, Rojas Rojas, Cristian Farid, Franco Franco, Carlos Alberto

The objective of this article is to present the techniques or procedures used in supply and distribution that have a positive impact on the logistics processes of the supply chain. For this purpose, a research and an analysis of the literature was carried out, which refers to the positive effects of the adoption of these techniques within companies. The bibliographic review that was carried out, allows to identify the margin of improvement of the companies of use of these, as well as the reflected result within the entire productive process of the companies.

, Mogollón Molina, Luis Angel, Buitrago Jiménez, Luis Alberto

Revivelo jeans is a circular economy venture whose purpose is to reuse jeans for the manufacture of products such as suitcases, cosmetic bags, cartridge cases, among others. This project Environment was born in the city of Bogotá at the end of 2019 by Luis Angel Mogollón Molina, student of international business administration at the University Rosary. The purpose of this document is to present the most relevant aspects of this project, especially what has been developed by the entrepreneurship center of the University Rosary.

1999, Zapata Mejia, Claudia Patricia, Ruiz Moreno, Jaime Armando, Sierra Flórez, Jorge Eduardo, Méndez Álvarez, Luz Sofía

2016, Alarcón Murcia, Rodolfo, Villamil Caicedo, Laura, Conde Roa, Juan Felipe

The following document is intended to teach the reader, how one of the leading construction companies in the construction area in Colombia, Constructora Colpatria, has been involved in making certain strategic decisions, which have to led the company to achieve diversification in different areas of the business and also an internationalization in countries such as México and Peru. The main reason for those changes in Constructora Colpatria, it’s basically an issue raised a little over 20 years ago. By the 90s there was a financial crisis originated in the mortgage market, from this time, the construction sector has been involved in a cycle that is commonly known as real estate bubble. This term refers to an unjustified and exaggerated rise in property process of real estate or well above the actual selling price. In the context of strategy, this document is going to be routed on the area of management decisions and the treat the company has given to all the problems presented by the construction sector over recent years. Through different research methods, this project is going to evaluate and know how this company has managed to achieve a high level of competitiveness and is ranked as the first in the construction sector in Colombia.

2016, Cortés Agudelo, Gina, Lacouture, Olga Lucia, Arévalo, Alejandro, Arévalo, Alejandro, Suárez, Iván, Zuluaga, Jhon, Mendez Sarmiento, David Leonardo, Cruz Mancheno, Maria, Avella Torres, Maria, Umaña Roa, Laura Katherine, García Morales, Diego Stiven, Arksoussi Fakih, Mohamed, Ordoñez Valencia, María Paula, Andrade Palau, Daniela, Villarreal Rodríguez, Natalia, Buenaventura Maya, Álvaro, Palacio-Salazar, Ivarth, Espinosa, Juan C, Saavedra, Juan-Javier, Contreras, Francoise, Piñeros-Espinosa, Rafael-Alejandro, Palacio-Salazar, Ivarth

2011, Castro, Carlos, Ferrari., Stijn

This paper analyzes the measure of systemic importance ∆CoV aR proposed by Adrian and Brunnermeier (2009, 2010) within the context of a similar class of risk measures used in the risk management literature. In addition, we develop a series of testing procedures, based on ∆CoV aR, to identify and rank the systemically important institutions. We stress the importance of statistical testing in interpreting the measure of systemic importance. An empirical application illustrates the testing procedures, using equity data for three European banks.

, Guerra Rico, Alejandra Cristina, Mora, Nelson

Tourism in Cartagena is one of the largest sources of income and employment, each year there is an increase in visitors and the demand for services; However, the city faces a lack of control and informality in the provision of these services, generating discontent among users, excessive charges and scams. For this reason, BY LOCALS is designed, an application that seeks to collect in one place the tourist and formal gastronomic offer of the city, so that tourists have a wide catalog from which to choose their activities to carry out, with fair prices, quality services and different means of payment. On the other hand, businesses will be able to offer their services in the market through this new marketplace. This application will function as a bridge between these two users, allowing them to make purchases without having to leave the application (instant booking), registering a variety of payment methods, and receiving personalized advice 24/7 through chat. Users will be able to subscribe for free and access a prime plan, while businesses will pay a quarterly subscription and 15% will be charged for the contracted service.

, Hernandez Cruz, Diego Fernando, Muriel Ramírez, Daniel, Porras Rey, Angelica María, Rubio, Ana María

Since the modern world experienced global pandemic known has COVID19 since 2020, the preferences of many employees started to change whether it was influenced by the economy, cultural or political viewpoints, or even through personal preferences. This change in mindset resulted in employees not fearing resigning for their current employment and changing their careers. This investigational paper analyzes the Colombian workforce and what their current preferences are after post-covid to provide strategies that companies operating in Colombia can apply to retain their collaborators.

, Marín Rodríguez, Angie Melisa, Betancourt Castro, Luisa de los Ángeles

Throughout history, perfumes have been a luxury rather than a necessity that provides a certain sense of satisfaction and security to the people who use them; This makes this product a key tool of social interaction and personality. However, perfumery like all art usually has imitations that although they are more affordable to a greater number of users, are usually made from toxic materials and / or chemicals that on a large scale are harmful to both the environment and users taking into account that it can generate allergies, dermatitis and / or spots and even hormonal disorders due to failures in quality control; on the other hand, environmentally the accelerated manufacture of these products contain high levels of aluminum, bacteria, arsenic and carcinogens according to the Environmental Protection Agency. This is why at Venus we want to launch a powdered perfume made with natural materials, focused on feminine aromas, that is friendly to women's skin and the environment, maintaining the favorite properties of traditional perfume such as long lasting and pleasant aromas

, Rozo Castañeda, Fredy Yamith, Castañeda, Jaime Andrés

This document deals with the applied case of the DMAIC methodology (Definition, Measurement, Analysis, Implementation of improvements and Control) to the rentals department’s process. After analyzing the process flow, which is part of the P2P (procure to pay) area, we found an incorrect follow-up and non-closing of orders that has led to the reworking of accounts payable to suppliers and sometimes to the non-payment of those. Historically, this problem has affected the operation of the company since it generates a loss of credibility from the suppliers, which sometimes leads to the renegotiation of contracts and service holding. This makes P2P to replace the traditional suppliers for new ones that most of the times deliver lower quality, impacting operations and customer’s satisfaction. This work shows how the application of the DMAIC methodology to the rental process leads to an improvement in the number of orders that are successfully paid to suppliers, thus improving the competitive advantages of the company at the supply chain level and strengthening again its reputation before suppliers.