Understanding Reshoring
Reshoring is the process of moving manufacturing, production, or supply chain operations back to the country where products are sold or where the company is headquartered after previously operating overseas.
For many organizations, reshoring represents an opportunity to improve operational control, shorten supply chains, reduce transportation complexity, and better respond to customer demand. While every business case is unique, reshoring has become an increasingly important consideration as companies seek greater resilience in a rapidly changing global marketplace.
Whether production is returning from Asia, Europe, or another international location, reshoring focuses on bringing operations closer to home to support long-term business objectives.
The Language of Global Manufacturing
Comparing Manufacturing Strategies
CASE STUDY
Diebold Nixdorf Brings Manufacturing Back to Ohio
Diebold Nixdorf reshored production operations to Ohio to improve supply chain resilience, increase responsiveness to North American customers, and support long-term growth. By reducing reliance on overseas manufacturing, the company gained greater operational flexibility while positioning itself to better meet evolving market demands.
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