Capillary Technologies Acquires Kognitiv, Strengthening Global Leadership In Loyalty Management
The acquisition aligns with Capillary's strategy of expansion through mergers and acquisitions. By integrating Kognitiv's innovative solutions, Capillary will enhance its ability to deliver data-driven personalization across the customer lifecycle, enabling marketing effectiveness and consumer engagement for global brands to win customer loyalty.
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