One of the solutions gaining significant attention is the digitization of cultivation areas and the management of production data. Through electronic logs, information regarding farming processes, inputs, crop care, and harvesting is systematically recorded, establishing a foundation for quality control and product traceability.

For enterprises, cooperatives, and OCOP entities, the creation of production data enhances the management of raw material sources, enables proactive quality control, and ensures compliance with partner requirements. Furthermore, standardized data boosts product transparency, thereby fostering trust among market players and consumers.

From a scientific and technological perspective, digital transformation in agriculture goes beyond mere software application; more importantly, it entails innovating management practices through data-driven approaches. This serves as a foundation for producers to progressively standardize processes, enhance efficiency, and build sustainable value chains.

Through the technology supply-demand matching activities at the seminar, digital solutions are expected to be brought closer to actual production practices, thereby helping to improve the quality and value of agricultural products from Can Tho and the Mekong Delta while better meeting the demands of both domestic and international markets.