Oportunidades de mejora para procesos operacionales y comerciales de la aftosa en la empresa Vecol

Abstract

The purpose of this work is to identify the improvement processes that generate value for the Vecol company, in the acquisition of supplies and the exportation of the finished product of the foot-and-mouth disease vaccine. Based on Michael Porter's Theory of Value Addition In the primary activities that are directly related to the production of the product, a comparison is made with the current Vecol processes For the production and distribution of the foot-and-mouth disease vaccine, a qualitative method was implemented in the research of Hernández Sampier based on the company's processes especially in the areas of planning, purchasing and logistics, thus giving a descriptive type of research, which was conducted interviews, data analysis, processes, procedures and finally an exploratory study which collects information through reliable web pages and company management reports Resulting in suggestions to strengthen its value chain through its logical processes and granting better negotiation with free trade agreements, this to increase competitiveness at a commercial, national and international level. For Vecol, it is very important to be a country free of foot and mouth disease and a leader in the distribution of its flagship product as this allows greater recognition and consolidation at the national and international level. It is recommended to carry out diagnoses that have greater caution in the processes of transport logistics, export logistics and finally outbound logistics.