Chinese shop, American style, global success  

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Deligio, Tony

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Modern Plastics Worldwide vol. 87 no. 7 (Oct. 2010), page 98.
Topik: John Fiocchi; James Fiocchi; Feng Ping; Molding Machines

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After four months of searching, negotiating, and cajoling, John (below left) and James Fiocchi had rescued all 575 of their tools from six former Chinese vendors. Surrounded by pallets loaded with enclosure tools and their 1200 inserts, the brothers, half a world from their Chicago-area homes, faced a life-altering, “Now what?” moment. It was 2008, and the Fiocchi brothers, after nearly 20 years of sourcing from China for their enclosure businesses, realized that they had lost control of their supply chain and faced a potentially disastrous production disruption. Fast forward to the summer of 2010, and the Fiocchis run a wholly owned moldmaking and molding shop in China, with a burgeoning assembly business and a compelling pitch to Western customers: the China price from a shop built and run with an American style.

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