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Dentsu India Launches Performance Studio in Bengaluru for AI-Enabled Creative Production

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Dentsu India launched Dentsu Performance Studio, a new practice combining creative strategy, AI-enabled production, and performance media. The studio operates out of a 3,000 sq. ft. facility in Bengaluru and follows a 'Results in a Box' model focused on defined business outcomes. The practice produces various assets, including static ads, AI-generated videos, and brand assets for digital channels, with an internal goal of producing over 1,000 assets monthly.

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Why it matters

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The launch signals a shift toward 'Performance Marketing 3.0,' where creative, media, and measurement are linked through a single performance-led system. The practice is led by appointed vice presidents and business heads, Vidhu Ravinath and Archisman Sarangi. The studio's establishment contributes to the high-tech profile of the region.

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Who's involved

  • DentsuAdvertising and public relations company establishing the new performance practice.
  • IndiaMarket where Dentsu operates its business practices.
  • BengaluruCity housing the production studio for Dentsu's new practice.

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  • DentsuSpeculative

    Dentsu could expand its service offerings by integrating advanced AI production capabilities into its business model.

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