Repositorio Institucional UniAgustiniana
El Repositorio Institucional de la UniAgustiniana administra, preserva y difunde en OPEN ACCESS los documentos académicos de la institución: tesis, trabajos finales de graduación, libros, artículos, resultados de investigación, trabajos docentes, etc. Actualmente está indexado en varios recolectores mundiales de metadatos OAI-PMH que incrementan su visibilidad y permiten la consulta y citación de sus contenidos en todo el planeta, garantizando de este modo el acceso ilimitado y continuo a nuestra producción académica/universitaria.
Recent Submissions
Propuesta de modelo ágil para procesos de co-creación en microempresas de impresión 3D
Ingrid Vanessa Hernandez Pineda; Jeisson Camilo Urbina Martinez; Sandra Milena Villamizar Villamizar
This research proposes an integrated management model to optimize co-creation processes
in a micro-enterprise producing personalized decorative objects through 3D printing. The initial
problem consists of empirical management that generates gaps or inconsistencies resulting in
rework and operational inefficiency. Methodologically, a descriptive-propositive approach is
adopted, focused on the analysis of a 3D printing startup in Colombia. The proposal integrates the
implementation of both Design Thinking tools in the ideation phase and Scrum and Kanban boards
for agile production management. Additionally, a system of key performance indicators (KPIs) is
formulated to control the operation and generate inputs for growth, scalability, and adaptability.
Diseño de una propuesta de sostenibilidad y posicionamiento verde para el emprendimiento “Delicias de Arcabuco”, basada en modelos gerenciales para la optimización de recursos.
Giselle Marina Nieto Piandoy; Karen Andrea Urbina Rodriguez
This research study proposes a sustainability and green positioning strategy for the “Delicias Arcabuco” business, located in Arcabuco, Boyacá, which specializes in the artisanal production of dairy products and corn-based goods. It is identified that the central problem lies in the lack of a comprehensive managerial approach that integrates environmental sustainability with strategic management, as evidenced by the inefficient handling of whey and the non-standardized use of water and energy. The methodology employed was a mixed approach with a descriptive-propositional scope, utilizing tools such as PESTEL, MPC, SWOT, and the PDCA cycle for organizational diagnosis. The results reveal that Delicias Arcabuco operates in an intuitive and reactive manner, with an informal structure that limits operational and environmental efficiency. As a solution, the integration of strategic planning and total quality management models is proposed, supported by tools such as the Balanced Scorecard and the Ishikawa diagram. The proposal concludes that the implementation of these strategies, together with the adoption of low-cost technologies, allows for the optimization of resources, the mitigation of environmental impact, and the consolidation of a competitive advantage based on rural identity and sustainable responsibility.
AGRICULTURA VERTICAL EN LA ARQUITECTURA URBANA DEL BARRIO EL TINTAL DE LA CIUDAD DE BOGOTÁ: EVALUACIÓN DE SU VIABILIDAD COMO ESTRATEGIA DE SOSTENIBILIDAD.
Samantha Melisa Moreno Molina; Maikol Alejandro Ponguta; Jeeferson Javier Morera Sarmiento; Laura Liliana Linares Romero
This article addresses the environmental crisis and food insecurity in densely populated urban areas, particularly in the El Tintal neighborhood (Kennedy, Bogotá), where the overexploitation of resources calls for innovative solutions. The overall objective is to assess the feasibility of implementing vertical farming systems within the architectural fabric of this neighborhood to establish high-impact guidelines for sustainability and food security. The methodology is based on documentary research with a qualitative approach and an exploratory-descriptive scope. The study integrates project management tools such as the Work Breakdown Structure (WBS), the Risk Matrix, and stakeholder analysis to structure a comprehensive management model. It is concluded that technical and environmental feasibility is high, highlighting 95% water efficiency and the mitigation of the local heat island effect. However, socioeconomic feasibility is limited due to the high initial investment and regulatory gaps regarding commercialization. Final success depends on robust community management that ensures operational sustainability.
Análisis de los riesgos en proyectos productivos rurales: estudio de caso del aguacate Hass en La Paz, Cesar
Juan David Arenas González; David Arnulfo Bejarano Pérez; Cristian David Herrera Rodríguez
This study analyzes the risks associated with the implementation of rural productive projects, using the Hass avocado crop in the municipality of La Paz, Cesar, Colombia, as a case study. The research was conducted under a qualitative and descriptive approach, applying a case study methodology based on the analysis of the Technical Project Document (DTS) and the record generated in the Adjusted General Methodology (MGA).
The results show that risks are mainly concentrated in technical, financial, and organizational dimensions. The most critical risk identified is the delay in disbursements from the General Royalties System (SGR), which directly affects liquidity and project continuity. Additionally, technical risks related to pests, diseases, and irrigation system failures were identified, along with organizational risks associated with low beneficiary participation and weak institutional coordination.
The study concludes that project sustainability depends on the implementation of comprehensive risk management strategies that mitigate their impact and strengthen project planning, execution, and control. Finally, the need for further quantitative analysis of risks and their application in other rural contexts is highlighted.
Gestión de proyectos como estrategia precontractual para MiPymes del Departamento del Casanare en SECOP II
Luis Fernando Díaz Gonzalez; Omar Esteban Archila Dueñas; Michael Enrique Marquez Aguirres; linna Johanna Tamayo Rojas
Government purchases drive a massive part of the local economy. The problem is that micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) are systematically excluded from this market.
Data in Colombia exposes a critical reality: six out of ten proposals from this sector fail due to simple operational errors, voiding any existing legal incentives. Given this scenario, the purpose of this research is to design a proposal grounded in project management to mitigate these technical barriers.
The study focuses on MSMEs in the Casanare department, analyzing their activity on SECOP II during the 2024-2025 period. Methodologically, a mixed and descriptive approach was applied. The core of the work consisted of cross-referencing rejection statistics from the State's Open Data with the PMBOK performance domains. The analysis revealed a clear pattern. The bidding defeat of these businesses does not stem from a lack of opportunities on the platform. It happens because they build their offers empirically, without knowing how to schedule tasks, estimate costs, or foresee risks. Adopting a formal project management model completely transforms this dynamic. It stops being a blind bureaucratic procedure and becomes an organized work cycle, giving these organizations the competitiveness needed to truly vie for public resources.