What is Networking

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A specific set of social relations (or linkages) connecting social entities. Entities may be individuals, groups, organizations, words, ideas, concepts, production units, resources, and so forth. Learn more in: Networking and Corruption

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The process of maintaining ties with others in a social network and of generating new ties through contact with those people. Learn more in: Online Participation: Shaping the Networks of Professional Women

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Being able to speak with others to gain information as well as to make both social and professional contacts to use as deemed necessary in the future. Learn more in: Teacherpreneur Models

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Creating of center providing higher education. Learn more in: The Modern Problem of Psychological and Pedagogical Foundations of Russian E-Learning Systems: The Possible Solutions and the Future Challenges of Psychology and Pedagogy

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The process of sharing information and forming relationships among individuals and groups with a common interest. Learn more in: Key Factors in the Development of Tourism-Led Local Innovative Heritage Entrepreneurship in the South Wales Valleys

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Consists of establishing connections among people or organizations through ICT networks for communication and exchange of information. Learn more in: Concept of Collaboration

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This is a formal or informal interaction that is established by entrepreneurs with co-entrepreneurs or with suppliers, government, as well as other institutions and agencies within and outside a business cluster or ecosystem. Learn more in: Understanding SME Techno-Entrepreneurship in Nigeria's IT Clusters

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The interaction of participants for shared knowledge and understandings. Learn more in: Blogs as a Social Networking Tool to Build Community

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Opportunity created by the presence in the same place of several people with various professional activities and skills. Networking allows coworkers to pool their knowledge and clients to create new profitable business opportunities for each participant. Learn more in: Coworking Spaces, New Workplaces

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The act of communicating with others to share information, knowledge, and resources using information communications technologies. Learn more in: Makerspaces: Materializing, Digitizing, and Transforming Learning

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Building relationships among all levels of stakeholders. Learn more in: Cultural Sponsorship and Entrepreneurial Mistrust

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Ability to develop a network of contacts focused on the development of your business. Learn more in: The Role of the Entrepreneur in the Promotion of the Digital Economy: A Multi-Country Case Study Between Brazil and Portugal

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Being able to speak with others to gain information as well as to make both social and professional contacts to use as deemed necessary in future endeavors. Learn more in: Getting Started as a Teacherpreneur

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Simply the process of forming networks in a traditional and digital way Learn more in: The Role and Importance of Innovations for Higher Education

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Number of connected devices which are sharing and acquiring information between interconnected devices. Learn more in: IoT-Enabled 5G Networks for Secure Communication

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Introducing yourself to other individuals in an effort to make connections which may benefit you in your personal or professional life. Learn more in: Navigating Mentorship, Scholarship, Teaching, and Service: Your First Years in the Academy

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Being able speak with others to gain information as well as to make both social and professional contacts to use as the future deems necessary. Learn more in: Benefits of and Challenges to Becoming a Teacherpreneur

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Working together among the academia from various universities and countries. It encourages the pooling of individual efforts, talents, and aptitudes and also offers environmental opportunities for interaction and experience. Learn more in: Regional Integration in West Africa: Exploring the Option of Leveraging Workforce Diversity in the Academia and University System

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Networking is a marketing method which a company taps agents to reach potential customers that could not be contacted by traditional online or offline marketing methods. Learn more in: Social Enterprise Marketing Communication

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Interaction activities among network actors (individual and collective actors such as, companies, organizations) based on a set of inter-organizational relationships built and developed through relationships, ties and links between actors who formally and informally cooperate with each other, in order to acquire and share information, knowledge, resources, learning opportunities and value creation at a personal and entrepreneurial level. Learn more in: University-Industry Linkage Through Business Incubation: A Case Study of the IPN Incubator in Portugal

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Exchange of information and ideas among people with a common profession or special interest, usually in an informal social setting. Learn more in: Barriers and Enablers of Immigrant Career Experiences and Outcomes

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Social relationships that facilitate knowledge sharing through intense interaction, discussion, and sharing of practices and values. Learn more in: Knowledge Sharing Tools for IT Project Management

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Refers to connect as or operate with a network, link to operate interactively and interact with other people to exchange information and develop contacts, especially to further one's career. Learn more in: Networking International Student Collaboration and Experiential Exercise Projects

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Networking is defined as a specific type of relation linking a defined set of persons, objects, and events. The aim of networking is at promoting specialization of enterprises, lessening their overlapping operations, and developing new combinations of products, customers, markets, and competition advantages through joint knowledge and skills. Learn more in: Collaborative Alliance for the Implementation of Computer Integrated Manufacturing in Small and Medium Enterprises

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SMMEs that are open to learning and collaborating with other business tend to be able to gain networking opportunities and lower its production cost to serve its customers better and business becoming sustainable. Learn more in: Strategic Capabilities for the Sustainability of Small, Medium, and Micro Enterprises

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The interaction of participants for shared knowledge and understandings. Learn more in: Blogs as a Social Networking Tool to Build Community