Institute Supports Development of Digital Business Card

Ismar Lačević is the young entrepreneur behind Adam – a digital alternative to the conventional printed business card. Adam is more than a digital business card – it’s the digital counterpart of the conventional concept of exchanging business cards. It renders physical copies of business cards redundant by storing all business cards into an app.

In addition to being innovative, Ismar notes that the Adam card is environmentally friendly as it eliminates the need to use physical copies of business cards. Adam is not limited geographically – it’s available worldwide. One of the main goals going forward is programming the app to network bundle several cards, such as parking cards, loyalty cards, key cards, into one.

The Institute for Youth Development KULT in cooperation with the Embassy of the Kingdom of Sweden in BiH is supporting the development of Adam card, which is expected to launch within the next month.
“With the support we received from the Institute we managed to overcome the last few obstacles and accelerate the launch so that our customers, whether companies or individuals, have access to Adam as soon as possible”, said Ismar.

More information about the Adam card is available on their website:https://www.projectadam.io/

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