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Join LIDD at SuiteWorld 2026!
Join LIDD at SuiteWorld 2026 to explore smarter scaling with NetSuite.
Are you attending SuiteWorld 2026 in Las Vegas this October? Stop by and meet LIDD, an award-winning NetSuite Alliance Partner specializing in supply chain and ERP implementations.
With LIDD’s deep roots in industrial engineering and expertise across supply chain, logistics, and technology, we uniquely bridge operational complexity and NetSuite’s capabilities. Whether you’re implementing NetSuite for the first time or optimizing integrations with WMS, EDI, and SuiteApps, our team designs, deploys, and supports fully integrated solutions tailored to manufacturing, distribution, food & beverage, and retail businesses
When: 25-28 October 2026
Where: The Cosmopolitan | Las Vegas, Nevada
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Jeff Hamilton
Partner, LIDD
Jeff is a highly experienced professional in facility design and optimization within the food and beverage and consumer goods industries. With extensive project management skills, he has successfully led the design of multiple facilities, and now oversees the LIDD LA office team. Jeff's leadership and dedication ensure exceptional results and cutting-edge facility design solutions. He holds a bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from McGill University.
View Full ProfileBen Vanderbeek
Partner, LIDD
Ben has more than 10 years of experience in leading technology teams, with numerous implementations and integrations of NetSuite Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software within distribution, ecommerce, and manufacturing industries. He leads the ERP practice at LIDD, including projects to implement Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central ERP, and integrate with the Generix Solochain Manufacturing Execution System (MES) and Warehouse Management System (WMS). Ben holds a BS in Computer Science from California State University Long Beach and has earned certifications as a NetSuite Administrator and a NetSuite ERP Consultant.
View Full ProfileAbout LIDD
LIDD is a global team of design, strategy, and technology experts specializing in end-to-end supply chain transformation. With offices in Montreal, Toronto, Atlanta, LA, and France, LIDD guides organizations through evolving market demands, providing data-driven insights and strategic recommendations to enhance overall supply chain performance.
Our offerings encompass a wide range of services designed to optimize supply chains, enhance technology infrastructure, and facilitate facility design and implementation. With a comprehensive suite of services, advanced technology solutions, and unmatched expertise, LIDD empowers organizations to transform, innovate, and excel in today’s competitive marketplace.
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LIDD Recognized as NetSuite Summer 2026 Alliance Partner Spotlight Winner for Food and Beverage
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