Thinfilm's new market – the film and publishing industry

Thin Film Electronics ASA has disclosed that the company has signed NFCSwag as a new customer, its first in the film and publishing industry.

NFCSwag using Thinfilm’s NFC solution to facilitate direct mobile connections between movie/book firms and their consumers. Clients of NFCSwag will be able to leverage Thinfilm’s NFC solutions to connect directly with consumers and deliver targeted content and unique mobile experiences – all with the simple tap of a smartphone. “Our collaboration with NFCSwag is our first partnership within the fast-paced media-marketing space,” said Davor Sutija, CEO of Thinfilm. “We’re pleased that they selected our NFC solution as the foundation of their market offering.

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