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Cadena logística de subproductos residuales en la industria de tajada de plátano para exportación

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  • Edwin Causado Rodríguez
  • Idelfonso Reatiga Charris

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El presente artículo, presenta los resultados del proyecto de investigación financiado por el Fondo Patrimonial Para la Investigación de la Universidad del Magdalena - FONCIENCIAS, cuyo título se refiere a la “Formulación de la cadena logística de residuos sólidos de la industria de tajadas de plátano para la exportación en el departamento del Magdalena”. Para esto, se planteó metodológicamente el procedimiento general de diagnóstico de la cadena logística, basado en los modelos para la gestión de la cadena de suministros propuestos por Scout y Westbrook (1998), Mentzer (2001) y el modelo normativo para la gestión de Ballou (1991). Facilitando la generación de una nueva estrategia de negocios, económica y ambientalmente más adecuada que permita la maximización de beneficios y mejora de la calidad de vida de los actores de la cadena. Por último, para el alcance de este propósito, se procede a realizar una caracterización, análisis y evaluación detallada de los agentes que constituyen e influyen en la cadena logística en mención. ****** This article presents the results of a research project funded by the Endowment Fund for Research of the Universidad del Magdalena - FONCIENCIAS, whose title refers to the “Design of the logistics chain solid waste industry plantain slices export in the province of Magdalena”. For this, methodologically raised the general procedure of diagnosis of the supply chain, based on models for managing supply chain proposed by Scott and Westbrook (1998), Mentzer (2001) and normative model for managing Ballou (1991). Facilitating the generation of a new business strategy, economic and environmentally sufficient to enable profit maximization and improve the quality of life of the chain actors .Finally, for the scope of this aim, we proceed to perform a characterization, analysis and detailed evaluation of the agents that constitute and influence the logistics chain in question.

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  • Edwin Causado Rodríguez & Idelfonso Reatiga Charris, 2013. "Cadena logística de subproductos residuales en la industria de tajada de plátano para exportación," Dimensión Empresarial, Universidad Autónoma del Caribe, November.
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