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LMI has been awarded a three-year, $211 million U.S. Army Data and Analytics Platforms (ARDAP) contract to provide program management, business transformation, technical, and professional advisory services to the Project Manager, Army Data and Analytics Platforms (PM ARDAP). For nearly 20 years, LMI has served as a trusted partner to PM ARDAP by providing program management support and services in the full system lifecycle, including design, development, deployment, fielding, and sustainment of Army program logistics and financial compliance domains.
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IoT devices and sensors have the potential to generate the data and deep insights federal agencies need to unlock hidden efficiencies in infrastructure management. Mike Brennan, director of digital solutions, weighs in on what’s important to consider when implementing these technologies into intelligent transportation systems.
What do you do if you can’t predict something? You hedge your bets; rather, develop a strategy that works well under a variety of possible future scenarios. That’s exactly what LMI does with its Peak and Next Gen (PNG) inventory management solution.
“As we celebrate Earth Day 2021, LMI redoubles its commitment to advancing the federal government’s pursuit of a cleaner, safer, and more sustainable future,” writes LMI VP Pat Tamburrino.
We are proud to announce that LMI is the title sponsor of the Space Force Association Space Center of Excellence. The Space COE provides lean, agile connections and cooperation across space domain educational initiatives and promotes commercial-government-academia research, development, and ideas to advance United States Space Force capabilities.
Congratulations one of LMI’s newest Fellows for 2021, Brandon Greenberg! He joins 8 other fellows as a logistics professional. Of his work, he said: “Disasters continue to demonstrate the complexity of national resilience, which must be addressed through innovative thinking within the federal government. The interconnectedness throughout all levels of government and the private sector affords critical opportunities to reimagine the tools, policies, and approaches that lead to systemic and sustainable resilience across the country.”
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At LMI, we believe innovation is critical to success. We spend a generous portion of our resources to ensure we are poised to deliver relevant, timely solutions for our clients’ current and future problems.
In 1985, LMI welcomed Ms. Joan E. Lengel Habermann as our first female research director. As LMI’s first female vice president a few years later, she was responsible for information systems, mathematical models, and materiel management. She worked on planning and modernization of the Defense Logistics Standard Systems, development and evaluation of U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) energy information systems, information resource management for ASD(P&L), and many other major projects. Her contributions blazed the trail for our first female board member.
