AI is becoming a new factor of production, reshaping capital flows, infrastructure, industries, jobs and national competitiveness. AI Economy helps readers understand how AI is restructuring the global economy, where Vietnam stands and what the strategic opportunities are over the coming decade. The book connects AI infrastructure, energy and data with enterprises and the workforce to answer one big question: what must Vietnam do so as not to miss a new growth cycle in the AI era?
About AISA
Partnering with Vietnamese enterprises.
AISA brings AI, security and automation into business operations, helping companies adopt new technology, protect digital assets and support legal compliance.
AISA DCS (Data-Centric Security), developed from TRcore's DVC platform (Taiwan), is an enterprise-grade data security solution that shifts from protecting systems to protecting each individual file directly.
By combining encryption, access control and centralized management, DCS protects data throughout its lifecycle, even when it is stored in the cloud or shared with partners.
Wherever your data goes, DCS protects it.
Team
Our team
AISA is run by the same team behind IEP and Go AI, combining strategic consulting, core technology and on-site delivery for Vietnamese enterprises.
Founder
Trần Tấn Sỹ
Founder of AISA | Data Security & AI Strategy
With more than 25 years of experience in business management and operations, Mr. Trần Tấn Sỹ founded AISA to help enterprises protect intellectual property, trade secrets and critical data against the risk of loss in the AI era.
“Data is a strategic asset. Protecting data means protecting competitive advantage and the future of the business.”
AI First Business is for leaders and managers who want to move AI from experiments into strategy, processes and real operations. The book covers AI-native business models, ROI and AI agents through to restructuring the organization and workforce and building a rollout roadmap. A key focus is data security in the AI era: which data may be used, how far AI may access it and who is accountable when a system acts wrongly. The goal is to help enterprises raise productivity and competitiveness while keeping control over data, decisions and risk.
Roy Chen
Chief Technology Officer — CTO
Expert in technology, AI and data security — more than 10 years at Oracle and 15 years at DVC/TRcore Taiwan, the original platform from which DCS was developed.
Helen Le
Business Development Manager
Responsible for market development, customer relations and matching business needs with suitable solutions. Fluent in Vietnamese, English and Chinese.
Trần Lê Bảo Long
IT Engineer — Solutions
Graduate of FPT Jetking. Responsible for requirements surveys, process analysis, solution design and test coordination.
Nguyễn Việt Linh
IT Engineer — Deployment
Graduate of FPT Jetking. Responsible for installation, configuration, testing, handover and operational support of the system.
AISA
Mission
Protect the data assets and intellectual property of enterprises in the AI era.
AISA DCS helps enterprises take the initiative in controlling, sharing and using data safely throughout its lifecycle, reducing the risk of information leaks, protecting competitive advantage and building trust in the digital environment.
Core values
Protection at the source (Data-First Security)
Proactive control (Control & Ownership)
Transparency & trust (Transparency & Trust)
Responsible innovation (Responsible Innovation)
Technology partner
DVC (TRCore Co., Ltd. – Taiwan) owns the core technology DVC Document Security Encryption System, built on a core-layer (Ring0) protection architecture, compatible with more than 400 file formats and ranked No. 1 for stability with engineering CAD software. The system is trusted by thousands of enterprise customers in the TSMC semiconductor supply chain, industrial manufacturing, finance, technology, healthcare and research.
In Vietnam, AISA CO., LTD, owner of the DCS brand, develops the DCS data security product from TRcore's DVC platform (Taiwan).
Connect with AISA
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is a POC?
A proof of concept (POC) is a trial of the product in the customer's real environment before official rollout. A POC verifies:
- Compatibility and performance.
- Features and user experience.
- How well it meets real-world usage scenarios.
What should a POC test?
An effective POC focuses on the 3–5 most important scenarios:
- Automatic file encryption.
- Copying files to USB.
- Sending files to a supplier.
- Blocking printing or screenshots.
- Revoking permissions and checking access logs.
How long does DCS take to deploy?
The time depends on the number of users, number of devices, systems to integrate, data types and the complexity of the policy. The standard process has 5 steps:
- Survey → Trial (POC) → Policy tuning → Department-by-department rollout → Enterprise-wide expansion.
What is an SLA?
A service level agreement (SLA) is a commitment between the provider and the customer on support quality, specifying:
- Response time and incident handling priority.
- Resolution time and support channels.
- Specific responsibilities of each party.
What is TCO?
Total cost of ownership (TCO) is the total cost an enterprise pays over the lifetime of using a solution, including:
- Licenses and server infrastructure.
- Deployment, integration and training.
- Operations, maintenance and upgrades.
How is the ROI of data security calculated?
Return on investment (ROI) in data security comes not only from direct revenue but also from:
- Lower risk of data loss and incident-handling costs.
- Less downtime and protected intellectual property.
- Lower legal risk and a better ability to meet international customers' requirements.
How is DCS priced?
The pricing model depends on the number of users, number of endpoints, module scope, server configuration, deployment model and accompanying integration services. For enterprise projects, AISA surveys your specific needs before issuing an official quotation.
