RESEARCH ON SOLUTIONS FOR HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FOR SEAPORT OPERATING ENTERPRISES

Vu Trong Hieu1, , Tran Hai Anh, Nguyen Tung Lam1, Pham Anh Huy2, Bui Thi Thuy Linh2
1 International School of Education, Vietnam Maritime University
2 Faculty of Economics, Vietnam Maritime University

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This study aims to optimize human resource management operations in port enterprises by applying modern technologies such as AI, IoT, Blockchain, and Big Data Analytics. Through an analysis of the current situation, the paper evaluates the challenges in human resource management at Vietnamese ports, including skill shortages, difficulties in retaining talent, and inefficient administrative processes. The research proposes an integrated human resource management model utilizing AI, IoT, and Blockchain to enhance labor productivity, reduce costs, and optimize human resource management operations in the port industry.

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