Logistic Solutions Inc., (LSI)’s President Al Limaye with Giovanni Caforio – CEO of Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) and Elizabeth Elizabete Miranda – President & CEO of CQ Fluency. Additionally, Al Limaye with Rondu Vincent – Director of Supplier Diversity at BMS and Chris Baggett – Director of Federal Government Affairs and Political Strategy at BMS. The…
According to PwC research, by 2020, hybrid ERP environments – combining on premise and cloud solutions, will be the norm. Many IT executives have begun to move their core, often legacy applications from on-premise to public cloud infrastructure with varying levels of success. However, maintaining core systems is critical to business as usual. SAP S/4HANA…
Logistic Solutions Inc. is returning to the Orlando for this year’s ASUG Pre-Conference Seminars, June 4, and the Sapphire Now Conference, June 5-7. As a Gold Partner and the only Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) SAP Value Added Reseller (VAR), LSI was awarded the SAP North America Partner Excellence Award in 2016 and is looking to…
We are also the proud recipient of “Merck’s Economic Inclusion Supplier of the Year Award ”. A journey of thousand miles begins with a single step and LSI is happy and proud to have gotten to the place where we currently are. It has been a wonderful experience working with Merck and its leaders who have been…
AL Limaye with Ex-President, US – Barack Obama and Condoleezza Rice at Call2Lead event, SapphireNow 2018 hosted by President, SAP – Jen Morgan. There are issues near and dear to everyone’s heart. And many people find that having a purpose – committing their time and energy to a higher cause – gives their lives greater…
The philosophy for the SAP gold partners in North America positioning incorporates surveying the SAP Consulting Services in USA, assessing Supplier diversity services and corporate social responsibility services. Subsequent to leading inside and out research and a multi-step examination, LSI outperformed their industry companions and SAP named them a Gold Partner. To be perceived by…