Vietnamese Corporate Culture: The Key to Competitiveness and Challenges in the AI Era
Vietnamese corporate competitiveness is deeply rooted not only in capital and technology but also in the invisible 'corporate culture.' The article argues that even in the AI era, ethical 'moral contracts' and the accumulation of 'trust capital' are essential for sustainable corporate growth and enhanced national competitiveness.
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