This distinction highlights the significance of innovation in the media sector, exemplified by Sigma OTT.
As many as 36 products from 25 businesses and organisations were honoured at the ceremony. In the information technology and high-tech sector, three products were recognised, including the Sigma OTT ecosystem from Thu Do Multimedia.
The initiative, launched by the Hanoi People’s Committee, aims to identify and promote high-quality products that enhance the competitiveness of local enterprises. These products receive support through partnerships and promotional activities both domestically and internationally, helping them expand globally. Recognised products benefit from promotional efforts throughout 2025, including increased visibility and prioritisation in trade promotion activities.
Hanoi plays a central role in industrial development, with industrial enterprises contributing around 35% of the city’s industrial production value and nearly 2 billion USD in exports. These companies also provide employment for about 80,000 people, underscoring their importance to the local economy.
Sigma OTT stands out for its innovative multimedia solutions, helping Vietnam’s digital transformation. Launched in 2018, it offers an alternative to expensive foreign technologies, with applications in broadcasting, online education, and telehealth. Its cost-effective solutions reduce dependency on international products, advancing Vietnam’s technological self-reliance.
Sigma OTT’s Sigma Multi-DRM is internationally recognised for digital content security, addressing significant concerns around copyright infringement and piracy. Audited by Cartesian in 2020, it places Thu Do Multimedia among Southeast Asia’s leaders. This recognition strengthens Sigma OTT’s position in global markets, including Thailand, the USA, and India, enhancing Vietnam’s presence in digital technology.
