BSP AI Mobile Training Initiative

BSP AI is proud to be the first company in Vietnam to lead mobile development training at the National University, beginning as early as 2009.
As part of this pioneering effort, Mr. Tan Nguyen introduced the seminar "Programming Applications on Mobile Devices – Activity 3" to students at the University of Science – Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City (VNU-HCMUS).
The seminar was held at the Informatics Center (TTTH) of the university, aiming to create a vibrant learning community for mobile developers, students, and professionals. It provided a valuable platform for knowledge exchange, technical training, and expert-led discussions on the rapidly evolving landscape of mobile technologies.

🎯 Seminar Objectives & Highlights

✅ Foster a collaborative space for mobile programming enthusiasts
✅ Share real-world insights from industry experts on iOS & Android platforms
✅ Explore the future of mobile development in Vietnam and globally
✅ Introduce hands-on programming practices for devices such as iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Android smartphones

👥 Participants had the opportunity to:

Learn directly from Mobile Programming experts from BSP AI, as well as professionals from major software companies such as Asia ODC and Global Cybersoft
Gain practical knowledge on deploying and installing apps on iOS and Android devices
Understand the full development lifecycle of mobile applications, including key stages in building, testing, and publishing apps
This seminar was part of BSP AI’s long-term commitment to developing Vietnam’s next-generation tech talent, especially in the fast-growing field of mobile application development and AI integration in mobile platforms.

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On March 26, 2010, Lecturer Nguyen Thanh Tan, an expert in iOS and Android application programming, delivered a presentation to students on the mobile application development environment using the iOS operating system.

The session also introduced early concepts of Mobile Device Management (MDM) programming, emphasizing the importance of secure deployment, remote device configuration, and application control in enterprise environments.

This marked one of the first academic discussions in Vietnam on managing mobile devices programmatically—laying the foundation for enterprise mobility solutions that are now widely adopted across industries.