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LumiData Hires Three New Directors of National Accounts
Minneapolis, MN — February 1, 2012 — LumiData, a demand intelligence specialist providing virtual remote and on-site demand analytics for consumer goods (CG) companies, has expanded its sales, new product development and CPG strategist staff by hiring three new Directors of National Accounts — Gib Mitchell, Greg Sears and Karla Hayley.
Seventh Generation Chooses LumiData’s Virtual Remote Delivery POS Software
Minneapolis, MN — January 13, 2012 — Seventh Generation, has selected LumiData’s Virtual Remote Demand (VRD) SOLYS demand intelligence software to gain greater insights into consumer profiles that match their environmentally-friendly product lines.
LumiData Hires Wal-Mart Sales Specialist as Director of National Accounts
Minneapolis, MN — December 22, 2011 — LumiData, a demand intelligence specialist providing virtual remote and on-site demand analytics for consumer goods products (CPG) companies, has increased its presence in the Wal-Mart/CPG supplier community with the hiring of Gib Mitchell as Director of National Accounts in LumiData’s Bentonville, Arkansas location.
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New Virtual Remote Delivery Platform Provides CPG Retail Teams with Anytime-Anywhere Access to Supply, Order and POS Data, Analytics and Dashboards
Minneapolis, MN — June 3, 2011 — As dynamic as consumer demand is, so too is the CPG work environment. Every member of CPG c-level and retail teams needs instantaneous access to business and demand data no matter where they are located. At the same time, CPG organizations require demand intelligence solutions that can adapt to the increasing amount of CPG data available and the specific data needs of each member of the CPG organization. To that end, LumiData has launched a new version of the SOLYS demand intelligence solution on a Virtual Remote Delivery (VRD) platform.
LumiData Announces New Client Services Consultant for CPG Industry
Minneapolis, MN — May 14, 2010 — LumiData, a demand intelligence specialist providing upstream and downstream demand analytics for consumer goods products (CPG) companies, announces the appointment of Angela Buysse as Client Services Consultant.
Minneapolis-Based Demand Intelligence Specialist, LumiData, Opens New Office in Bentonville, Arkansas
Growth in Suite of Walmart-Specific POS Analytics Spurs Expansion
Minneapolis, MN — March 31, 2010 — LumiData a demand intelligence specialist headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota, will open its newest branch of corporate offices in May. The new offices will be located at 203 SE 22nd St., Suite 5, Bentonville, Arkansas.
LumiData Helps Schering-Plough Utilize Demand Data for Supply Chain Optimization
Minneapolis, MN — March 24, 2010 — Schering-Plough, a division of Merck, the second-largest pharmaceutical company in the world, has selected LumiData’s SOLYS demand intelligence software in an effort to gain better insight into consumer demand and optimized supply chain forecasting.
LumiData Recognized by Consumer Goods Technology Magazine for its Impact on the Consumer Goods Industry
Minneapolis, MN — February 22, 2010 — LumiData, a demand intelligence specialist providing upstream and downstream retail information for consumer goods companies, has been selected as a 2010 Editor’s Pick by Consumer Goods Technology magazine. With a print and online audience over 54,000, Consumer Goods Technology (CGT) magazine provides news, articles, insights and analyses for consumer
Malt-O-Meal Optimizes Recessionary Pricing with Visual Demand Intelligence Solution
Data Visualization Key to Communicating with Retailer
Minneapolis, MN — February 3, 2010 — Faced with price hikes that were causing progressive decreases in sales volume, Malt-O-Meal’s Tracey Mankowski, Key Account Sales Manager, made repeated presentations to her Buyer. “Each time the price was increased, I spent hours importing data, running calculations and creating a presentation that I could share with my Buyer. But what I put together for him just didn’t make an impact — so the higher price points stayed in place.”
