core networks
[kɔːr ˈnɛtˌwɜːrks]
nounpl: core networks
redes centrais
1. The primary or fundamental network infrastructure that forms the backbone of a larger system, particularly in telecommunications or computing
The company invested heavily in upgrading its core networks to improve data transmission speeds.
A empresa investiu pesadamente na atualização de suas redes centrais para melhorar as velocidades de transmissão de dados.
2. In social contexts, the close-knit group of individuals with whom one maintains regular and meaningful contact
Her core networks consist of family, childhood friends, and professional colleagues.
Suas redes centrais consistem em família, amigos de infância e colegas profissionais.
3. In organizational behavior, the essential relationships and connections within a company or institution that drive operations
Understanding the core networks within the organization is crucial for effective management.
Compreender as redes centrais dentro da organização é crucial para uma gestão eficaz.
This term is predominantly used in technical and professional contexts in both Brazilian and American English. In Brazil, it is commonly employed in telecommunications and IT sectors, while in the USA it is widespread in Silicon Valley and tech industries. The concept reflects the importance of infrastructure and foundational relationships in modern business environments.
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