Federal, Wal-Mart officials descend on Hickory-area sock maker to celebrate … – Charlotte Business Journal (blog)

March 10, 2015

Eventually, the Hildebrand facility will make 16 million pair of socks per year on advanced-manufacturing knitting machines. Ken Elkins Senior Staff Writer- Charlotte Business Journal Email  |  Twitter  |  Google+ A 60-employee sock plant in the small town of Hildebrand tomorrow becomes a symbol for returning textile production back to the U.S. and bringing new […]

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Use onshoring talent as a ‘farm league’ for your IT staff – TechRepublic

March 10, 2015

One of the more interesting recent innovations in sourcing IT expertise is onshoring. Simply put, onshoring is providing traditional offshore IT services (e.g., software development or infrastructure maintenance) in a traditionally high-cost geography such as the US or Europe. These services provide nearly the same low-cost structure as traditional offshoring, yet have the benefits of […]

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Use onshoring talent as a ‘farm league’ for your IT staff

March 9, 2015
One of the more interesting recent innovations in sourcing IT expertise is onshoring. Simply put, onshoring is providing traditional offshore IT services (e.g., software development or infrastructure maintenance) in a traditionally high-cost geography such …
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Ahilia Announces Everest Group as Research Partner of RevAmerica 2015 – US … – WebWire (press release)

March 4, 2015

Ahilia Inc., a global services, outsourcing and technology marketing consultancy, announced that Everest Group, a leading advisory and research firm in the global services space, is the Research Partner of RevAmerica 2015, the only national conference dedicated to U.S. domestic sourcing (onshoring) of IT and BPO services. “We are excited to […]

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Our View: Black Diamond brings back jobs – Standard-Examiner

March 4, 2015

During the Great Recession many U.S. companies pursued outsourcing arrangements overseas to take advantage of lower labor costs and reduced taxes. Now the economic climate has changed, and many companies are “reshoring” by bringing outsourced jobs back. And Utah stands to benefit from this new trend, especially […]

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Re-Shoring’s No Trend, But It’s Real, For Good Reasons – Procurement Leaders (blog)

March 2, 2015

My colleague Jonathan Webb, who, as head of strategy research at Procurement Leaders, has his finger on the pulse of the function, recently blogged about the supposed trend of re-shoring.   Despite the hype, there is no such trend, he writes. In fact, the trend may be in the other direction, his research […]

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The next Government needs to rethink manufacturing policy – The Information Daily

March 2, 2015

Rebuilding the UK’s fractured manufacturing supply chains is not going to happen on a significant scale without a major policy effort. I’ve been banging on about the reshoring opportunity for some time and a new report reinforces what I’ve been saying. Reshoring in some industries could add £15.3 billion to the UK economy and create hundreds […]

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Initiative: Reshoring beneficial for US manufacturers – Republican & Herald

February 28, 2015

Companies were encouraged to reshore by bringing their manufacturing back into the United States for the various benefits it offers Friday at One Norwegian Plaza. “What we’re trying to do is educate manufacturers … There’s a lot of things happening offshore, especially in China. Wages are going up, the costs are expensive, […]

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US manufacturing faces 2 million worker shortage over the next decade – Study – SteelGuru

February 28, 2015

(Follow @steelguru on Twitter for important updates) According to new research from Deloitte and the Manufacturing Institute, the US faces a need for nearly 3.5 million manufacturing jobs over the next decade and 2 million of those jobs are likely to go unfilled. Two parallel studies – The Skills Gap in US Manufacturing: 2015 and […]

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Coventry Gateway decision may see jobs lost to other regions – Birmingham Post

February 27, 2015

The Communities and local Government Secretary Eric Pickles recently turned down the proposed ‘Coventry Gateway’ scheme. The proposed development – which could have created thousands of jobs, had been approved by both Coventry City Council and Warwick District Council, and was backed by the Coventry and Warwickshire Local Enterprise Partnership. Pickles had “called in” the […]

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