Community
Ask questions. Get answers.
Join discussions. Share your thoughts. Talk to your peers. Find help. Belong. That’s networking.
Our members tell us that networking is the No.1 reason why they belong to the Shared Services & Outsourcing Network. It’s also why our members attend shared services conferences and seminars and exchange business cards. Networking is vital for survival; we need each other’s support and encouragement when we’re fighting in-house battles and making difficult decisions.
SSON allows you to network with our global community through:
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SSON Q&A Forum:
Post questions and read answers from our international membership. Want to lend your thoughts on a particular question? Feel free to answer other people’s questions. Many of the questions posted are also answered by members of our Advisory Board and highlighted as ‘Expert Comment’. |
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LinkedIn Networking Group:
Start discussions, find solutions and get connected with our exclusive SSON LinkedIn Networking Group. Open to the entire SS&O community, our networking group allows you to connect with industry practitioners, providers and advisors and grow your personal contact list -
get connected today.
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SSON Community Blogs:
Keep up to date with the latest news, views and insider information from around the world. Our dedicated and guest bloggers discuss current events, future thoughts and generally anything SS&O related. |
Our regular bloggers include:
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Peter Allen, Partner and Managing Director,TPI
Peter blogs on current developments in the sourcing market - as seen through his global lens.
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Phil Fersht, Research Director, Global Services & Outsourcing, AMR Research.
Phil's Horses for Sources is the leading blog in the sourcing space.
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Jamie Liddell, Online Editor, Shared Services & Outsourcing Network
Jamie writes SSON's editorial blog: email him your thoughts on the site and what you'd like to see covered.
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Ankush Wadhwa, Co-founder & Head of Business Development,BPOVoice.com
Ankush writes on various outsourcing- and shared services-related topics inspired by his position at the head of one of SSON's partner organizations.
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