On October 9, Quảng Ngãi Provincial Police held the 2026 Digital Transformation Day and exhibition to showcase digital transformation products and solutions.
Scene of the 2026 Digital Transformation Day
The event aimed to promote innovation and raise awareness of digital transformation across the provincial police force, encouraging officers to develop initiatives and apply practical solutions to leadership, administration, public security and administrative reform, thereby better serving residents and businesses.
A report by the provincial police showed that, digital transformation has made positive progress. IT infrastructure has been expanded with approximately 900 km of fiber-optic cables and 7,388 digital signatures. Online applications account for 95.07 per cent of administrative procedures received, while 100 per cent of completed administrative dossiers have been digitized.
The province has collected Level 2 electronic identification records for 1,490,776 eligible citizens, with an account activation rate of 96.6 per cent. Cybersecurity efforts have also been strengthened, with 5,014 alerts handled promptly and 160,519 malicious files detected and blocked.
Digital skills training and the “Digital Literacy for All” movement have encouraged officers to adopt new working methods and apply technology in practice.
In the coming period, Quảng Ngãi Police will continue developing digital infrastructure, implementing Project 06, applying artificial intelligence (AI) in crime prevention and control, and improving online public services.
Speaking at the event, Deputy Director of Quảng Ngãi Provincial Police Trần Thị Thu Phước emphasized that digital transformation must address practical needs, with work efficiency and the quality of public service serving as key measures of success.
Deputy Director of Quảng Ngãi Provincial Police Trần Thị Thu Phước speaks at the Event
She called on units to improve and expand effective technology solutions, encourage officers to propose initiatives, and strengthen cooperation with departments, agencies and technology businesses to develop practical solutions for public security and administrative reform.
At the exhibition, science and technology enterprises, digital technology companies and telecommunications providers presented solutions in governance, data analytics, AI, cybersecurity, the Internet of Things (IoT), smart surveillance cameras, electronic identification and authentication, digitization of operational records, digital infrastructure and public services.
Science and technology enterprises introduce digital products
On this occasion, Quảng Ngãi Provincial Police launched software for managing the implementation of Resolution No. 57 and established the Science, Technology and Innovation Club.
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