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[Марат]

It will be interesting to hear the answer ...

 

[Детектив-Юг]

Victor, I did not understand the question. Damn began to notice that sometimes I do not understand the meaning of what was written or said in Russian.

STEVE is like a local slang, for example, when my wife asked you where you are, I answer that I am walking in a zoo, she does not feel happy that I am sitting in an ambush and it’s better not to disturb me, but I’ll send far.
To go to the field is to stamp the ground with your feet, to work, or to hang on someone’s tail.
Do not worry, we will meet with the opportunity and we will remind you of some expressions from the Russian language.

So how do you deal with non-traditional methods of collecting information such as industrial espionage and commercial intelligence?
Is anyone doing this?
What does it look from the legal side?
What does this shine in case of revealing the curious?

 

[Турабян Владимир]

THANK!

 

[Плотников Юрий Михайлович]

Thank!

 

[Generalpi]

Got it, damn it shame. I kind of know Russian well, but then I really didn’t understand anything. Competitive intelligence, or in other words industrial espionage. Probably this is done by individuals. But as far as I heard about it, this is a criminal case. If you just collect info on competitors, this is one thing, and stealing it is already bad and not legal. I had such a thing, in a large medical company one of the managers transferred information to another company. Both owners were Russian and companies were very large. I figured out who it was and the person was fired, but the methods that I figured out did not let my clients go to the police.