ARTICLE – Three Commitments for Sustainable Success
Published May 2011
By Miles Free III
We have all learned that the capability to make things is not what drives the market for our products.
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21 Ways Offshoring Medical Parts Manufacture Is Bad Business
Setting up and operating offshore manufacturing doesn’t save money on a total cost basis, but trying to do so may compromise quality, delivery and product development, which could otherwise provide real cost reduction and the pursuit of new high-profit opportunities, like mass customizing of products. 21 ways to think about the real consequences of offshor manufacturing are provided by David M.Anderson, Ph.D in this Orthoworld article.