Examinando por Materia "Adaptabilidad"

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    Análisis de cómo los nuevos modelos de trabajo de las organizaciones adaptables están impactando los procesos de los Centros de Servicios Compartidos (CSC)
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2021) Correa Puerta, Sara Milena; Giraldo Ariza, Jennifer; Oquendo Zapateiro, Stefany; Valderrama Bustamante, Robinson; Giraldo Hernández, Gina María
    In this paper we analyze how the new work models of adaptive organizations are impacting the processes of shared service centers (SSC). To achieve this, a qualitative study was conducted to nine leaders of SSC processes in the city of Medellin to whom a semi-structured interview was applied. The purpose of the interview was to analyze the level of knowledge about adaptive organizations, the main strategies that impacted the processes to adjust to the needs of adaptive organizations, highlight the role of digital transformation in shared service centers to meet the demands of this type of organizations and the level of adaptability in which the interviewed SSCs are according to the results of the research. It was found that the SSCs are in a period of transformation of their processes to a more adaptable ones to face the new additional organizational models. Moreover, some have transformed the role initially conceived as BackOffice in a more analytical and process improvement role.
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    Estudio de factibilidad para la fabricación y comercialización del bolso modular V1 en ciudad de Guatemala
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2020) Cortez Alarcón, Sergio Gerardo; Mendizabal Velazco, Mario Rafael; Uribe De Correa, Beatriz Amparo
    A feasibility study is a tool that supports the decision to execute or discard a project. This decision is made based on a market, technical and financial study; that considers factors such as technical impossibilities, market strategy, market size, minimum requirements, projections, financial, legal and environmental evaluation criteria. The modular bag is a purposeful and new product for the Guatemalan market, born from the day-to-day need of women to adapt such an important accessory to the different activities they perform without losing style and functionality. To ensure that the product has a market space, which is technically viable and financially attractive. This feasibility study was developed to support the decision to execute the project or not within the Guatemalan market. This work develops the concept of bags, its history and importance in a market analysis to determine if there is a space for this product. The technical study confirms if it is possible to manufacture the bag and its commercialization. In addition, the legal and environmental viability of manufacturing the bag are ensured. Ending with a financial analysis that develops step by step all the necessary information to establish an income statement and determine with it, if the investment is attractive or not.
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    Patrones de sostenibilidad : gestión de capacidades para apalancar el crecimiento de pymes en entornos VUCA
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2024) López Arias, Christian; Guarín Grisales, Álvaro de Jesús
    This research explores factors that generate unsustainability in Colombian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in VUCA (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity) environments, through a mixed approach that combines quantitative and qualitative analyzes from surveys of entrepreneurs and corporate leaders with experience in innovation, business, strategy and organizational competitiveness. The results reveal that factors such as lack of access to financing, intensified competition, changes in the market, macroeconomic fluctuations and technological obsolescence significantly affect and put business sustainability at risk, limiting the ability to adapt to changes in the business environment. Research suggests that companies must constantly monitor their environment and business model to ensure desirability, feasibility and viability, which are critical to long-term sustainability. Strategic ambidexterity becomes a fundamental activity to generate continuity opportunities for businesses, highlighting the importance of using mechanisms that diagnose and enable the efficient exploitation of existing business models from the understanding of sustainable patterns such as desirability, feasibility and viability and the exploration of new models to face the challenges generated by highly uncertain environments that constantly threaten processes, products and businesses. Patterns such as continuous innovation and adaptability stand out, essential to maintain competitiveness in volatile, ambiguous, complex and highly uncertain environments.