Disaster Preparedness
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What We DoEnergy & Climate Analytics
Using energy and climate resilience analytics, LMI can enhance the ClimateIQ™ of all federal decision-makers to manage and reduce mission disruptions from climate and extreme weather events, simultaneously increasing energy resilience and reducing dependence on external energy supplies that are vulnerable to disruptions.
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Our TeamJennifer Shafer
Jennifer Shafer is a consultant with over 10 years of experience advising clients in the areas of emergency preparedness, supply chain management, and performance management.
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PerspectiveRedefining Business Optimization in the COVID Era
In a world beset by pandemic and climate risks, resiliency has become a defining virtue of business operations.
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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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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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Innovation at the Pace of Need™Calculating Your Water Footprint to Improve Resilience
One way to calculate an organization’s water footprint is to literally measure the water used at a facility or series of facilities. But what happens when operations are far more complicated?
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InsightsInteroperability Can Unlock the Future of Healthcare
Healthcare systems require seamless data flow, visibility, and agility in communication.
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What We DoSupply Chain Resilience Solutions
LMI’s public-sector experts in logistics bring over 60 years of experience helping organizations mitigate supply chain risks. Our in-depth understanding of supply chain and government operations combine to provide effective, practical solutions for reducing and managing risk and increasing resiliency.
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InsightsTime’s Ticking: Tell Congress to Act Now to Protect Our Homeland, Reauthorize DHS's CWMD Office
Failure to authorize the continuance of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction (CWMD) Office is an invitation to terrorism, a betrayal of our security, and a perilous gamble with our nation's future. With our homeland on high alert for terrorism, the threat of a Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear (CBRN) event is more existential than ever