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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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Summer Priorities for the Most Successful Executives

Before the summer months distract you, review your priorities. Make sure you’re focusing on matters that get you closer to reaching your goals.

Supply Chain and Manufacturing Expert Lisa Anderson and LMA Consulting Group Celebrate 10 Years in Business

Lisa Anderson and LMA Consulting celebrate 10 years of business success, reflecting on key achievements in supply chain and manufacturing.

Why It’s Important to Honor Those Who Served & Take Time for Family

Certainly on Memorial Day weekend, it is important to honor those who have served and to set aside time to spend with family.

Is Agile Common Sense?

Agile project management is more than adapting quickly, to succeed find a common sense approach.

Grand Ole Opry & Why Tradition Still Matters

Do you know what your company's traditions are? If not, find out. Ask long-term employees.

Where Should I Start to Ensure Demand Planning Success?

It’s easy to feel lost when you have no direction from customers about their own sales projections. Get a clearer picture through demand planning.

Do You Have Enough Female Leaders?

No matter your position, think about how you can help promote the advancement of women.

Keeping an Eye Out for Opportunities

All supply chain events, trends, and issues – good or bad – can lead to new opportunities if you’re vigilant

Innovation Tips from the APICS-IE Executive Panel & Networking Symposium

A common problem with thinking about 10 tips (let alone the 100 tips we probably received at the symposium) is that it can be overwhelming. Instead, pick your favorite.

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