How to Vet an “Automation-Enabled” Domestic Supplier
Reshoring pitches now lead with automation. Six diligence questions that separate a genuinely automated supplier from a demo cell.
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How to Vet an “Automation-Enabled” Domestic Supplier
Reshoring pitches now lead with automation. Six diligence questions that separate a genuinely automated supplier from a demo cell.
Read more →Locking In Supplier Capacity Before Q4: What July's ISM Data Says About the Window
Manufacturing PMI hit 55.6% in July 2026 as backlogs jumped and supplier deliveries slowed again. A playbook for the Q4 capacity talk.
Read more →Section 338 Was Paused, Then Took Effect: What Canadian Sourcing Exposure Looks Like Now
The first-ever Section 338 action put a 50% duty on about $20 billion of Canadian goods. A three-day pause expired without a deal and the duty took effect …
Read more →