Emerging nations lose their luster as logistics managers evaluate risk/reward of localization "Reducing total landed cost was the goal of many U.S. companies moving manufacturing to Asia in past decade. But that may have been a faulty proof, say researchers at UTs Global Supply Chain Institute. Evidence from new research,suggests a more localized supply chain for many products may soon be making a comeback." - Patrick Burnson, Executive Editor - SupplyChain Management Review Research and discuss the above