Accenture to Acquire Adaptly to Bolster Accenture Interactive Programmatic Services Offering

Addition of Digital Media Services Company Will Strengthen Accenture Interactive’s Ability to Help Clients Transform the Digital Customer Experience Across the World’s Largest Digital Platforms

Accenture has entered into an agreement to acquire NYC-based Adaptly, a digital media services company that enables the world’s leading brands to manage data-driven campaigns across prominent digital advertising channels and platforms.

“This acquisition will help us to further reinvent today’s operating approach by re-engineering the campaign process with data, applied intelligence and digital technologies – resulting in improved ROI and greater transparency for our clients’ digital media omni-channel campaigns.”

The addition of Adaptly will significantly bolster the capabilities of Accenture Interactive Programmatic Services. Adaptly’s digital media services will specifically support Accenture Interactive’s ability to activate, optimize, and measure media cross-platform and help advertisers drive superior business outcomes.

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“Brands now have the opportunity to deliver more value through ads that are relevant to consumer identities and social contexts,” said Scott Tieman, global head of Programmatic Services, Accenture Interactive. “Consistent with our mission to create, build and run the best customer experiences on the planet, Adaptly will complement our full suite of experience services and enhance our ability to deliver better, faster and more effective advertising campaigns.”

Upon completion of the acquisition, Adaptly will become part of Accenture Interactive Operations, a managed services capability. Drawing upon innovative human-machine talent, data, and technology capabilities, Accenture Interactive Operations drives a step change in omni-channel marketing performance – optimizing campaign performance and return on investment, while also providing real-time performance assessment and full transparency.

“The addition of Adaptly is a unique opportunity for us to add significant talent and capabilities,” said Nikki Mendonça, president of Accenture Interactive Operations. “This acquisition will help us to further reinvent today’s operating approach by re-engineering the campaign process with data, applied intelligence and digital technologies – resulting in improved ROI and greater transparency for our clients’ digital media omni-channel campaigns.”

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Nikhil Sethi, co-founder and CEO of Adaptly, added, “As new consumer experiences emerge and new digital platforms are born, our mission has always been to help brands connect with people in new and powerful ways. These digital platforms are where most people interact with the brands they love and as a result, the majority of advertising spend is moving towards them. Being a part of Accenture is really exciting as, together, we’ll have an amazing opportunity to supercharge our key platform partnerships, drive more transparency and effectiveness for our clients, and enable them to deliver more relevant, high impact experiences. Joining Accenture will also enable us to help world-class brands with their most complex media activation challenges on a truly global scale.”

Founded in 2010, Adaptly is headquartered in New York City with nearly 150 employees and has additional offices in Chicago, London and Los Angeles. Adaptly partners with some of the leading digital platforms, including Amazon, Facebook, Google, Instagram and Snapchat. Its client roster spans 15 industries and includes brands such as Chico’s, Mazda, Prudential, Sprint and more.

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