What is
networking?
The word networking
has its origin from the union of Net, which means network and working, which means working. Networking is,
then, that social-professional circle that can give you several opportunities
for growth and reference with your company or your business if you are an
entrepreneur.
Networking is
taking advantage of a certain space and time to meet people who can contribute
to your learning in working life.
Rock content.
(February 3, 2018). Know the virtues of Networking and start applying it.
https://rockcontent.com/es/blog/que-es-networking/
Importance of
networking
Since a few years, it has become even more
evident that small and medium-sized enterprises frequently use networks to
access and acquire information relevant to their international growth. Itis an indispensable requirement for a
successful internationalization to be part of the relevant networks, since
being marginalized or outside a network, affects more negatively than being a
foreigner. For these authors "markets are networks relationships in which
companies are linked to each other through varied, complex, and invisible
patterns; and relationships offer spaces for learning, building trust and
commitment, which are preconditions for internationalization."
María Alejandra González Pérez, Semana. (September 2, 2014). Networking and
internationalization: The relevance of networks.
Responsibility of
networking.
Although
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) still does not enjoy much visibility in
the economic press, it is increasingly difficult to deny its importance in the
growth and competitiveness strategies of organizations. Indeed, the competitive
factor and the differentiating advantage granted by a correct management of CSR
are increasingly perceived by consumers as elements that determine their choice
when buying or using the services offered by companies. CSR is the visible part
of the business contribution to sustainable development that entails three
essential aspects today: the economic, social and environmental.
Business
commitment. (August 6, 2010). Social responsibility in social networks.
Law 9048
Law 9048 on
Computer Crimes establishes reforms and modifications to the Criminal Code,
which establishes new criminal types such as identity theft, impersonation of
electronic pages and installation or propagation of malicious computer
programs. Other crimes such as the violation of
correspondence and personal data, extortion, computer fraud, computer damage
and espionage are also contemplated. With the above, it seeks not only
the protection of natural persons, but also of legal persons.
Anna Georgina Velásquez Vásquez, UCR. (August 21, 2012). Experts believe that Computer Crimes
Law.
https://www.ucr.ac.cr/noticias/2012/08/21/expertos-creen-que-ley-de-delitos-informaticos.html
Article 167
This one is about
corruption.
Anyone who
maintains or promotes the corruption of a minor or incapacitated person, for
erotic, pornographic or obscene purposes, in public or private exhibitions or
shows, even if the minor or incapacitated person consents to it, shall be
punished with a prison sentence of three to eight years.
Article 196
Anyone who, with danger or damage to the
privacy or privacy of a third party, and without their authorization, seizes, accesses, modifies, alters, suppresses, intervenes,
intercepts, uses, opens, disseminates, or diverts from their destination
documents or communications addressed to another person shall be punished with a prison sentence of three
to six years.
a) The persons in
charge of the collection, delivery or safeguarding of documents or
communications.
b) Persons
responsible for administering or supporting the computer or telematics system
or network, or who, due to their functions, have access to that system or
network, or to electronic, optical, or magnetic containers.
Article 214
Anyone who, to
procure a profit, forces another, with intimidation or serious threats, to make
a disposition of property harmful to himself or to a third party shall be
punished with imprisonment of four to eight years.
Article 217
A term of imprisonment
of three to six years shall be imposed on anyone who, to the detriment of a
natural or legal person, manipulates or influences the entry, processing or
result of data from an automated information system, whether through the use of
false or incomplete data, the misuse of data, programming, using any computer operation or technological
artifice, or by any other action that affects the processing of system data or
that results in false, incomplete or fraudulent information, with which it
seeks or obtains an economic or undue benefit for itself or for another.
Article 229
A term of
imprisonment of one to three years shall be imposed on anyone who, without the
authorization of the owner or exceeding that which would have been granted and
to the detriment of a third party, deletes, modifies, or destroys the
information contained in a computer or telematic system or network, or in
electronic, optical or magnetic containers.
Article 288
Anyone who
improperly procures or obtains secret political or national police or security
information concerning the means of defence or foreign relations of the nation
or affects the fight against drug trafficking or organized crime, shall be
punished with imprisonment for four to eight years.
Costa Rican
system. (September 21, 2021). Reform of several articles and modification of
section VIII, called computer and related crimes, of Title VII of the Criminal Code.[AJ1]
