1. to bring work or production back in-house after it has been outsourced; to return a business function to internal management
Usage: business; third person singular present tense of 'insource'

Examples

• The company insources its customer service operations to improve quality control.
• After years of outsourcing, the manufacturer insources production to reduce costs and increase oversight.
• The firm insources its IT department to better protect sensitive data.
• She insources the design work that was previously handled by external contractors.
• The corporation insources manufacturing to create local jobs and strengthen supply chain resilience.