Lean Solutions Group lands on MES Midmarket 100 list

Lean Solutions Group was named to MES Computing’s 2026 MES Midmarket 100 list, a recognition that spotlights vendors serving midsize companies with technology built for growth and operational efficiency. The honor underscores Lean Solutions Group’s push to help logistics and supply chain customers adopt AI and automation without the cost and disruption of large-scale overhaul.

Why it matters: - The MES Midmarket 100 recognizes technology vendors that serve midsize organizations with products and services aimed at growth, innovation and operational success. - Lean Solutions Group’s inclusion signals demand for AI-enabled logistics tools that can improve performance without replacing core systems. - The recognition also puts a spotlight on the company’s Human + AI operating model for supply chain and logistics customers.

What happened: - MES Computing, a brand of The Channel Company, named Lean Solutions Group to its 2026 MES Midmarket 100 list. - Lean Solutions Group announced the recognition on July 15, 2026, from Miami. - The 2026 MES Computing Midmarket 100 online coverage begins at more information.

The details: - MES Computing defines midmarket organizations as companies with annual revenue of $50 million to $2 billion and/or 100 to 2,500 supported users or seats. - Vendors were selected based on their go-to-market strategy, innovation for the midmarket and the strength of their product portfolios. - Lean Solutions Group was recognized for helping midmarket logistics and supply chain organizations reach enterprise-class operational performance without the complexity tied to large automation projects. - The LeanTek platform sits at the center of that approach. - LeanTek AgentEdge automates high-volume operational workflows using AI. - LeanTek Connect provides real-time workforce intelligence and operational visibility across distributed teams. - The company says these tools support its Human + AI operating model by pairing AI-driven execution with operational experts. - Lean Solutions Group says the model helps customers optimize warehouse and logistics operations, speed up issue resolution, improve throughput and get more value from existing technology investments. - The company says its approach integrates with existing systems rather than replacing them, which is meant to reduce risk, cost and operational disruption. - Lean Solutions Group says the company has operated for 14 years in the supply chain sector. - The company says it serves hundreds of clients across multiple industries. - Lean Solutions Group says it has more than 12,000 employees in six countries and more than 600 clients.

Between the lines: - The recognition suggests midmarket buyers are looking for practical AI, not just new software layers. - Lean Solutions Group is positioning itself as a bridge between automation and operational staffing, especially for companies that lack large internal teams to manage complex transformations. - The award language favors vendors that can scale with midsize customers, which fits Lean Solutions Group’s pitch around faster modernization with less disruption. - “Many organizations are eager to embrace AI and automation but don't have the internal resources to manage increasingly complex operations,” said Chris Strammiello, chief revenue officer of Lean Solutions Group. - Samara Lynn, senior editor of MES Computing at The Channel Company, said the list highlights vendors that understand the distinct needs of midsize organizations and help IT teams innovate and accelerate growth.

What’s next: - MES Computing’s full 2026 Midmarket 100 coverage is now rolling out online. - Lean Solutions Group is likely to continue using the recognition to reinforce its position in logistics and supply chain technology. - The company’s next growth test will be showing measurable customer results from its Human + AI model at scale.

The bottom line: - Lean Solutions Group now has a third-party endorsement that supports its pitch: midsize logistics companies can modernize with AI without taking on the complexity of a full systems overhaul.