What are the key issues which executives are facing when diversifying their supply chain & manufacturing?
Global Manufacturing & Supply Chain Footprint Analysis & Implementation
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Metals-Industry Sourcing & Supply Chain in Mexico
How Mexico helps navigate tariff, labor & supply opportunities
Commercial, Operational & Organizational Diagnosis of China Operations
Why are manufacturers relocating out of China? What are some critical considerations?
Feasibility Study: Future tariffs and landed costs from China a concern?
Client is a publicly traded Georgia manufacturer of electronic products, who was concerned about
the long-term viability of their China operation.
Setting up your company’s operating structure in Mexico
Executives whose companies face profitability or expansion challenges by manufacturing in the US, and who are considering Mexico as an alternative.
Is Mexico an option for moving your US operations?
Client is a North Carolina-based manufacturer of outdoor recreational equipment, with a major factory in North Carolina plus 2 smaller operations in China, 3 in Thailand, & 1 in Vietnam.
Closing China Operations? The Dangers & Challenges of Closing a Factory
The process of closing China operations can threaten a company’s ability to properly serve its customers. If the plan is not carefully thought-through and not properly implemented, a plant closure can stress a company’s operational stability, strain supplier relationships, and risk one’s brand reputation around the world.
Relocating Out of China? Critical Considerations
Companies are relocating their China-based operations to reduce labor costs, lessen tariff exposure, protect their IP, and move closer to customers. If you’re looking at doing so as well, you’ll need to be prepared for some new challenges.
Mitigating Fraud & Corruption in China Operations
What are the best Corrective Actions and How can we address on-going risk?
2023 Headwinds to Manufacturing In-China/For-China
For decades, manufacturing in China for the China market was a happy time. US multinational companies (MNC) took their tried-and-true designs there to address a huge untapped China demand.