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Facing increasingly high demands for transparency, speed, and data-driven management, digital transformation is becoming the key for construction enterprises to remove long-standing operational bottlenecks. This is also the foundation for entering a new management model, where digitized data and processes play a decisive role in competitiveness.

To share in the hardships and losses of the people in Phu Huu Village (Hoa Thinh Commune, Dak Lak Province)—the locality most severely affected by the recent storms and floods—Minh Duc Construction Group has provided practical and urgent support to the local residents.

Surpassing dozens of teams from the capital's top prestigious universities, the OCT Team—comprised of five students from the Thuyloi University—became the Champions of the "Mechanically Stabilized Earth Wall" (MSE Wall) competition, delivering a highly convincing journey to victory. OCT Team from Thuy Loi University won the 'Reinforced Soil Retaining Wall' competition. Behind this achievement lies the passion of five young people for research, science, and the construction industry—a field often perceived as dry, but one that actually demands great flexibility, adaptive thinking, and on-site problem-solving skills. To these Thuy Loi students, a great project is never created by a single outstanding individual, but is the result of solidarity and seamless coordination.

On the morning of November 15, Minh Duc Construction Group had the honor of welcoming Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Chi Dung, Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Kim Son, and their delegation to visit our exhibition booth at the 80th Anniversary Exhibition of the University of Transport and Communications (UTC), where we showcased our typical technologies and applications currently being implemented by the Group.