2. Agenda
 Culture
 Internet figures in Vietnam
 Some prediction for Myanmar Internet

3. Culture
 Traditional clothes
 Ao dai (Vietnamese)
○ Only women wear it nowadays. Men wear
only in some special occasions.
 Longyi (Burmese)
○ Both men and women wear it.

4. Culture
 Trầu or Kun-ya
 Food
 Myanmar food: mohinga
 Vietnamese food: pho

5. Internet figures in Vietnam
 Internet: start from 1997

7. IT sectors
 Games industry
 Entertainment
 Internet and computer security
 Social network
 E-commerce

8. Internet figures in Vietnam:
1997-2013
 Some figures
 54% of Vietnam’s population is under age 30
 25% of Vietnam’s population is under age 15
 66% use internet everyday
Vietnam Asia(average)
Online video
watching
90% 69%
Internet
penetration
34% 33%(global)
Use social media
in purchase
decision
81% 60%

10. Some big companies (1)
 BKAV
 Computer and Internet security
 Main products: antivirus and office software
 Subscription model:
○ Free
○ Premium and Entreprise package

11. Some big companies (2)
 Vinagames
 Start from 2005
 Found by an overseas Vietnamese
 Main products:
○ Online games
○ Social network: Zing(the second largest
network in Vietnam)
○ Media and advertising

12. Some big companies (3)
 FPT
 Main products:
○ Internet and telecommunication
○ Outsource software (one of key strength of
Vietnamese IT industry)
 Partner with many American and Japanese
IT companies

13. Some internet figures: Myanmar
 Start: 2008

14. Myanmar(12-2011)

15. Myanmar
 Internet games industry
 +1000 internet café in Yangoon
 Entertainment
 Social network
 Facebook: 80% of netizens has account
 Blog: 10000+ blogs

16. Future Internet Technology in
Myanmar
 Similar to what happened to Vietnam 5-10
years ago.
 The main difficulty of Myanmar is the
telecommunication infrastructure. Ex:
internet speed and bandwidth.
 Sectors:
 Games industry
 Entertainment
 Internet security
 Social network

17. Thank you (jay-su tin-ba-de)
 Reference:
 Wearesocial.sg
 Wikipedia
 Speaker:
 Tran Trong Dan, a Vietnamese web
developer working in Singapore