Reducing Exposure to China: (Whitepaper Teaser)

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Our next topic in the Vue™ Whitepaper Series examines the strategies employed by American companies to mitigate their exposure to Chinese manufacturing while ensuring consistent quality, optimizing supply chain efficiency, and controlling costs.

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China has become a powerhouse in Global manufacturing for countless reasons, including population size, technology development, and price. Companies face numerous challenges in reducing this dependency.

In future publications, we will present a comprehensive framework encompassing diversification, localization, technology adoption, and supplier relationship management. By implementing these strategies, American companies can successfully navigate the shifting landscape of global manufacturing, reduce risks associated with geopolitical factors, and maintain a competitive edge.

 

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Russ Gimson

Russ Gimson

As Senior VP of Customer Engagement, Russ brings more than 20 years of experience supporting organizations to maximize their value in the global supply chain, from sourcing to strategy to entrepreneurship. With an MBA in International Business and Marketing, Russ has a wealth of experience in global supply chains, including consumer goods, industrial manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, finance, telecommunications, apparel, packaging, and international trade.