nearshore

The idea of nearshoring certainly isn't new to American companies.

Under nearshoring, service provider teams are located in Mexico and Latin America, rather than halfway around the globe.

Among his many achievements, De la Garza leads Source One's Nearshoring Advisory Practice which he developed from the ground up by leveraging his language skills and knowledge of the Latin American market landscape.

Nearshoring has become significantly more prevalent in the medtech industry of late as companies attempt to reduce their supply chain risk and streamline operating costs.

[beaucoup moins que]Pour le nearshoring, nous sommes competitifs.

Moving jobs to the regions, known as a 'northshoring', or from overseas ('nearshoring'), can save around 40 per cent in salaries, say CBRE specialists.

Not all of the nearshoring was completed in a timely manner owing to difficulties in hiring skilled employees in a short time.

as their preferred location for nearshoring. An equal percentage of respondents cited Mexico as the most attractive nearshoring locale, but in the firm's survey just two years ago, 63% chose Mexico, while only 19% said they would choose the U.S.

IT company and outsourcing firm Syntel (NASDAQ: SYNT) appointed Nitin Rakesh to the position of president -- Americas, Business Development and Nearshoring Center, effective September 3, 2012.

NEARSHORING AND RESHORING are significant topics of discussion in the outsourcing community.