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See this in the the Fun Corner: http://www.rolclub.com/fun-corner/16...tle-willy.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by DinarDarling
Today I received my second and final order of 10 million Dong from Ali. They are all 100,000 notes just like my first order so I am very pleased. I am also certain that these will pay off long before the Dinars do so I am looking forward to some double dipping. :beer:woohoo:leader:cheers:cheer:banana:party:
Danny I hope your right?:thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by danny51
I hope your right. Either way, if it happens before the dinar or the same time it doesnt matter! I am wondering if you have heard anything or anyone out there has heard anything on any momement of the dong any rumors anything other than us playing and wallpapering with the dong?Quote:
Originally Posted by danny51
Hey I got my first 1 millon Dong today !! :cheers:Quote:
Originally Posted by Spoiledred
Does anyone know anything about Microsoft starting operations in Vietnam ???Quote:
Originally Posted by Ralphrod67
that would be cool!Quote:
Originally Posted by Ralphrod67
Microsoft signed a licensing agreement with the Vietnam govt. It would seem that the govt's new computers were loaded with pirated software. (they must have bought them from China)
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Originally Posted by heavyjetpfe
Vietnam bank to buy software from Microsoft
Last Updated:Tuesday, April 17, 2007 10:58:27 Vietnam (GMT+07)
http://www.thanhniennews.com/images/...-XP-107-07.jpg Microsoft signed a memorandum of understanding Monday to modernize Vietnam’s Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Joint Stock Bank (Sacombank) which, in turn, agreed to buy software from the US giant.Microsoft will consult and provide the latest solutions to upgrade Sacombank’s IT system, and also train the bank’s staff in using its products.
The value of the deal was not officially announced but a bank source said it would spend millions of dollars on the IT modernization project.
In the last four years Sacombank has spent US$4 million on technology and plans to invest more.
It has some 4,000 PCs working on open-source software, saving more than $1 million by not buying commercial software.
The bank said it would use both open-source and Microsoft software in the future.
Earlier this year Microsoft signed a deal to sell software to one of Vietnam’s major banks, Techcombank.
With four commercial banks now agreeing to buy from Microsoft, Christophone Desriac, the company’s general director in Vietnam, hoped more and more local companies would respect intellectual property laws to create a healthy business environment.
Reported by Thanh Xuan – Compiled by Dong Ha
Vietnam latest news - Thanh Nien Daily