Onshoring

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The term domestic relocation or English onshoring describes a form of relocation of corporate functions and processes within the country of origin, usually close to the client. Large customers in particular often insist on physical proximity.

As an example, one can use a car factory for Smart in Hambach , which produces parts for their vehicle - e.g. B. doors, painting work or entire components - from another company (supplier), which is located in the same place. The proximity to the customer is a strategic advantage.

advantages

With onshoring, the advantages such as an optimized cost structure, more flexible operating structures and more efficient internal processes are raised without compromising the quality of service. The local proximity in Germany ensures a smooth exchange of communication and possible friction losses are reduced to a minimum. A common understanding of the law is essential, especially in the area of ​​finance and accounting.

  • optimized cost structure
  • Making the operational structures more flexible
  • more efficient and effective coordination and communication (see also on offshoring and nearshoring )
  • Better control and influence on contractors (see also on offshoring and nearshoring)
  • no language difficulties
  • no time shifts
  • common understanding of law
  • Job security in the home country

See also