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PerspectiveResilient Supply Chains as a Strategic Advantage
Explore how adaptive, tech-driven defense supply chains strengthen readiness, deter adversaries, and ensure mission success.
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PerspectivesFor the Warfighter: Equipping Readiness at the Speed Missions Demand
Rows of vehicles and crates stretch as far as the eye can see—every Humvee, spare part, and weapons case a building block in the Army’s ability to fight. It looks like a warehouse, but it’s more than that; it’s the backbone of combat readiness. Each item represents time, money, and mission-critical capability—but only if the Army knows exactly where it is, its condition, and who is accountable for it.
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PerspectivesPublic-Private Partnerships: Building the Future of Space Commerce through Logistics
Government agencies such as NASA and the U.S. Space Force pursue bold scientific and defense missions in orbit. At the same time, commercial ventures like SpaceX and Blue Origin demonstrate that space is no longer the sole domain of government—it is rapidly becoming a viable arena for commerce. To unlock the full promise of this new space economy, we must recognize that logistics is the foundation—and that sustainable progress depends on innovative partnerships between the public and private sectors.
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PerspectivesRethinking the SDLC: AI as a Force Multiplier for Mission Success
No IT project fails because developers didn’t write code fast enough. Projects fail when teams build the wrong solution, misread their users, work or deploy in inappropriate environments, or create systems so complex they collapse under their own weight. Generative AI should take aim at these problems. After all, smarter coding agents without smarter processes only help build the wrong things—faster.
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PerspectivesCommand and Control at the Speed of Mission
In a multi-domain operational environment, Command and Control (C2) is not just a function, it is the foundation of mission success. As threats evolve with increasing speed and complexity, and data streams multiply from a growing array of sensors and sources, traditional C2 approaches are no longer sufficient.
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PerspectivesAI Assurance by Design: Why Federal Products Can’t Afford Bolt-On Security
In the race to embed artificial intelligence into every system, speed is winning—but trust is becoming more critical than ever. Each week brings headlines about AI breakthroughs, from generative models capable of drafting reports to predictive tools that promise to transform logistics and battlefield decision-making.
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PerspectivesWhen Golden Dome Hits the Ground: Building a Shield from Earth to Orbit
To stay ahead, Golden Dome must also take root on the ground. Securing the terrestrial domain must be a mission requirement. Protecting the homeland, defending U.S. forces, and deterring tomorrow’s threats demands a multi-domain shield that is resilient, adaptive, and free from the limits of yesterday’s systems.
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PerspectivesGolden Dome & Beyond: The Future of Missile Defense
The ongoing conflicts between Ukraine and Russia and Israel and Iran have demonstrated that the future of warfare will demand advanced missile defense systems. The growing inevitability—and potential impacts—of orbitally enabled attacks both in primary conflicts and resource wars underscores the need for national defense and security infrastructure in space.
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Press ReleaseLMI Achieves DoD’s CMMC 2.0 Level 2 Certification
LMI has achieved the Department of Defense’s (DoD) Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 Level 2 with a perfect score of 110. This milestone places LMI among an elite group of approximately 350 companies—that’s less than 1 percent of the entire defense industrial base—to earn this certification.