[Blockchaintoday Reporter Jang Myungkwan] In March, the Jinju City Council made a decision to use digital business cards instead of paper business cards as part of ESG management practice, and decided to introduce the digital content business card ‘ttogttog’ service of INFOME Co., Ltd. (CEO Kim Myeong-ok).
INFOME's digital content business card ‘ttogttog’ has the advantage of having the blog function that you can register profile and share information as well as basic information, and update the information of all the users’ business cards belonging to it by integrated management of the contents through the PR channel.
In particular, with one account, you can create and manage business cards for different purposes and send the cards to multiple users using the transmission method such as KakaoTalk, text message, or QR code or to the app users in close distance. The NFC tag card can deliver a business card even to a user who does not have the app installed with just a tap on the mobile phone, and can be saved directly to the mobile phone contact list.
Along with the use of digital business cards, Jinju City Council, decided to make an NFC cards with the name of the affiliation, slogan, title, and name printed on it for each councilman and personnel to use it as a name tag during legislative activities, not limited to the delivery of business cards using the NFC function.
Kim Myeong-ok, CEO of INFOME Co., Ltd, said, “This initiative by the Jinju City Council is the first attempt by institutions, companies, and local governments, and I believe it is a good idea to increase work efficiency and reduce unnecessary waste,” and added that this case is shared by other organizations.
INFOME Co., Ltd. provides free digital business card templates to encourage the widespread adoption of digital business cards among public institutions, companies, and organizations to help creating business cards for anyone to showcase and promote themselves, by incorporating various types of content.
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