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Skillfully Managing a Manufacturing Reshoring Project – Area Development Online

December 23, 2014

Reshoring is a hot topic in manufacturing. Many companies are already doing it, and according to a recent BCG study, 54 percent of companies with over billion in revenues are now considering it. Walmart has pledged to spend $250 billion over the next 10 years for U.S.-made goods to be sold in their stores, and […]

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After Reshoring — Opportunities For Cloud ERP – Manufacturing Business Technology

December 22, 2014

Reshoring operations back to the United States has recently emerged as an important trend in manufacturing. However, there are some significant challenges facing companies that have moved back or are planning to move back, challenges that present clear opportunities for cloud-based ERP software to provide solutions. The Reshoring Trend Industry analysts, even those who might […]

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After Reshoring: Opportunities For Cloud ERP

December 21, 2014
Reshoring operations back to the United States has recently emerged as an important trend in manufacturing. However, there are some significant challenges facing companies that have moved back or are planning to move back, challenges that present clear …
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Montco toy maker to bring Lincoln Logs production back to US – Lehigh Valley Business

December 18, 2014

A Montgomery County manufacturer of plastic injection molds and K’NEX construction toys is bringing production of one of its classic toy brands back to the United States from China. Lincoln Logs, a classic toy brand developed nearly 100 years ago, is part of the K’NEX family of brands. Beginning next year, […]

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US Reshoring: Real Shift in Production or Just a Fantasy Future? – Chem.Info (blog)

December 17, 2014

With all the news and stories about U.S. manufacturing in the midst of a reshoring drive, a new report looks at the real numbers behind the push to bring production back to our shores. Yesterday, A.T. Kearney released its 2014 Reshoring Index, which looks at the rate and pace of the return of manufacturing operations […]

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Apparel manufacturing picks up in the U.S. – Crain’s New York Business

December 16, 2014

Many big-name retailers have pledged to bring some manufacturing back to the U.S., but experts have questioned the sincerity of the claims. Now a recent study has found that the industry is indeed returning to some local production. Apparel was one of the top three industries to “reshore,” […]

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[REPORT] UK manufacturers create 50000 new jobs as part of a major reshoring … – Manufacturing Global

December 16, 2014

British automotive manufacturing is about to have a resurgence. Over the course of the next two years 50,000 jobs will be created as manufacturers bring production back to home shores. New research suggests that the recent reshoring trend is down, in part, to manufacturers attempting to break into the ‘green’ auto industry. Work previously […]

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‘Reshoring’ Trend Has Little Impact On U.S. Economy, Study Finds – WNIJ and WNIU

December 16, 2014

A report on the phenomenon known as “reshoring” — the opposite of offshoring — shows that while a growing number of companies are returning to the United States to do their manufacturing, the trend is smaller and less significant to the economy than it appears. The authors of Monday’s report say they were intrigued by […]

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‘Reshoring’ Trend Has Little Impact On U.S. Economy, Study Finds – NPR

December 15, 2014
‘Reshoring’ Trend Has Little Impact On U.S. Economy, Study Finds  NPR

“Reshoring,” or bringing U.S. jobs back from overseas, is not as prevalent as has been reported, a consulting firm’s research finds. The study found a total of 300 …

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‘Reshoring’ Trend Has Little Impact On U.S. Economy, Study Finds

December 15, 2014
A report on the phenomenon known as “reshoring” — the opposite of offshoring — shows that while a growing number of companies are returning to the United States to do their manufacturing, the trend is smaller and less significant to the economy than it …
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