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Ítem EL BALANCE SOCIAL: DESARROLLOS Y PERSPECTIVAS RECIENTES(1983-01-01) VELEZ, ALFONSOÍtem Trabajo con comunidades de base como herramienta de cohesión social y desarrollo local(UNIV NACIONAL COLOMBIA, FAC CIENCIAS HUMANAS, 2017-01-01) VARGAS, MARIO ENRIQUEÍtem historia del Empresarismo en eafit(Fondo Editorial Universidad EAFIT, 2010-04-01) MESA, JORGE HERNANÍtem Estudio longitudinal de los procesos de implantación de TPM en una empresa del sector automotriz (SOFASA) y la dinámica de cambio seguida(Universidad EAFIT, 2009-01-01) VELEZ, ALFONSOÍtem Instrumentos musicales precolombinos(Fondo Editorial Universidad EAFIT, 2007-01-01) PODESTA, MARIA PAOLAÍtem Empresas de base cultural y creativa: identificación y clasificación de sus factores críticos de desempeño.(INST TECNOLOGICO COSTA RICA, 2012-08-01) PODESTA, MARIA PAOLAÍtem Ciudades Intermedias: Desafios para la Internacionalizacion(2007-01-01) ACEVEDO, MANUEL ESTEBANÍtem La Creatividad en las EBC: Hechos, Ideas y Contextos(2016-11-01) BEDOYA, BEATRIZ EUGENIAÍtem Hacia una reformulación de las políticas administrativas en américa Latina(Fondo Editorial Universidad EAFIT, 1978-01-01) VELEZ, ALFONSOÍtem Conocimiento, propiedad, participacion y poder(Universidad de Medellín, 2002-01-01) VARGAS, MARIO ENRIQUEÍtem Formulación de una metodologia de formacion y evaluacion en empresarismo, bajo un modelo de competencias(INST TECNOLOGICO COSTA RICA, 2010-01-01) PODESTA, MARIA PAOLAÍtem Elaboracion de un instrumento para el estudio de los procesos de cambio asociados con la implantacion del TPM en Colombia(Universidad EAFIT, 2005-01-01) VELEZ, ALFONSOÍtem Julio Enrique Blanco: Una nueva develacion(2003-01-01) VARGAS, MARIO ENRIQUEÍtem EAFIT: caminos hacia el empresarismo(Fondo editorial Universidad EAFIT, 2006-01-01) ACEVEDO, MANUEL ESTEBANÍtem Análisis comparativo de políticas de diseño en Europa: Clasificación y visualización de estrategias(Universidad de Caldas, 2017-01-01) González C.G.; López M.L.; Hernández M.C.This analysis is part of the doctoral thesis project "The Design System in the Mediterranean Arc Euroregion: priorities for the characterization of a strategic model". Its purpose is to make a comparison between different design policies in Europe. This study started with a bibliographical review on the implementation of policies for strategic design in different countries and regions of Europe, as well as the analysis of competitiveness corporate ladder, competitiveness in design, innovation performance, etc. Because of these analyses, five countries and one region were selected: United Kingdom, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Estonia and Flanders. Information coding was conducted following the grounded theory research. Segments of analysis in the literature review, which were not preconceived prior to the initiation of this investigation, were identified and grouped into categories. Subsequently, matrix analyses and relationship networks or concept maps were used to visually demonstrate and compare the strategies that make up the design policies in each country/region. In addition, a relationship between competitiveness corporate ladder, growth of competitiveness and performance in innovation with the maps of the strategies could be established. The countries in the top 15 of the different rankings are those that have a higher chromatic brand because they have a higher number of strategies that promote design as a strategy. This comparative analysis can be used in different types of design policies of any territory in order to carry out an initial detection of existing strategies and to know the complexity of a specific design policy.Ítem SELF-MANAGEMENT, SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SOCIAL INNOVATION: A CONTENT ANALYSIS OF MESSAGES IN TWITTER(INST TECNOLOGICO COSTA RICA, 2019-01-01) De Francisco, LR; Prada, JFMMessages published in Twitter, related to the hashtags in Spanish "#Autogestion", "#EmprendimientoSocial" and "InnovacionSocial", are analyzed. These messages were obtained through data mining, collected during two years, then filtered and evaluated by thematic analysis of contents. The purpose is to analyze social practices related to new paradigms of organization and management aimed to the self-resolution of needs, from an innovative social perspective, in Spanish-speaking scenarios, using digital environments as alternatives to traditional ways of managing and forming organizations. The analyzed message's corpus shows how digital environments are used to undertake diverse initiatives, carried out through autonomous management to build support networks, in order to obtain resources and information through associations, solidarity and mutual help. These elements are key to define the concept of management in contemporary organizations.Ítem Work with Grassroots Communities as an Instrument for Social Cohesion and Local Development(UNIV NACIONAL COLOMBIA, FAC CIENCIAS HUMANAS, 2017-01-01) Jazmine Parra, Jenny; Enrique Vargas, MarioWork with grassroots communities at the local level is the starting point for actions aligned with the needs, potentialities, and internal realities of communities, as well as the basis for the construction of a shared vision for the future. This process cannot be seen in isolation from interaction with the environment, for which reason it is necessary to promote engagement and trust building with the State, the business world, and society, in order to join efforts aimed at improving the quality of life of the population, local development, and social cohesion.Ítem Atributos que empresarios en Antioquia valoran en funcionarios de nivel directivo(Editorial Universidad del Norte, 2018-08-01) Macias, J.El tema central de este artículo es la determinación de los atributos que los empresarios antioqueños valoran en un funcionario de nivel directivo. Proviene de una investigación cuyo objetivo es conocer las opiniones de estos empresarios en cuanto a sus eÍtem Concordancia de las políticas de diseño con el marco de medición de la innovación del Manual de Oslo(UNIV DIEGO PORTALES, 2018-01-01) Gómez-González C.; López M.L.; Hernández Monsalve M.C.The purpose of this analysis is to establish a correspondence of design policies with the innovation measurement framework of the Oslo Manual (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, OECD, 2005). Its importance lies in the fact that, although among academics and professionals design has been recognized as an engine of economic development at both micro and macro levels, it is not recognized by policymakers; which implies that innovation policies are an established academic field while design policies remain as an emerging one. This study includes the analysis of six design policies from European countries or regions, which led to the identification of different strategies that are influenced by infrastructure and institutional framework, design promotion, education systems, etc. Those strategies were categorized into twelve groups using methodologies of qualitative content analysis. Afterwards, a SWOT analysis developed for each of the twelve categories allowed to established a relation between them and the stakeholders of the Oslo Manual’s framework, in addition to the possibility to compare its implementation in each of the six-analyzed countries or regions. This graphical correlation showed that the existing links between the stakeholders of the system are the same links that exist between categories; therefore, the strategies of the different categories reinforce the links and ties between the different stakeholders of a system of Innovation from a country/region. This methodology can be adapted to analyze the design policy of any region. Replicate the results of this research would enable to standardize Latin American design policies in a global context by allowing them to be compared with systems from leading countries. © 2018 Universidad Diego Portales. All rights reserved.Ítem Haciendo florecer el ecosistema: Análisis del apoyo a las industrias culturales y creativas en Colombia y el mundo(2020-05-01) Podesta, M.; Hernandez, M.; Bedoya, B.