Bayern Munich has signed a multi-year agreement to use Adobe’s suite of creative and customer management software to accelerate its digital transformation and help grow its fanbase.
The Bundesliga champions aim to create personalized digital experiences in managing relationships with supporters globally to secure their long-term loyalty.
When dealing with potentially millions of supporters, the capacity to collect, aggregate, and execute automated actions at scale is important, and Adobe delivers Bayern Munich this ability.
Bayern will benefit from more detailed fan profiles and the ability to deliver real-time notifications via preferred digital platforms thanks to Adobe's Experience Cloud and customer data platform.
Depending on whether the person frequently attends matches at the Allianz Arena or if they are unlikely to ever enter the club's home stadium, these notifications and digital experiences will be adjusted accordingly.
While a fan abroad will receive merchandise offers, real-time goal notifications, and post-match highlights starring their favorite player, a fan present at the game may get communications concerning last-minute ticket availability.
The Bundesliga champions look to grow and maintain an international fanbase with cloud-based applications.


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