Press Release
Instantis Taps Enterprise Software Veteran
- Wayne Caccamo to Lead Marketing -
August 21, 2006 -- Santa Clara, CA—Instantis, the leading provider of on-demand software for managing enterprise performance improvement initiatives such as Six Sigma, today announced that it has hired Wayne Caccamo as vice president of marketing. Caccamo will oversee and execute global plans to promote Instantis’ flagship product EnterpriseTrack™. CxO’s depend on EnterpriseTrack to ensure that their strategic priorities are executed and aligned with visible, structured, trackable, and manageable projects.
“Instantis has set the standard for managing performance improvement,” said Instantis CEO, Prasad Raje. “We are counting on Wayne to drive our message and position us for expanded leadership in helping blue chip companies succeed with their Six Sigma and other top-down performance improvement initiatives.”
Before joining Instantis, Caccamo served as VP of worldwide marketing at Pathlore Software Corporation, a leading learning management software provider, which he positioned for a successful acquisition. Previously, he guided product management and product marketing for learning management software rival Docent, Inc. up to and through a successful IPO. Prior to Docent, Caccamo spent 11 years in a variety of strategic planning, marketing and business development management posts at Hewlett-Packard Company.
“I am thrilled with the opportunity to help Instantis take its business to the next level,” said Caccamo. “My job is made easier by Instantis’ strong market focus, state-of-the-art solution and a stellar list of blue chip success stories with companies like Credit Suisse, Ingram Micro, McKesson, Verizon, and Xerox.”
About Instantis
Instantis provides on-demand software to manage CXO-mandated initiatives that improve enterprise financial performance. Leading global corporations like Credit Suisse, McKesson, Xerox use Instantis software to manage initiatives like Six Sigma, Lean, Operational Excellence, New Product Development and others. With over $30M in funding from leading venture capital, investment banking, and Silicon Valley investors, Instantis has delivered an annual growth rate of over 200% for 2004 and 2005.