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Lotame launches cross-device technology

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Independent data management platform (DMP) Lotame has launched Cross-Device, a device graph technology that connects digital devices together, opening up a broad range of new targeting and monetisation options for advertisers and publishers. The new solution is based on technology originally developed by AdMobius, the San Mateo based company Lotame acquired in Q1 2014.Lotame Cross-Device utilises a combination of deterministic and probabilistic algorithms to create links between desktops, smartphones and tablets. By linking different digital devices together, the technology enables the creation of rich, cross-screen audience segments and addresses the challenge of device fragmentation for both advertisers and publishers.Lotame's founder and CEO, Andy Monfried, said: “Today’s consumer is more connected than ever before, spending more time online but across a broader number of different digital devices. Without the ability to link these devices together, advertisers are restricted to targeting and measuring cross-screen campaigns in silos, and publishers are unable to unlock the true value of their mobile inventory. Lotame Cross-Device addresses these issues head on.”Lotame Cross-Device has been integrated within the company’s existing DMP, which helps differentiate the technology from competitive products in the market:“As a business we remain fully media agnostic which we believe is an important differentiator for this new solution,” Monfried added. “With Lotame Cross-Device clients have complete ownership over their cross-device audience segments, and are able to deliver campaigns using their chosen activation channel. With the media landscape shifting so quickly, we think this level of flexibility is a key benefit for our clients.”Co-founder at Targeted Victory - one of the beta partners for Lotame Cross-Device - Michael Beach commented that the device has "significantly increased the scale of our digital campaigns by enabling us to extend our desktop audience segments across mobile" and added that  "the ability to seamlessly port audience segments between devices is only going to become more important as media consumption continues to fragment across screens.”

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