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Asim Akram

Asim joined MSAI in June 2025. Asim began his career in technology consulting at global firms including Accenture and KPMG. He later founded and scaled Orion, a SaaS platform company, where he successfully built a recurring-revenue model and led expansion across North America. Subsequently, Asim has held multiple executive roles at Honeywell, where he successfully led global businesses with a focus on revenue growth and margin expansion, operational discipline, and product innovation. He also played a key role in leading M&A integration efforts in Honeywell's fire and safety business. Most recently, Asim led the transportation business at ORBCOMM, where he successfully grew operations by forming strategic alliances with original equipment manufacturers, value-added resellers, and online marketplace platforms and expanding ORBCOMM's footprint globally. Asim, holds a Masters in Business Administration from M.I.T. Sloan School of Management, a Masters in Information Management from Stevens Institute of Technology and a Bachelors in Engineering from Northeastern University.

Asim Akram

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The Visibility Gap Inside Smart Warehouses
Posted by Asim Akram on June 26, 2026

Investment in smart warehouses cannot stop at the automation layer itself. The condition monitoring strategies protecting those environments must evolve at the same pace as the ...

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News Coverage

The Visibility Gap Inside Smart Warehouses
Posted by Asim Akram on June 26, 2026

Investment in smart warehouses cannot stop at the automation layer itself. The condition monitoring strategies protecting those environments must evolve at the same pace as the ...

News Coverage

AI Workloads Compressing Data Center Failure Timelines
Posted by Asim Akram on May 29, 2026

Rising AI workloads are straining data centers, with rack densities jumping from ~20 kW to over 100 kW and infrastructure running closer to its limits continuously. Traditional ...