Thu, Jun 18, 2026, 17:07:00
The partnership between the Center for Media and Economic Information – VCCI and PwC Vietnam marks a new step forward in supporting Vietnamese enterprises in building modern, transparent, and sustainable governance foundations. Launching this collaboration are two specialized training programs organized in June 2026: Business Process Management (BPM) and Fraud Prevention and Internal Control. Both programs focus on critical management issues that many enterprises are facing as they expand operations, undergo digital transformation, and strive to improve organizational performance.

The Business Process Management (BPM) program, held on 4–5 June 2026, helped participating enterprises develop an end-to-end process management mindset, standardize operational activities, improve cross-departmental collaboration, and establish a foundation for sustainable growth. Participants were introduced to modern management tools and methodologies such as SIPOC, Process Mapping, process KPIs, risk management, and internal controls. They also had the opportunity to apply these concepts directly through practical exercises focused on improving key business processes within their own organizations.


The Fraud Prevention and Internal Control program, organized on 11–12 June 2026, was designed for business leaders, managers, and internal control functions. The program enabled participants to identify fraud risks at an early stage, assess the maturity of their internal control systems, and design effective prevention and detection measures in line with the internationally recognized COSO framework. The training emphasized practical application through real-world case studies, hands-on exercises, and action plans that participants could immediately implement within their enterprises.

Through its partnership with PwC Vietnam, VCCI continues to reaffirm its commitment to supporting Vietnamese enterprises in strengthening governance capabilities, enhancing transparency, optimizing operations, and achieving sustainable development. This collaboration also represents a practical initiative to help businesses adapt to the rapidly changing business environment, improve competitiveness, and prepare for deeper integration into the global economy.
