Video - 4 November 2011

Introducing Poken - Collect people, places and objects, with a touch

Founder and CEO of Poken, Stéphane Doutriaux introduces how you can replace your traditional business card with a new social business card with the ability to collect people, places and objects, with a touch.

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Nokia and Poken join forces!

Poken and Nokia join forces to create the pokenMOBILE, a mobile application that uses Near-Field Communication (NFC) to allow users to collect information about people, places and things.

2 November 2011 11:29

A greater networking opportunity for finalists of 2011 Lee Kuan Yew Global Business Plan Competition with Poken

Finalists of the sixth biennial Lee Kuan Yew Global Business Plan Competition were each issued with a POKENspark, to exchange a social business card with one another to expand his/her business plans harnessing the ideas of fellow participants on a social media platform.

29 November 2011 10:00

Acorn celebrates 25 years of excellence with the use of Pokens

Singapore, 29 Nov 2011 – Acorn Marketing & Research Consultants, the largest true Asian research network celebrated their 25th Anniversary on 19th November, 2011 at its Singapore office. Acorn has selected Poken Island as the networking partner for Acorn's 25th Anniversary celebration event.

4 November 2011 10:17

SMU first university in Singapore to use Poken in networking events

Poken Island was invited by Singapore Management University (SMU), Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship to share with their participants a new way of social networking without their usual business cards.

14 November 2011 11:36

Turn your boring traditional posters into smart posters with NFC!

Smart posters are more effective than your run-of-the-mill posters because they provide tracking statistics to help you analyse your marketing campaigns and determine how successful your campaign is.

Introducing Poken - Collect people, places and objects, with a touch

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