Digital engineering specialist Nagarro is unveiling its AI-based media and advertising ecosystem in Future Tech in Hall 14.
A key element of the showcase is the Fluidic Wall, which Nagarro describes as an immersive experience demonstrating its suite of AI accelerators.
These services span intelligent storyboarding, creative generation, metadata enrichment, workflow automation with agentic AI, personalised recommendations, campaign optimisation, advanced QA and media forecasting, it says.
Kunal Bhandari, Head of Media Practice at Nagarro, said: “We act as AI enablers for media houses. Our strength lies in stitching together the entire media value chain with AI and automation – enhancing operational efficiency, accelerating time-to-market and enabling smarter decision-making across the board.”
Rahul Mahajan, Business Unit Head, Team Digital at Nagarro, added: “Personalisation is not just a feature, it’s the foundation of modern content engagement. We ensure every solution is built around the audience, delivering experiences that truly resonate.”
Nagarro is also showing its capabilities in fan engagement, “helping brands gamify loyalty, deepen emotional connections and craft immersive experiences that inspire lasting audience relationships”, the company said.
Stand Number: 14.A52
Company: Nagarro
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