insource
/ˈɪnsɔːs/ verb [I or T]Definition
› PRODUCTION, HR, WORKPLACE to do work, obtain services, etc. within a company rather than employing another organization to do it: There is a new study on how the federal government can insource more tasks that are currently done by private companies.
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