A local company has come up with a novel way of networking.
Paper business cards could soon become a thing of the past.
A midlands company has designed a contactless digital business card, which allows users to share information simply by tapping their card on someone's phone.
TapiTag, which uses similar technology to what's in bank cards, is hoping to expand its workforce in Athlone by the end of next year.
CEO Mark Gibbons says the device is the same size of a regular business card but it can do much more.
Listen back to his chat with Ronan Berry on Taking Care of Business here.
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