inhouse

Not farmed out

In-house means within an organization rather than outsourced to external parties: We handle all our marketing in-house.

As an adjective, it describes resources or staff belonging to the organization itself: an in-house legal team, in-house training.

The term contrasts with contracted, freelance, or third-party services.

Also spelled in house or in-house.

internal

internal

Situated within

resident · localized · centralized · dedicated · self-contained · captive · embedded · integral · staff · headquarters

proprietary

custom-built

Manufactured to individual requirements

branded · confidential · private · patent · copyright · restricted · exclusive · proprietary · licensed · protected

operations

management

Organizing and directing resources

coordination · logistics · scheduling · workflow · processes · compliance · standardization · monitoring · governance · auditing

teamwork

collaboration

Joint intellectual work

cooperation · interdepartmental · cross-functional · cohesiveness · unity · camaraderie · rapport · networking · support · solidarity

Opposites
organizational location of work/resources

inhouseoutsourced

Assigned to external parties

external · contracted · third-party · outsource · offshored

Family

house, household, housing, houses, warehouse, greenhouse, indoor, housework, housekeeper

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G