitates in-class activities and answers questions. Students in the rural classroom can raise their hands (via the panel’s interactive feature) to ask questions, and the master teacher can call on them directly.
UNESCO reports that 90% of Vietnamese schools now have internet access—making this hybrid model feasible. Since implementing the Dual-Classroom program, the rural school has seen a 32% improvement in Math test scores, and teachers have reported increased confidence in their ability to teach complex concepts. “The interactive flat panel for education has closed the gap between urban and rural education,” said the principal of the rural school. “Our students now have access to the same quality of teaching as students in Ho Chi Minh City, and our teachers are learning new skills from the master teachers.”
In January 2026, Qtenboard completed a milestone project, delivering a large number of 75" and 86" AI-enabled interactive flat panels to a prestigious international school system in Danang—one of Vietnam’s fastest-growing education hubs. The school system, which includes 3 campuses (kindergarten, primary, and secondary), was looking to replace its aging projection systems, which had become unreliable in Danang’s humid, coastal climate.
The school faced three key challenges: first, the existing projectors frequently failed due to high humidity, leading to disrupted lessons and costly repairs. Second, the school needed a solution that could seamlessly integrate with its existing Google Classroom ecosystem, which teachers and students relied on for lesson plans, assignments, and communication. Third, the school’s classrooms had large windows (to maximize natural light and ventilation), so the new displays needed to have strong anti-glare performance to ensure visibility in bright conditions.
Additionally, the school catered to a diverse student body, with students from over 20 countries—meaning the interactive flat panel for education needed to support multiple languages (including Vietnamese, English, Mandarin, and Korean) and be easy to use for teachers with varying levels of tech experience.
Qtenboard proposed a customized package of 75" panels for primary classrooms and 86" panels for secondary classrooms and lecture halls. All panels featured anti-glare, 4K Ultra-HD displays, corrosion-resistant components (to withstand Danang’s humidity), and built-in AI functionality. We also provided on-site installation, free training for all teachers (in both English and Vietnamese), and 24/7 technical support.
To ensure integration with Google Classroom, our software team pre-loaded the panels with Google Workspace for Education, allowing teachers to launch Google Classroom, Google Docs, and Google Slides directly from the panel’s home screen. We also added a multi-language UI, so teachers could switch between languages with a single tap.
Two months after installation, the school’s ICT Director provided glowing feedback, with measurable results that highlight the impact of the interactive flat panel for education:
“The transition to Qtenboard has been seamless—far smoother than we anticipated. The teachers are particularly impressed by the AI handwriting recognition and the ease of wireless screen sharing, which have saved them hours of lesson preparation time. Even in our brightest classrooms, the 4K anti-glare screens are perfectly legible—we no longer have to close curtains, which has made our classrooms brighter and more comfortable for students. Most importantly, student engagement in STEM subjects has increased by an estimated 40%, and we’ve received positive feedback from parents who have noticed their children are more excited about learning.”
The school also reported zero maintenance issues with the panels, despite Danang’s high humidity—a testament to Qtenboard’s durable design. “We’re so impressed with the quality and reliability of the Qtenboard panels,” the ICT Director added. “They’ve exceeded our expectations, and we plan to expand our partnership with Qtenboard as we open a new campus next year.”
This real-world success confirms that Qtenboard’s interactive flat panels are built to withstand the specific environmental and pedagogical needs of the Vietnamese market—delivering measurable improvements in teaching and learning.
Choosing an interactive flat panel for education is about more than just comparing specs and prices—it’s about choosing a supplier that understands your needs, provides reliable support, and delivers a product that will last for years. Here are six key reasons why schools across Vietnam and Southeast Asia partner with Qtenboard:
By cutting out the middleman, we offer premium technology at a price point that fits the budgets of both private and public schools in Vietnam. Our factory-direct pricing means you pay 15–25% less than you would for a similar product from a distributor. Additionally, since we control the entire production chain, we can ensure consistent quality—every Qtenboard interactive flat panel for education undergoes rigorous testing (including humidity, temperature, and durability tests) before it is shipped to Vietnam.
Our panels are designed specifically for Southeast Asia’s tropical climate, with 7H hardness tempered glass (resistant to scratches, fingerprints, and impacts from energetic students), corrosion-resistant internal components, and a sealed frame that prevents dust and moisture from entering. This durability is critical in Vietnam, where classrooms can be humid, dusty, or subject to heavy use. We also offer a 5-year warranty on all hardware—one of the longest in the industry—giving schools peace of mind.
Vietnamese students spend an average of 6–8 hours per day in the classroom, so protecting their vision is a top priority. Qtenboard’s interactive flat panels for education incorporate flicker-free backlighting and blue-light filters, which reduce eye strain and fatigue. Our panels are certified by TÜV Rheinland (a global leader in product safety testing) for eye comfort, meeting international standards for blue-light reduction. This is particularly important for younger students, whose eyes are still developing.
Our panels come pre-loaded with whiteboarding software that supports the Vietnamese language (including calligraphy and character recognition) and local curriculum templates for Math, Literature, Science, and History. We also offer free software updates for life, ensuring that your interactive flat panel for education stays up-to-date with the latest features and curriculum changes. Our support team is based in Vietnam, providing 24/7 technical assistance in Vietnamese—so you never have to wait for help from overseas.
We believe that technology is only effective if teachers know how to use it. That’s why we offer free training workshops for all teachers, both in-person and online, to help them maximize the potential of their interactive flat panel for education. Our training covers everything from basic navigation to advanced AI features, and we provide training materials in Vietnamese. We also partner with MoET-accredited training providers to offer professional development courses, helping teachers integrate technology into their lessons in meaningful ways.
Qtenboard has deployed interactive flat panels widely in Vietnamese schools, with a proven track record of delivering high-quality interactive flat panels for education. Our clients include public schools, private schools, international schools, and universities—all of which have reported improved student engagement, better learning outcomes, and reduced operational costs. We are also a trusted partner of MoET, supporting the government’s National Digital Transformation Program to make Vietnam’s education system more digital and inclusive.
We understand that choosing an interactive flat panel for education is a big decision—so we’ve compiled answers to the most common questions we receive from Vietnamese schools:
Q: Is it difficult for older teachers to learn how to use an interactive flat panel?
A: Not at all. Qtenboard uses a highly intuitive interface similar to a large tablet or smartphone—so teachers who are familiar with basic mobile devices can learn the core functions in just one training session. According to our data, 91% of teachers (including those over 50) master the basic features of the interactive flat panel for education in less than an hour. We also provide comprehensive training videos in Vietnamese, which teachers can watch at their own pace, and our support team is always available to answer questions.
Q: Can we connect our own laptops, tablets, or smartphones to the Qtenboard?
A: Yes! You can connect via HDMI, USB-C, or Wi-Fi—our panels support wireless screen sharing for Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android devices. This means teachers can cast content from their personal devices to the panel in seconds, without the need for cables. Our wireless screen sharing feature has a 99.6% connection success rate, according to internal testing, and supports multiple devices at once (so students can also share their work with the class).
Q: What is the lifespan of a Qtenboard interactive flat panel for education?
A: Our panels are rated for 50,000 to 100,000 hours of use, which typically equates to over 10–15 years in a standard school environment (where the panel is used 6–8 hours per day, 5 days a week, 40 weeks a year). This is significantly longer than projectors (which have a lifespan of 2,000–5,000 hours) and basic TVs (which have a lifespan of 10,000–20,000 hours). With proper maintenance (which is minimal), your Qtenboard panel will serve your school for over a decade.
Q: How does the AI feature benefit a student with learning disabilities?
A: The AI features of our interactive flat panel for education are designed to promote inclusivity, making learning more accessible for students with diverse needs. For example, the AI speech-to-text feature converts spoken words into text, helping students with auditory impairments follow along with lessons. The text-to-speech feature reads aloud written content, assisting students with visual impairments or dyslexia. Additionally, the AI handwriting recognition can help students with motor skill challenges by refining their handwritten notes and providing feedback on stroke order. These features align with Vietnam’s inclusive education policies, which aim to ensure that all students have equal access to quality education.
Q: How much does a Qtenboard interactive flat panel for education cost in Vietnam?
A: Pricing varies depending on the size and features, but our factory-direct pricing ensures that we offer competitive rates for Vietnamese schools. For example, a 55" basic model starts at approximately VND 25 million ($1,000 USD), a 75" AI-enabled model starts at VND 45 million ($1,800 USD), and a 98" premium model starts at VND 85 million ($3,400 USD). We also offer flexible payment plans for public schools, allowing them to spread the cost over 1–3 years, and discounts for bulk orders (10+ units).
Q: Do you provide on-site installation and maintenance?
A: Yes! We provide on-site installation for all orders, ensuring that your interactive flat panel for education is mounted correctly and set up to integrate with your existing technology. Our team of trained technicians will also test the panel to ensure it is working properly before leaving. For maintenance, we offer a 5-year hardware warranty, and our local support team can provide on-site repairs if needed (typically within 24–48 hours in urban areas and 48–72 hours in rural areas). We also offer annual maintenance checks to keep your panels in optimal condition.
The interactive flat panel for education is no longer a luxury—it is the foundation of a modern, digital classroom in Vietnam. As the country continues to push forward with its National Digital Transformation Program, schools that invest in high-quality, purpose-built interactive flat panels will be better positioned to prepare students for the global workforce, promote inclusivity, and deliver better learning outcomes. By choosing a dedicated manufacturer and supplier like Qtenboard, you are not just buying a screen—you are investing in a comprehensive solution that is designed to meet the unique needs of Vietnamese schools, withstand the country’s climate, and support teachers and students for years to come.
From the versatile 55" screen for kindergartens to the massive 110" display for university auditoriums, and with the power of integrated AI, Qtenboard is ready to help your school lead the digital charge in Vietnam. We are committed to partnering with Vietnamese educators to create smart classrooms that inspire curiosity, foster collaboration, and empower the next generation of leaders. Whether you are a small rural school or a large international institution, Qtenboard has the perfect interactive flat panel for education to help you achieve your goals.
Contact us today to learn more about our products, request a demo, or get a customized quote tailored to your school’s needs. Together, we can transform Vietnam’s classrooms—and shape the future of education in the country.
Qtenboard is a global leader in the design, manufacturing, and supply of high-performance interactive flat panels for education and enterprise. With over 20 years of experience, we are committed to delivering innovative, durable, and user-friendly technology that empowers educators and enhances learning outcomes. Our products are sold in over 50 countries worldwide, with a strong focus on Southeast Asia. We have localized support teams in Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia, ensuring that our clients receive the best possible service. For more information, visit our website or contact our Vietnam support team.
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