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Dept Kicks off 2021 with a Trio of New Clients
The Manchester arm of international agency Dept has started the new year by welcoming three new clients following competitive pitches. Fujitsu, Nikon and Atradius have all joined the agency’s client portfolio, to accelerate their digital businesses in 2021 and beyond.
Fujitsu, the global information and communication technology company, has appointed Dept as its transformation partner, following a competitive pitch to Fujitsu’s central team in Japan. Dept’s vast experience in developing enterprise systems and scaling content management for global brands, including fellow Japanese organisations Mizuno, Omron, Sony and Panasonic, helped set the agency apart.
Leading optics and imaging products manufacturer Nikon Europe selected Dept to support in its European digital transformation following a competitive pitch process. Dept’s scope extends across all elements of the Nikon Europe digital landscape, leading with an integrated strategy uniting data, creativity and technology.
Dept has also been selected by Atradius to promote the company’s products with digital marketing and video creation services. The global financial services company specialises in trade credit insurance, surety and collections services across the 50 countries it operates in.
Brian Robinson, UK Managing Director at Dept: “Welcoming these new clients is a really positive start to the year for Dept. By focussing on uniting creativity, technology and data, these global leaders are set to accelerate their digital business, and Dept looks forward to partnering with them to support their growth ambitions.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Dept .
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