You’ve probably heard the term “nearshoring” tossed around at conferences or seen it in your LinkedIn feed lately. It seems everyone’s talking about it, but what’s the real story? Is it just another ...

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The risks of allocating orders to "one big basket on the other side of the world" are gaining renewed attention in the current environment.

The nearshoring boom is not a myth or a mirage, according to players from across the Western Hemisphere. While the concept is often spoken of in the abstract, the concrete evolution of the sourcing ...

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Many companies have been using outsourcing since the 1980s in an attempt to reduce costs. Brazil, China and India have become references in the global economy as powerhouses for call centers, customer ...