TransVoyant is pleased to announce Doug Kimball has been named Vice President, Product Marketing. Doug brings an extensive and successful background including full cycle marketing, strategic planning, demand generation, new product launches and product management. He most recently worked at JDA Software Inc. and resides in Bloomington, IL. With over 20+ years' experience across supply chain and consumer goods industries, he is looking forward to bringing new perspectives and energy to sales enablement and market growth for TransVoyant.

Doug will report to David Panitz, Executive Vice President, Customer Growth in the Product Marketing/Pre-Sales department. He will be responsible for leading product marketing strategy, execution, product positioning, collateral development, market awareness and sales enablement. This is a global leadership role with responsibility to recognize and adapt strategies and evangelize messages for different regions and market verticals. Doug will immediately impact TransVoyant and its customers by focusing on the "what," "so what" and "then what" from the customer's point of view.

While Doug is based in Illinois, he will regularly be at both TransVoyant offices in Minnesota and Virginia, and also at client sites with David and the sales team. When he isn't running from plane to plane, he enjoys spending time with his wife and occasionally seeing his college aged twins, as well as teaching and training in his hobby of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

About TransVoyant:

TransVoyant is at the forefront of the supply chain predictive analytics space. From global sensors, satellites, radar, smartphones, video cameras, social media and other IoT devices, we collect over one trillion events each day, giving us one of the largest repositories of real-time big data in the world. Since 2012 we have been analyzing these massive big data streams with our proprietary machine learning algorithms, and establishing learned behavior models for carriers, lanes, ports, roads, suppliers and other nodes in the global supply chain. These behavior models, coupled with our continuous analysis of real-time and predicted global events, enables us to predict lead times, variability, disruptions and opportunities, and to initiate prescriptive actions that increase revenues and reduce costs.