Definition of homeshoring in English:

homeshoring

(also homesourcing)

nounˈhəʊmʃɔːrɪŋˈhōmSHôriNG

mass noun

The practice of transferring employment that was previously carried out in a company's office or factory to employees' homes.
家包（指先前在公司或工厂内完成的任务改在家里完成的做法）
Example sentencesExamples
- How can you simultaneously defend the practice of offshore outsourcing but still celebrate homeshoring?
- Since telecommuters cost companies less than office workers, "homesourcing" offers an alternative to offshore outsourcing.
- Here's a link to a press release from Housteau, a firm dealing with homeshoring, opening up a new development center in Columbus.
- The popular word these days is homeshoring.
- Just ahead in our company's future is home sourcing.
- The botched experiment led the company to the notion of "homeshoring centers" in the United States that nonetheless offer low costs to customers.
- Another story takes a longer look at one homeshoring firm, Decisions Design.
- Following the "homeshoring" meme, there are lots of reports this month about American firms souring on offshore outsourcing and reverting to onshore outsourcing instead.
- This would be consistent with the homeshoring phenomenon of tech sectors doing well in lower-wage areas outside of Silicon Valley.

Origin

Early 21st century: on the pattern of offshoring.

Definition of homeshoring in US English:

homeshoring

nounˈhōmSHôriNG

The practice of transferring employment that was previously carried out in a company's office or factory to employees' homes.
家包（指先前在公司或工厂内完成的任务改在家里完成的做法）
Example sentencesExamples
- Another story takes a longer look at one homeshoring firm, Decisions Design.
- Just ahead in our company's future is home sourcing.
- The popular word these days is homeshoring.
- This would be consistent with the homeshoring phenomenon of tech sectors doing well in lower-wage areas outside of Silicon Valley.
- Here's a link to a press release from Housteau, a firm dealing with homeshoring, opening up a new development center in Columbus.
- How can you simultaneously defend the practice of offshore outsourcing but still celebrate homeshoring?
- The botched experiment led the company to the notion of "homeshoring centers" in the United States that nonetheless offer low costs to customers.
- Since telecommuters cost companies less than office workers, "homesourcing" offers an alternative to offshore outsourcing.
- Following the "homeshoring" meme, there are lots of reports this month about American firms souring on offshore outsourcing and reverting to onshore outsourcing instead.

Origin

Early 21st century: on the pattern of offshoring.

词汇	homeshoring
释义	Definition of homeshoring in English: homeshoring (also homesourcing) nounˈhəʊmʃɔːrɪŋˈhōmSHôriNG mass noun The practice of transferring employment that was previously carried out in a company's office or factory to employees' homes. 家包（指先前在公司或工厂内完成的任务改在家里完成的做法） Example sentencesExamples How can you simultaneously defend the practice of offshore outsourcing but still celebrate homeshoring? Since telecommuters cost companies less than office workers, "homesourcing" offers an alternative to offshore outsourcing. Here's a link to a press release from Housteau, a firm dealing with homeshoring, opening up a new development center in Columbus. The popular word these days is homeshoring. Just ahead in our company's future is home sourcing. The botched experiment led the company to the notion of "homeshoring centers" in the United States that nonetheless offer low costs to customers. Another story takes a longer look at one homeshoring firm, Decisions Design. Following the "homeshoring" meme, there are lots of reports this month about American firms souring on offshore outsourcing and reverting to onshore outsourcing instead. This would be consistent with the homeshoring phenomenon of tech sectors doing well in lower-wage areas outside of Silicon Valley. Origin Early 21st century: on the pattern of offshoring. Definition of homeshoring in US English: homeshoring nounˈhōmSHôriNG The practice of transferring employment that was previously carried out in a company's office or factory to employees' homes. 家包（指先前在公司或工厂内完成的任务改在家里完成的做法） Example sentencesExamples Another story takes a longer look at one homeshoring firm, Decisions Design. Just ahead in our company's future is home sourcing. The popular word these days is homeshoring. This would be consistent with the homeshoring phenomenon of tech sectors doing well in lower-wage areas outside of Silicon Valley. Here's a link to a press release from Housteau, a firm dealing with homeshoring, opening up a new development center in Columbus. How can you simultaneously defend the practice of offshore outsourcing but still celebrate homeshoring? The botched experiment led the company to the notion of "homeshoring centers" in the United States that nonetheless offer low costs to customers. Since telecommuters cost companies less than office workers, "homesourcing" offers an alternative to offshore outsourcing. Following the "homeshoring" meme, there are lots of reports this month about American firms souring on offshore outsourcing and reverting to onshore outsourcing instead. Origin Early 21st century: on the pattern of offshoring.
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