Risk Management
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Press ReleaseLMI to Continue Army Enterprise Systems Integration Program Support
LMI will continue to provide program management, business transformation, technical, and professional advisory services to the Project Manager, Army Data and Analytics Platforms (PM ARDAP), with a new three-year, $211 million award. LMI’s capabilities will enable the Army to modernize business operations and implement integrated management systems to transform Army enterprise resource planning and data systems.
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Press ReleaseLMI To Expand Support of the Marine Corps Logistics Command
LMI will continue to provide strategic support to the United States Marine Corps Logistics Command with a new, one-year award. This will greatly aid the Marine Corps with inventory management using the ASM® Sparing Model, proprietary software and capabilities, and budget stratification tools.
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Press ReleaseLMI Selected to Support the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Energy
LMI will support the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Energy by furnishing strategic planning, analysis, programming, and functional energy expertise. This award represents LMI’s first contract with this organization since the operational energy and installation energy offices and roles were combined.
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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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White PaperHow to Strengthen Cybersecurity Strategic Planning
Boards and executive teams spend months each year developing and reviewing strategic plans. But what happens next once it has been approved? When it comes to something as critical as your organization’s cybersecurity, the specific plans put in place should always remain adaptable and adjust as requirements change. An effective cybersecurity plan should address evolving threats while aligning with an organization’s mission, strategy and budget, but the strategic planning required for execution is often overlooked.
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What We DoCybersecurity
LMI specializes in cyber governance, risk, and compliance to help government agencies establish frameworks that align with regulatory requirements and effectively manage risk.
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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.
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Our TeamPatricia Birdseye
Patricia Birdseye leads organizational quality at LMI through a risk-based approach to implementing business processes.
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InsightsManaging Planning Assumptions
Project planning always requires addressing uncertainty. When confronted with multiple possible futures, planners must make assumptions about which reality is most likely to be true.