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| − | {{Term|NETWORKING| | + | {{Term|NETWORKING|Creating, cultivating, and utilizing an interconnected system of things or people (''Network''). |
| + | In information technology, a network consists of a series of nodes tied by communication paths, while within a business context, networking involves the process of establishing a mutual beneficial relationship within a group of professionals in order to exchange advices, information, help, contacts, and recommendations. Thank to networking a person can extend his/her learning resources without any cost. <ref>Tracey, W.R., The Human Resources Glossary: The Complete Desk Reference for HR Executives, Managers, and Practitioner, St Lucie Press, 2003, [http://sbinfocanada.about.com/cs/marketing/g/busnetworking.htm sbinfocanada.about.com] (24 September 2009), [http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/networking en.wiktionary.org] (24 September 2009)</ref> | ||
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| + | See also: [[Social Network]]}} | ||
Latest revision as of 09:26, 24 September 2009
 NETWORKING |
| Creating, cultivating, and utilizing an interconnected system of things or people (Network).
In information technology, a network consists of a series of nodes tied by communication paths, while within a business context, networking involves the process of establishing a mutual beneficial relationship within a group of professionals in order to exchange advices, information, help, contacts, and recommendations. Thank to networking a person can extend his/her learning resources without any cost. [1] See also: Social Network |
References
- ↑ Tracey, W.R., The Human Resources Glossary: The Complete Desk Reference for HR Executives, Managers, and Practitioner, St Lucie Press, 2003, sbinfocanada.about.com (24 September 2009), en.wiktionary.org (24 September 2009)