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  Code and Theory

  New York, United States

  Code and Theory combines creative, engineering, strategy and technology around digital transformation and customer-facing systems. Its official material describes an integrated model spanning brand, product, technology and marketing, supported by teams that can work inside client organisations or deliver scaled services. The Microsoft developer campaign demonstrates campaign strategy, content and experience work across a complex technology portfolio. Buyers should establish which network company and delivery team will perform each workstream.

  • Digital transformation
  • Customer experience
  • Brand and marketing
  • Technology and engineering
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  COLLINS

  New York, United States

  COLLINS organises its brand consultancy around business situations such as refreshing an established identity, repositioning, expansion and simplifying a portfolio. Its published work includes Target's up&up packaging system, illustrating how a shared identity can adapt across product categories. The agency's company page lists New York and San Francisco offices. Buyers considering a substantial brand change should examine how strategy, design and implementation connect, and which parts of the proposed programme are tailored to their business.

  • Brand strategy
  • Brand identity
  • Brand architecture
  • Packaging design
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  Huge

  New York, United States

  Huge combines digital product development, commerce and marketing services. Its current offer includes websites and apps, integration of commerce systems, media activation and content production, with AI used across parts of delivery. The published CoinTracker project shows a campaign spanning film, social content and a microsite. New York is the agency's listed headquarters. Buyers should assess the proposed technical architecture and operating responsibilities alongside the creative work, particularly where automation will use customer or brand data.

  • Digital product development
  • Ecommerce
  • Creative campaigns
  • Media planning
  • Content production
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  Instrument

  Portland, United States

  Instrument brings brand, product and marketing work into one digital design practice. Its published portfolio includes a Nike digital design system, an Oura shopping experience and brand work for Electronic Arts and ServiceNow. That combination gives buyers a useful starting point when a repositioning also needs to reach a website or product. The important procurement distinction is which parts of strategy, design, development and ongoing operation sit inside the proposed engagement.

  • Brand strategy
  • Brand design
  • Digital product design
  • Web development
  • Creative campaigns
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  Mekanism

  San Francisco, United States

  Mekanism publishes a combined creative and media offer covering brand strategy, integrated production, audience planning, media buying and measurement. Its service structure is useful for buyers who want a campaign idea and its distribution planned together. The agency also describes an in-house AI content studio and access to the Plus Company network. Buyers should establish the named delivery team, production rights and measurement approach before combining those services in a single brief.

  • Brand strategy
  • Creative campaigns
  • Media planning and buying
  • Social media
  • Analytics
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  Work & Co

  New York, United States

  Work & Co combines product strategy, design and engineering, with published capabilities spanning user research, prototypes, design systems, commerce and mobile development. It is part of Accenture Song and lists work across retail, financial services, healthcare and other industries. Its offer is relevant when the website or application is itself a core business service. Buyers should define technical ownership, accessibility acceptance criteria and the transition from launch into ongoing product management.

  • Digital product strategy
  • UX and UI design
  • Web development
  • Mobile development
  • Design systems
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