THE MOBILO BLOG

Move over paper business cards, Smart business cards are here and these are here to stay. It has been an amazing journey from paper to smart business cards. I still remember receiving my first stack of business cards at my first job. I couldn’t wait to start...

Of the many things 2020 has taught us, optimal usage of resources has been one of the most important ones. There is an active conversation among brands and professionals promoting sustainability and environmental responsibility. Almost every business leader has spoken...

Necessity is the mother of invention. At Mobilo we absolutely understand the need, thinking about the current Digitalization of on-ground activities and events. Video Conferencing has taken an all new turn with brands coming up with creative ways of reaching the...

One Class Above All Others. by Pieter | Sep 24, 2020 Ever since the start of Mobilo, we have been looking for something special. Personally, I can still remember the feeling when I got my first stack of business cards. Holding them in my hands was a confirmation of...

2020 has by far been beyond imagination, not in such a great way. After months of being in a lockdown, finally things are being eased out. We can go about our business, with precautions obviously. Hail Social Distancing! While staying home is still encouraged if it is...

The Apple iPhone SE packs all the features you need, but there’s one thing nobody is talking about. With the upcoming launch of iPhone SE (2020), Apple strives to present a complete package wrapped in iOS13 at an affordable price of just $399.

Here’s a quick reminder that this is 2020 and we are dealing with a viral pandemic. Will we ever exchange business cards again? It is a tradition that dates back to the 18th century but when it comes to networking it feels like we are stuck in time, even though we now...

How often have you exchanged business cards only to lose them the next day? And did you know that 27 million business cards are printed in the US alone, per day! It will not surprise you that 88 percent ends up in the trash can within a week. This needs to be solved....