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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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Creating Predictable Revenue with Demand Planning Best Practices

Predicting unpredictable demand starts with the right questions. Learn how demand planning and SIOP can improve predictability, align resources, and support profitable growth.

Prescient Strategy & Manufacturing Resilience Using SIOP (S&OP)

Manufacturing resilience requires the ability to adapt as customer needs and supply conditions change. Learn how SIOP can improve predictability, scalability, and profitable growth.

Kitchn: The State of Grocery Shopping in 2022

Grocery prices continue to rise as supply chain disruptions and shortages persist. See how changing availability, inflation, and online shopping are shaping the grocery market.

Shortages Impacting Revenue & Forecasts

Supply chain shortages can distort historical sales and make forecasting more difficult. Learn how to build a directionally correct demand forecast to improve customer service and support growth.

Ratelinx: 15 Supply Chain & Logistics Experts You Need to Follow Today

Lisa Anderson was named one of 15 supply chain and logistics experts to follow by RateLinx for her expertise in manufacturing strategy and supply chain transformation.

Here’s to a Happy, Successful & Productive 2022

LMA Consulting Group looks ahead to 2022 with a focus on helping manufacturers and distributors improve SIOP, supply chain planning, ERP, customer service, profitability, and growth.

Lisa Anderson, Manufacturing Expert and President of LMA Consulting Suggests Prioritization to Optimize Supply Chain

Supply chain shortages require manufacturers to make tough choices. Learn how prioritizing customers, products, suppliers, and capacity can improve customer service and profitability.

Shortages, Shortages, and More Shortages

Supply chain shortages are frustrating customers across industries. Proactive companies that strengthen planning, resilience, and supply continuity will be better positioned to navigate disruption and serve customers.

IMA San Gabriel Valley Chapter: Supply Chain 2022 & How to Succeed

Lisa Anderson discusses the global supply chain disruptions affecting manufacturers and distributors, the forces driving shortages and delays, and what companies should expect as they prepare for 2022.

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