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SOTL Week In Review: Bad Week To Be Named 'Mark'

McKay wrote 3 weeks ago: That wraps up another week at the State of the Line offices. We’re still getting back into the … more →

Tags: Mark Mangino, Mark Funkhouser, frankie valli

Edition 2

laurenmcshanag wrote 2 months ago: Well, well, well.  Another week, another blog to inform my 0 readers about what’s been going o … more →

Tags: 3ssr, A Guy A Girl and an Asian, Anne Frank Footage, parklife, The Hawthorn

North West Media and Marketing

Rob Brown wrote 5 months ago: ‘How Do’ serves the media industry in the North West of England, offering news, opinion … more →

Tags: Blogs and Blogging, Journalism, ROB BROWN, Marketing, how do, guest editor, North West, media, England

June wk1 Review

hamishhillnz wrote 6 months ago: Short week with being away for Queens Birthday, Cold & Wet week too. no PM training due to work … more →

Tags: Weekly Review

Heavy Water

ssonetwork wrote 9 months ago: Reading a CNN report on the current tribulations of the Japanese economy (currently in the throes of … more →

Tags: SSon, Shared Services, Outsourcing, sharedservices, Crisis, Economic, Downturn, Sourcing, hackett

SOTL Week in Review: Cold Start, Warm Ending

McKay wrote 10 months ago: Yes, we’re still working out the kinks in our new posting schedule — more posts split be … more →

Snow Joke

ssonetwork wrote 10 months ago: Amazing what a difference a bit of snow makes to the London landscape – the difference being t … more →

Tags: SSon, Shared Services, Outsourcing, sharedservices, Economic, Podcast, Interview, London, summit

SOTL Week in Review: The More Things Change...

McKay wrote 10 months ago: So, it’s been an odd week here on the blog. As we mentioned earlier in the week, there have be … more →

SOTL Week in Review: Inaugurationpalooza

McKay wrote 10 months ago: Like a lot of other people, we were pretty captivated this week by the festivities surrounding our n … more →

The Bird is the Word

ssonetwork wrote 10 months ago: As regular readers will be aware, I have forsworn doom and gloom this year, having been persuaded by … more →

Tags: SSon, Outsourcing, sharedservices, Crisis, Downturn, Podcast, Sourcing, 2009, UK

Shared History

ssonetwork wrote 10 months ago: As I write this, the teeming multitudes have gathered, the air is gravid with anticipation, and the … more →

Tags: SSon, Shared Services, Outsourcing, sharedservices, US, election, BarackObama, Sourcing, event

SOTL Week in Review: Old Friends Come Back

McKay wrote 10 months ago: We had another busy week on the blog — such is the blessing of boring day jobs — and it … more →

To Be In Krakow, Now Winter's There

ssonetwork wrote 10 months ago: Next week sees the third edition of SSON’s Shared Services Central & Eastern Europe event, to be … more →

Tags: SSon, Shared Services, Outsourcing, sharedservices, Sourcing, event, Satyam, CEE, Central Eastern Europe

SOTL Week In Review: Returning To The Grind

McKay wrote 11 months ago: This week saw every SOTL writer return to the empty monotony of The Day Job — which we suppose … more →

BPO? OMG...

ssonetwork wrote 11 months ago: Yesterday I was pleased to interview Richard Payne, Head of Finance Operations at the BBC (you can l … more →

Tags: SSon, Shared Services, Outsourcing, recession, sharedservices, Crisis, Economic, Downturn, Sourcing

SOTL Week In Review: Already Weary of Winter

McKay wrote 11 months ago: This week saw the first significant snowfall — which, predictably, threw Kansas City into a co … more →

Think Hard in the press again1 comment

markgorman wrote 12 months ago: My Weekly Wrap in this week’s Drum magazine.  Here. … more →

Tags: advertising, the drum

SOTL Week in Review: Scandal, Et Cetera

McKay wrote 12 months ago: This week saw the first significant winter weather for the Kansas City area, and the city reacted ac … more →

SOTL Week in Review: Funk's Theater of the Absurd

McKay wrote 1 year ago: It’s been a very odd week for citizens of Kansas City, who have watched their mayor engage in … more →


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