Resilience is that ineffable quality that allows some people to be knocked down by life and come back stronger than ever. Rather than letting failure overcome them and drain their resolve, they find a way to rise from the ashes.
Similarly, resilience levels will determine a given organization’s ability to bounce back. Successful companies will redesign their operations and their supply chains to protect their business against a wider and more acute range of potential shocks and disruptive events.
Costa Rican companies and human talent have shown they can build resilience by improving transparency, minimizing exposure to shocks, Collaborating to make mutually beneficial decisions and building their capacity to respond.
Learning has been a cornerstone of our society since 1870 when education became free and mandatory. We will continue to invest where it matters the most: our people.
We embrace challenges, learn rapidly and welcome opportunities. A nation governed in peace with a solid long-standing democracy that stands behind health, education and the pursuit of self-development.
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We are taking on this challenge with the strong sense of responsibility that has characterized us for more than five decades in the critical component business, as well as the urgency it merits because we know our work will help save lives in the fight against COVID-19.
At Intel Costa Rica we are committed to helping the country against the COVID-19 outbreak, so our engineers are contributing their experience and knowledge to developing, together with the CCSS (Costa Rica’s Social Health System), statistical and mathematical models to generate key inputs for decision making.
With the University of Costa Rica (UCR) and under the leadership of Mario Peña, senior solutions specialist and Francisco Vargas, senior data engineer of Akamai Costa Rica, we are designing and prototyping surgical viewers for personnel assisting the health emergency. Currently, and thanks to the 3D printing equipment that we have in our Innovation Laboratory (Danny’s Lab), we print parts for the creation of these devices that are needed for health personnel and other areas.
Panduit Costa Rica started back in 1996. Through the years, thanks to high-skilled personnel in areas such as plastic molding and transformation, electronics, precision mechanics, designing of tools; we have had the opportunity of transferring several technologies from abroad to Costa Rica. Furthermore, Costa Rican professionals have been able to support other geographies for new products.
