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Business services

Services for entering and operating in Vietnam: local setup support, IT and digitalisation, marketing, research, business introductions and recruitment promotion.

15 services

Vietnam entry

2 services

Company setup, site selection and local paperwork to get you running

Vietnam entry planning

Map entry options, preparation and responsibilities into a practical next-step plan.

Quoted per projectDetails

Site & premises selection

Shortlist locations against business needs and compare facilities, support and open questions.

Shortlisting scope quoteDetails

IT & digital

4 services

Multilingual sites, business systems and data automation

Multilingual websites

Present your company, products and services clearly, with a straightforward path to enquiry.

Scope-based quoteDetails

Business systems & workflows

Turn scattered customer, enquiry and order information into shared, traceable workflows.

Quoted per projectDetails

Dashboards & AI automation

Build reviewable workflows for repetitive data preparation, retrieval and document processing.

Use-case quoteDetails

Website maintenance & support

Define ownership for updates, backups, monitoring and issue handling after launch.

Maintenance scope quoteDetails

Brand & marketing

3 services

Put your brand in front of Chinese readers following Vietnam

Brand advertising

Plan on-site placements, creative assets and reporting around your audience and objective.

Placement and duration quoteDetails

Interviews & custom content

Explain your Vietnam plans and product value through interviews, stories and business features.

Content scope quoteDetails

Radio & audio partnerships

Turn brand or business information into audio spots, interviews or features.

Production and publishing quoteDetails

Research & data

2 services

Research and data to decide whether and how to enter

Vietnam market research

Build a sourced basis for discussing opportunities, competition and entry options.

Research scope quoteDetails

Economic & sector data

Organise public data by indicator, sector or region with sources, definitions and update conditions.

Data scope quoteDetails

Visits & connections

3 services

See parks and companies on the ground and meet partners in person

Vietnam business visits

Plan visits around sites, supply chains or partnerships, and turn observations into next steps.

Itinerary-based quoteDetails

Supplier & partner introductions

Identify candidates by product, region and criteria, prepare meetings and track next steps.

Introduction scope quoteDetails

Industry & business events

Plan round tables, briefings or business discussions with preparation and follow-up.

Event scope quoteDetails

Hiring & employer brand

1 service

Hire managers and engineers who work across both markets

Hiring & employer branding

Explain roles, working conditions and team culture so candidates can assess your company.

Promotion scope quoteDetails

How it works

1
Define the need
Clarify goals, context and timing
2
Agree the scope
Set deliverables, owners and exclusions
3
Review the proposal
Specify cost, schedule and acceptance
4
Deliver in stages
Review milestones and record changes
5
Accept and hand over
Check outputs, handover and support

Why work with us

Defined outputs
Start with the business problem and name each output
Milestone reviews
Agree checkpoints for planning, delivery and handover
Transparent scope
State inclusions, extra costs and responsibilities
Agreed acceptance
Review results against criteria agreed in advance

FAQ

Can we start with an open brief?

Start with your goal, current problem and target timing, then decide on a single service or staged project. This page previews the offer and interaction; the form does not send enquiries yet.

How are cost and timing determined?

They depend on scope, available inputs, delivery resources and acceptance criteria. A proposal separates included work, third-party costs and changes; scheduling follows scope agreement.

Who is responsible for delivery?

Each proposal identifies the actual provider, project owner and responsibilities. Incorporation, legal and tax work also requires an identified professional provider and a defined scope.

Are the examples client projects?

Examples illustrate deliverable structures, outlines or itinerary ideas to help assess fit. Actual proposals follow your brief; examples are not evidence of past work or promised outcomes.

How are contracts, invoices and ownership handled?

Confirm the contracting entity, payment terms, invoicing and usage rights before signing. Accounts, source code, third-party licences and research materials need explicit handover and use terms.

Service content preview. Scope, responsible parties, timing and fees are subject to an agreed proposal.