Cost saving advantages and the labor expertise has made Mexico the country of choice not only for start ups, but for many major international companies as well. The default used to be Asia, but with wages and trade regulations changing significantly in recent years, the tides have changed to the “right-shore”.
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A new term, self described by 3D Robotics as a “bi-national start up” has been taking shape with companies looking to flex their cost saving muscle by having manufacturing facilities in Mexico and administrative offices in boarding US cities.
Erik Bjontegrad, an ex-Communal executive, who is now President of Total Communicator Solutions speaks to the value of the Baja-Southern California connections and encourages business to look at Mexico because the benefits cannot be ignored. “The work ethic, the level of talent and the close proximity cannot be underplayed,” he said. “Mexico is different. It is Hispanic in nature and values relationships, so face-to-face meetings are key. Embrace the difference – and reap the rewards.”
Erik Bjontegrad, an ex-Communal executive, who is now President of Total Communicator Solutions speaks to the value of the Baja-Southern California connections and encourages business to look at Mexico because the benefits cannot be ignored. “The work ethic, the level of talent and the close proximity cannot be underplayed,” he said. “Mexico is different. It is Hispanic in nature and values relationships, so face-to-face meetings are key. Embrace the difference – and reap the rewards.”
We know the benefits of offshoring - whether it be cutting costs or moving operations from Asia to this shore, Mexico is a solid manufacturing option for a companies looking at the their strategic plans in this new global economy.
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