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  • verb Present participle of nearshore.

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Examples

  • That is why the U.S.Latin American outsourcing alliances are called nearshoring.

    Your Call Is (Not That) Important to Us Emily Yellin 2009

  • So-called "nearshoring" could generate a reverse globalization that brings manufacturing back to Mexico.

    China Media Blog 2008

  • So-called "nearshoring" could generate a reverse globalization that brings manufacturing back to Mexico.

    Chinalyst - China blogs in English 2008

  • On a recent earnings call, ADP's chief executive used terms such as "smartshoring," and "nearshoring" to describe the strategy.

    The Coming Death Of Indian Outsourcing 2008

  • With this objective, both Barcelona and its metropolitan universities. area have great potential in the following areas: Barcelona Service Centre (nearshoring): large multinational enterprises tend to concentrate Mobility: in the ICT area, the concept of mobility refers to a set of technologies that permit those activities that are common to different delegations in one place.

    Recently Uploaded Slideshows barcelonabusiness@slideshare.net(barcelonabusiness 2010

  • The strategy for its tech companies is to compete on quality and proximity to the U.S., which he called "nearshoring."

    The Seattle Times 2010

  • Consider so many companies in the US sending executives to Brazil and India to maintain quality on their nearshoring and BPO, maybe it is time to bring back supersonic air travel.

    Silicon Valley Watcher - at the intersection of technology and media 2010

  • "Mexico is the preferred nearshoring destination, with 84% of the respondents choosing it as a place for sourcing or manufacturing, followed by Canada at 55% and Brazil at 49%," the AMR report said, adding that Eastern Europe was also seeing more interest as a sourcing location.

    Purchasing - Top Stories 2010

  • A quarterly report on supply chain risk from AMR Research found that buyers will increase their nearshoring sourcing and manufacturing activities by a ratio of 5 to 1.

    Purchasing - Top Stories 2010

  • In the world of business, social media, led by Twitter, is forcing companies to augment the offshoring of reactive customer service with the nearshoring of proactive customer engagement.

    Resonance Partnership Blog 2009

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