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Following the Kickoff event held on April 17, 2026, the project titled “Development of Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), Data Lakehouse, and Business Intelligence (BI) Management Reporting System” between SiciX and Vinacomin Mining Chemical Industry Holding Corporation Limited (Micco) has officially entered the implementation phase.
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Apr
This article examines the role of operational KPIs in enterprise management, why existing KPIs often fail to effectively control performance, and how real-time measurement can address this gap.
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Apr
Apr
Are shared dashboards reducing decision-making effectiveness? An analysis of role-based dashboards, operational data, and KPIs in modern management.
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Mar
Mar
Many organizations possess vast amounts of data, yet still make flawed decisions. The root causes often lie in fragmented data, context-less KPIs, and the lack of real-time operational insights.
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Mar
As digital transformation enters a more advanced phase, the role of the Business Analyst (BA) is no longer limited to gathering and documenting requirements.
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Mar
On the afternoon of March 19, 2026, at the SiciX office, the Business Analyst (BA) team, along with relevant members, participated in an internal training session on the topic of “Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Solutions”, delivered by Mr. Nguyen Ngoc Nhan – Business Analyst.
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Mar
Mar
In many organizations, workflows are already well-established. However, when it comes to evaluating operational effectiveness, an important question often arises: Are tasks being completed on time and meeting the expected performance standards?
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Mar
Mar
On March 12, 2026, at the SiciX office, the company organized an internal training session for the Business Analyst (BA) team to update their knowledge and strengthen their understanding of the SiciX product ecosystem.
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Mar
Mar
In many organizations, operational processes are already well established: workflow diagrams exist, responsibilities are defined, and handling templates are available.
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Mar
Mar
In many organizations, task assignments still happen through familiar methods: sending emails, messaging in group chats, discussing tasks directly, or noting them in Excel files. These approaches may seem simple and flexible, but as organizations grow, they quietly become a source of operational disruption.
