This report covers the benefits of localizing a supply chain, major costs to consider, potential barriers to relocation and the steps a business should take if it decides to onshore.
By Oracle Netsuite ·
April 12, 2021
The COVID-19 crisis has exposed the lack of visibility many organizations had into their offshore suppliers and manufacturers, leading to a call for greater supply chain resilience and traceability.
This call for greater traceability has led many businesses to consider moving pieces of their supply chain to local regions—for U.S. companies, that means back to North America.
This report covers the benefits of localizing a supply chain, major costs to consider, potential barriers to relocation and the steps a business should take if it decides to onshore.
Oracle News & Resources
Future-proofing with warehouse management systems (WMS)
The CFO’s Guide to Planning and Analysis
A Practical Guide to Financial Modeling and Projections for Growing Businesses
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective CFOs
The 80/20 CFO
Overstocks, Stockouts and Backorders, Oh My!
Make or Break Business KPI Metrics
More Oracle
Latest in Materials Handling
Empowering Your Workforce: Integration of Wearables and AMRs to Increase Picking Productivity
Automate 2024 hit record of 42,895 registrants earlier this month in Chicago
SICK celebrates groundbreaking of $64 million expansion in Bloomington, Minnesota
Hangcha Forklift Canada partners with EMU as forklift provider for Circuit Gilles Villeneuve Race
First Supply partners with Exotec for warehouse robotics solution
Packaging Efficiency: The modern way to reduce freight costs
Agility Robotics brings on CSO, expands other leadership roles
More Materials Handling