A Brief History of Ubiquity

Guy Bibby and Nathalie Morris founded Ubiquity in 2000 with the aim of providing best practice online technology and strategic support to New Zealand’s leading marketers and advertising agencies.

Pioneer projects included the development of the country’s first large-scale gaming sites – Virtual NPC and Virtual Super 12 – and early web applications like ASB Bank Virtual Flowers, which used dynamic graphics and complex algorithms to make online plants bloom and grow.

Ubiquity’s reputation for developing effective customer-focused solutions created steady demand for their services, and led to the development of their proprietary marketing platform, uSuite.

In 2008, Guy and Nathalie recognised a shift in the way customers were engaging with brands online. They correctly predicted a growing need for technology that would assist marketers to more easily manage this complex range of interactions, and in 2010 they launched the customer engagement platform Engage.

Their strong commitment to innovation has seen them continually evolve their offering in response to emerging trends. Today, Ubiquity is at the forefront of digital marketing in New Zealand, assisting a growing list of iconic companies to create, deliver, measure and manage their interactive online conversations and build strong brands.