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About Lisa Anderson

Lisa Anderson is President of LMA Consulting Group and a manufacturing and supply chain expert who works with companies to drive predictable growth, performance, and profitability through resilient, AI-enabled supply chains. She advises manufacturers and distributors on supply chain planning and SIOP, operational performance, supply chain resilience, and AI, ERP, and advanced technologies to anticipate risk, scale successfully, and deliver bottom-line results.

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Time or Money – Which Gets the Priority?

Deciding between time or money is an intricate balance. Getting it right guides strategic decisions aligning with business goals.

SIOP: How Far Should You Look into the Future?

SIOP guides strategic forecasting to determine the optimal horizon for planning and future-proofing your supply chain operations.

LMA Consulting – Sales, Inventory & Operations Planning – Webinar

This SIOP webinar helps you streamline sales, inventory, and operations planning, enhancing business agility and market responsiveness.

Samsung Expanding Manufacturing in the U.S.

Samsung's $380 million investment in new U.S. manufacturing highlights the trend of reshoring for better customer and market alignment

Disney’s Main Street Electrical Parade and Compelling Timeless Experiences

Create compelling, timeless customer experiences to boost engagement and loyalty. Lessons from Disney's Main Street Electrical Parade.

Mexican Chinelo Dancers & Family Tradition

What brings your teams together? Why not ignite the creativity within your team?  Creativity and innovation can create dramatic results but they cannot be dictated.

Rethinking Sourcing

Successful manufacturers are re-evaluating their outsourcing/ insourcing/ near-sourcing options. To remain competitive and have any hope of staying ahead of the curve, they are knee-deep in considering the options.

Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) – Success Depends on People

Human relationships and understanding play a vital role in the success of Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) systems.

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