VIFC Entrants Urged to Build Flexible Structures as Framework Takes Shape
As Vietnam's new investment framework (VIFC) takes shape, entering companies are urged to build flexible organizational structures capable of adapting to change. While specific details of the framework remain somewhat unclear, swift adaptation is expected from businesses.
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