LAS VEGAS, June 26, 2017 -- LaSalle Solutions, a leading provider of technology lifecycle asset management services, is exhibiting today in booth 723 at Cisco Live, Cisco’s annual IT and communications conference, taking place June 25–29 at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas. LaSalle will be in the World of Solutions throughout the week to demonstrate the advanced features of LAMPSM, the company’s industry-leading cloud-based asset and maintenance contract management platform.
Cisco Live offers a unique combination of in-depth technical education, training and cutting-edge insight from the experts and organizations that are setting the agenda for the future of technology and business.
“We always look forward to Cisco Live, so we are excited to be back again this year,” said Steven Robb, president of the solutions group at LaSalle Solutions. “We believe that the right partner changes everything, so this is a great opportunity for us to connect with industry leaders from around the country to forge new relationships.”
As a leading provider of technology lifecycle asset management services, LaSalle Solutions delivers complete solutions that complement Cisco services through asset discovery, management and maintenance contract accuracy and optimization using LAMP.
LAMP enables customers to view and manage their maintenance contracts and asset information in one place and in real time. With LAMP, customers quickly and efficiently report on and plan for equipment operations, migrations and upgrades. Customers using LAMP also experience decreased downtime, compliance assurance and improved operational business outcomes.
“As a Cisco Gold partner, we have demonstrated our ability to deliver real value to our customers,” said Robb. “We can’t wait to show visitors to booth 723 at the World of Solutions how LaSalle’s best-in-class processes and industry-leading LAMP platform can help transform the way they manage their assets and maintenance contracts.”
About LaSalle Solutions
Founded in 1980, LaSalle Solutions is a leading provider of technology lifecycle asset management services. LaSalle enables its customers to improve their technology operations through enhanced processes, management and reporting for better planning and return on investment. LaSalle Solutions’ processes, outstanding customer service and powerful, market-leading cloud-based toolset, LAMP, enable customers to obtain better business outcomes through transparency and reliable results at their fingertips.
LaSalle Solutions is a subsidiary of MB Financial Bank, N.A., a commercial bank headquartered in Chicago. MB Financial Inc. is the publicly traded holding company for MB Financial Bank, N.A. and is traded on the NASDAQ as “MBFI.”
For more information on LaSalle Solutions, please visit www.elasalle.com and www.YouTube.com/LaSalleSolutions.
LaSalle Solutions and LAMP are registered trademarks of LaSalle Solutions in the United States. All other product and company names herein may be trademarks of their registered owners.
Press Contact Beth Kirshenberg LaSalle Solutions 847.823.9600 [email protected]


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