(CLO) On November 27, in Hanoi, the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations held a workshop on 'solutions to improve the operational efficiency of Journals affiliated with national industry associations'.
This workshop aims to improve the operational efficiency of the Journals under national industry associations, and at the same time strengthen the coordination between the Association Union and member associations that are the owners of the journals in the coming time.
Speaking at the opening of the workshop, Associate Professor Dr. Pham Ngoc Linh, Vice President of the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations, said that the workshop will contribute to promoting the Association's press voice, demonstrating its position and raising the level of the system's activities. In the past year, the Association has chaired many workshops and conferences to discuss this issue. Associate Professor Dr. Pham Ngoc Linh hopes that units can consider this as an in-depth discussion on practical content closely related to the survival of national industry association journals.
Workshop on 'Solutions to improve the operational efficiency of Journals affiliated with National Industry Associations'. Photo: Le Tam
At the workshop, delegates representing press agencies under the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations system contributed opinions on the development status, challenges and difficulties being encountered, thereby finding out the causes and proposing solutions to improve the effectiveness of press activities under the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations.
Journalist Ho Quang Hoa, Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Psychology - Education (Vietnam Association of Psychology and Education Science) said that in order to innovate journals, units need to focus on developing content with high professional value, meeting the practical needs of readers and the professional community. An important factor that cannot be ignored is improving the quality of content. Articles need to reflect reality, meet the information needs of readers and contribute positively to the development of the profession. Along with that, it is necessary to develop policies to attract, train and retain a team of reputable journalists and experts.
In addition, it is necessary to diversify content, combining in-depth research articles, trend analysis articles, expert interviews and more accessible content such as infographics and videos. Strengthen academic censorship, including establishing a reputable editorial board, ensuring that articles are reviewed and edited by leading experts.
From another perspective, journalist Ngo Duc Hanh - Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Vietnam Road and Bridge Magazine said that Vietnam Road and Bridge Magazine deeply understands that, in order to continue to fulfill its purpose and objectives, affirm its reputation, and build its brand, there is no sure and long-term way other than improving the quality of each article and each printed issue of the magazine in conjunction with solving the problems posed by the Vietnam Road and Bridge industry.
Journalist Ngo Duc Hanh - Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Vietnam Bridge and Road Magazine. Photo: Le Tam
Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Veterinary Science and Technology Journal Nguyen Van Cam believes that online publishing is the next irreversible development step of the era, in line with the digital transformation activities in all fields that we are implementing.
"Journals need to build a website system with an open database. This not only enhances professionalism and transparency, but can also lead and change public awareness. Each published article ensures quality and transparency, combined with the professionalism, modernity, and ease of access of the magazine's operating system, from manuscript reception to publication, will make the magazine achieve high quality," Mr. Cam emphasized.
According to statistics, in the system of the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations, there is currently 1 press agency directly under the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations, 21 press agencies directly under the Institutes, 47 press agencies directly under the industry associations, a total of 68 press agencies in the system of the Union of Associations. If we count the number of specialized magazines under the branches of the industry nationwide, there are a total of nearly 90 press agencies, not to mention the electronic news sites, internal newsletters of the units in the whole system...
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