Pandemic Response Support
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White PaperCOVID-19 and Supply Chain Resilience: What’s Next?
LMI hosted the Potomac Officers Club event, Supply Chain Resilience and COVID-19: What’s Next? on June 11, 2020. Government leaders and logistics experts discussed the pre-COVID-19 supply chain, effects from COVID-19, and investment areas for resilience. This paper summarizes poll data collected from audience members as well as insights from the panel.
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Press ReleaseLMI Awarded Larger Role Supporting Defense Acquisition and Sustainment
LMI will support defense officials who oversee acquisition, capability development, and lifecycle support of critical weapons systems.
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InsightsHow the FDA Can Improve the Vaccine Approval Process
We can apply the lessons from the COVID pandemic to vaccine and treatment submissions moving forward. Here’s how.
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Our TeamScott Ritzel
Scott, a retired Air Force colonel with over 30 years of logistics experience, served in the maintenance career field supporting a diverse portfolio, including fighters, bombers, rotary wing, conventional and nuclear munitions, and ground-based space systems.
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InsightsPlanning for Vaccine Distribution in 6 Key Areas
COVID-19 has made clear that preparing for pandemics is a critical public health challenge. Here’s what leaders can do now to improve vaccination efforts.
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PerspectiveGovernment Property Management
The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored the importance of meticulous government property management.
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Pandemic Response SupportResources To Navigate the Age of COVID-19
Visit our resource center for the latest information and insights to help our federal clients navigate the age of COVID-19.
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InsightsUsing AI To Improve Hazard Response
AI/ML acts as a force multiplier, amplifying the quality of results fed into the decision-making process, ultimately saving valuable time.
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InsightsWhat the U.S. Must Do Now To Avoid the Next Pandemic
COVID-19 is not the first pandemic the United States has faced, but it may be the one that teaches us some very modern lessons about public trust, our surveillance networks, and effective response management. Here’s what the U.S. can learn from past pandemics and COVID-19 to ensure an effective response to the next pandemic.