WT 360: LMI’s approach to ‘commercial-grade, mission-ready technology’ and innovation cultures
Adam Adamczyk helps LMI's efforts to maintain a culture of innovation as its vice president of sales, engineering and rapid prototyping. LMI photo.
By
Ross Wilkers
Alex Adamczyk – vice president of sales, engineering and rapid prototyping at LMI – explains how Top 100 Company No. 73 seeks to blend its technology and business blueprints so it can bring innovations to agencies.
LMI touts itself as a provider of “commercial-grade, mission-ready technology” as a description of its goal to bring fast-moving technology into federal environments with strict requirements on security and other key matters.
But how does LMI define that technology and how do they bring it forward to agencies?
Alex Adamczyk – vice president of sales, engineering and rapid prototyping at company No. 73 on our 2026 Top 100 – joins for this episode to answer those questions and more about LMI’s approach to innovation and integration.
Culture is everything, to the point that LMI reorganized the company to emphasize that every employee plays a role in innovation. Adamczyk takes our Ross Wilkers through the company’s new structure to achieve that aim.
Adamczyk also explains how the unique, bespoke nature of certain government problems does not necessarily prevent industry and agencies from embracing more commercial-like development and integration approaches.
