Viettel Store Partners with Anchanto to Enhance High-Tech Shopping Experience in Vietnam

HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam, Aug. 12, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Anchanto, the leading global technology company in e-commerce and logistics, proudly announced a partnership with Viettel Store, the retail network of Viettel Group. As Viettel Stores anticipates remarkable online sales growth ranging from double to triple digits in 2024, this collaboration aims to improve the efficiency and quality of services across Viettel Store's e-commerce channels.

The signing ceremony was held at Viettel Store's office in Hanoi, and attended by Mr. Vaibhav Dabhade, CEO & Founder of Anchanto, Mr. Vishal Desai, APAC CRO of Anchanto, Ms. Dung Dinh, CEO of Viettel Store, the Board of Directors of Viettel Store, and representatives from both sides.

Along with a network of multiple traditional retail stores, Viettel Store also sells through its website, social media platforms, and e-commerce marketplaces. Considering the complex nature of Viettel store's operations, the company had a set of specific requirements when seeking a technology partner.

The first requirement was to manage, track, and fulfill orders across multiple sales channels, especially during periods of high growth, Viettel Store needed a centralized order management system to provide real-time order information and enhance business performance. Additionally, the company needed an inventory management system able to provide accurate, timely stock information to prevent stockouts or overstocking, forecast demand, and automate replenishment.

Finally, Viettel Store required customer information management capabilities to enable upselling strategies and extract data from chat frameworks on e-commerce platforms for better support and conversion.

Viettel Store decided to equip with Anchanto's Order Management System, a comprehensive e-commerce SaaS platform which equips leading businesses in the region such as Vietnam Post, Panasonic, HP, and L'Oreal.

Anchanto Order Management System will provide Viettel Store an end-to-end solution for managing online orders, inventory across multiple warehouses, and chat data synchronization. With this system, Viettel store will be able to efficiently monitor and manage the entire ordering process, prevent inventory discrepancies, and enhance customer support experience.

Viettel Store also views this partnership as an opportunity to deploy an omni-channel model, including click & collect services and enabling offline stores to function as fulfillment centers, thereby reducing delivery times and enhancing customer experience.

Ms. Dung Dinh, CEO of Viettel Store, stated, "We are proud to partner with Anchanto to elevate the service quality and operational efficiency of Viettel Store. Anchanto's solution not only meets our stringent requirements but also unlocks numerous new development opportunities."

Mr. Vaibhav Dabhade, CEO & Founder of Anchanto, commented: "We are honored to collaborate with Viettel Store, a renowned partner in Vietnam's high-tech retail sector. Given our regional expertise, technological know-how and experience of serving enterprises in Vietnam, we look forward to accompanying Viettel Store's ambitious growth journey. Anchanto is dedicated to delivering seamless and scalable integrated solutions to help ensure rapid order processing and enhanced customer satisfaction."

Anchanto is a global SaaS solution provider offering comprehensive solutions to optimize e-commerce operations, trusted by leading companies such as Viettel Store, L'Oréal, VNPost, Mesa, and others. With a global integration network comprising over 200 available integrations, Anchanto supports businesses in regional expansion.

This partnership marks a new era for Anchanto and Viettel Store in Vietnam's e-commerce logistics sector, fostering unparalleled efficiency and excellence in logistics operations.

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Viettel Store Partners with Anchanto to Enhance High-Tech Shopping Experience in Vietnam

DUJIANGYAN, China, April 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The 2025 Dujiangyan Water-Releasing Festival kicked off on April 4 in Dujiangyan in Southwest China's Sichuan province, attracting over 1,100 guests and tourists from home and abroad.

The annual event is a thousand-year-old tradition commemorating Li Bing, governor of the Shu state (ancient name for Sichuan) during the Qin Dynasty (221-206 BC), who initiated the construction of the Dujiangyan Irrigation System in 256 BC.

The irrigation system, one of the world's oldest still-operational water-control projects, protects the Chengdu Plain from floods and droughts, earning it the reputation as a "land of abundance". Today, it irrigates about 770,000 hectares of farmland across eight cities and 41 county-level regions in the province.

In ancient times, workers used bamboo cages filled with stones, along with wooden tripods called "macha" to block the Minjiang River during winter. This allowed them to dredge the river channel and reinforce the dikes. As spring arrived, they would tear down the macha to release water for irrigating farmland in the Chengdu Plain.

A major highlight of the festival, the water-releasing ceremony on the opening day recreated a series of historical scenes, including cofferdam construction using ancient methods, blocking the river, sacrificial rituals, and water release.

Huang Shasha, a first-time visitor to Dujiangyan from Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, said she felt honored to attend the water-releasing ceremony and experience the culture of Dujiangyan.

"Li Bing's wisdom in water control is truly impressive," she said.

Another highlight is that the Dujiangyan Water-Releasing Festival is jointly celebrated with Thailand's Songkran Festival for the first time this year, according to Dujiangyan city government.

Local officials said the two festivals will be permanently promoted together every year as a cross-cultural event.

This year's festival also features consumption promotion activities alongside cultural and tourism displays and performances.

During the three-day event, visitors can experience intangible cultural heritage skills and purchase characteristic products from eight cities in the Dujiangyan Irrigation System's service area, Kangding in Sichuan, and Thailand.

The Dujiangyan Water-Releasing Festival was listed among the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage items in 2006. Local authorities are applying to have the festival added to UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage List.

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Water-Releasing Festival kicks off in Dujiangyan, Sichuan