Signify is a young company with a long history of bringing light to the world. Spun off from global conglomerate Philips, Signify represents a new stage in lighting technology with products ranging from street lamps, security lighting and greenhouse grow lamps to household names such as the Philips Hue line of products.
“Lighting has changed dramatically since Philips made its first incandescent lamp in 1891,” says Ralph Hulscher, Tribe Architect Digital Marketing at Signify. “Today people want lighting that lasts — even decades in the case of streetlights, building lights or lights in other hard-to-reach places. They want sustainable, digitally connected lights that are part of the Internet of Things. Signify has something for everyone and that’s why we are #1 in conventional, LED and connected lighting.”
As an independent company, Signify reevaluated its strategy around customer-centric experiences. In digital spaces, that would mean more personalisation and interactive customer experiences. Signify chose Adobe Experience Cloud to support these goals.
The company built flexible, modular websites using Adobe Experience Manager Sites and used Analytics and Target for customer insights and testing. Over the years, it expanded to support a direct-to-consumer business model, adding Adobe Campaign, Commerce, Experience Manager Assets, Marketo Engage, Real-Time Customer Data Platform and Journey Optimizer.
“With access to integrated solutions we accelerate time to value, achieve much faster results and support customer-centric experiences now and in the future,” says Manuel Diez Lopez, Global Product Owner eCRM and Personalisation B2C at Signify.