Trust is the most valuable ingredient in “ghost kitchens”
New RMIT University research reveals what drives trust in delivery-only food businesses, offering a roadmap for operators in the digital food economy.
The hidden psychology behind older consumers’ digital payment choices
Why do some older consumers readily embrace digital payments while others remain hesitant? Emerging research suggests the answer may lie in the psychological factors that shape how people respond to change.
International financial centre should prioritise quality over scale
The success of an international financial centre should not be measured solely by the size of its assets or capital flows, but also by its ability to create value for the real economy, develop human capital, and drive innovation.
Turning Hanoi’s 100-year vision into urban reality
As Hanoi pursues a greener, smarter and more liveable future, Australian and Vietnamese experts highlighted international lessons and collaboration opportunities at a recent high-level roundtable.
International symposium explores the future of regenerative supply chains
More than 100 scholars, industry practitioners, and policymakers gathered at the 30th International Symposium on Logistics (ISL 2026) held from 5 to 8 July at RMIT Vietnam's Hanoi campus.
RMIT student shines in Vietnam's leading management trainee simulation
RMIT Vietnam student Nguyen Ngoc Diep has been named National First Runner-up at Doanh Nhan Tap Su (DNTS) 2026, one of Vietnam's largest management trainee-style business competitions.