Montreal-based chipset manufacturer AptoVision has picked Feintuch Communications as its agency of record.
AptoVision is a leading developer of chip-based technology, providing chipsets for AV/KVM signal extension, matrix switching, IP-based switching and multi-view applications. It is currently the only company offering chips that allow distribution of uncompressed, true 4K video over IP-based switches and networks. Its patented chipset, BlueRiver, has won awards in North America and Europe. The company was founded in 2011.
New York-based Feintuch Communications will help build awareness of AptoVision’s products with an integrated PR campaign in North American and will also coordinate PR efforts in global markets.
Feintuch is AptoVision’s first AOR.
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