One afternoon, I wanted to change the dishes and change the atmosphere. I was enjoying a bowl of vermicelli soup on the sidewalk from the mother and daughter's vermicelli cart when I heard, "Is it delicious? If it's delicious, please review Bun rieu Co Bon on Facebook."

On the way back to the office, the sounds of “bun rieu” and “Facebook” kept echoing. I don't know if people have adapted to Saigon life or are taking full advantage of the means to introduce their products. Perhaps Ms. Bon and her mother don't think they use any advanced tools, but simply "when I see my daughter's Facebook page every day, I just use it", if someone interviews Ms. Bon.

How many great minds have crushed tons of books like: Digital transformation, Business in the 4.0 era,.., E-commerce,.., and good applications like Ms. Bon and her daughter? Or "AVAILABLE ON GOOGLE MAP" from a beef noodle shop Huy in the alley.

If you wait for a shark to inject capital or wait for enough money to have some reform, it's better to use the "free" things you see every day. But first, conversions, whether simple or cumbersome, must still rely on the core factor of product quality.