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Bestshoring is not a location. It is the architecture that governs where work lives, who does it, and how it is organized. This visual framework makes the hierarchy clear.

Article The Bestshoring Architecture™ Why Every Delivery Model Decision Is a Bestshoring Decision By Johnnie R. Moore Jr. | The JR Moore Group, Inc. | February 2026 Executive Summary Every organization has already made Bestshoring decisions. Most made them implicitly. This article introduces The Bestshoring Architecture™, the strategic framework that makes those decisions deliberate by

A Bestshoring Case Study in Digital & AI Readiness Milestone updates fragmented across your network. Some through EDI. Most manual. Every location doing it differently, on their own timeline. The result: stale data, missed exceptions, reactive firefighting, and the question that signals your network is running blind: “Where is my freight?” If your customers are

Definition Three Questions What It’s Not Location Options Technology & AI Assessing Readiness For Leaders Next Steps Executive Summary Bestshoring is a strategic approach to determining where work should live, who should do it, and how it should be organized. It is not a geographic label. Organizations that start with location before strategy spend years

Most bestshoring assessments ask the wrong question. They focus on "where should work live?" when the real question is "what makes your operation ready to support any location decision?" The Six Dimensions of Bestshoring Readiness™ framework provides a systematic approach to evaluating operational maturity across six interconnected dimensions.

I recently had the pleasure of attending the CSCMP South Florida Roundtable’s panel on Florida’s evolving regulatory landscape. Kudos to Megan Smith, VP of Programs, and the organizing team for bringing Fernando Valle and Amanda Fraser from Colodny Fass to share insights on how legislation, insurance, and local regulations impact logistics operations. One insight from