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Realidades, perspectivas y desafíos de las microempresas en Colombia: análisis estratégico para su desarrollo

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  • Édgar Julián Gálvez Albarracin (Compilador)
  • Carlos Alberto Restrepo Rivillas (Compilador)
  • Lissette Hernández Fernández (Compilador)

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El aporte que las microempresas nacen al desarrollo económico y social de los países es claramente reconocido hoy en día Los encargados del diseño de políticas públicas buscan una estrategia permanentemente para integrar de un mejor modo este tipo de unidades productivas a la dinámica competitiva global con el fin de potenciar su aporte a la sociedad. Al mismo tiempo, la academia trata de comprender las variables que determinan su desempeño mediante la construcción de teorías que sean cada vez más pertinentes a su contexto y rasgos particulares. Por su parte, los empresarios de estos sectores buscan atender las presiones de la gestión y la operación diaria pero al mismo tiempo esperan darles una mayor proyección a sus negocios en el mercado local y regional. El libro Realidades, perspectivas y desafíos de las microempresas en Colombia. Análisis estratégico para su desarrollo es una iniciativa de la red de investigación FAEDPYME que busca aportar evidencia empírica acerca de la manera como operan las microempresas en Colombia. Con base en una muestra de microempresas nacionales los autores abordan temas como la informalidad, la financiación, la formación y capacitación, el uso de las tecnologías de información, entre otros.

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  • Édgar Julián Gálvez Albarracin (Compilador) & Carlos Alberto Restrepo Rivillas (Compilador) & Lissette Hernández Fernández (Compilador), 2017. "Realidades, perspectivas y desafíos de las microempresas en Colombia: análisis estratégico para su desarrollo," Books, Universidad Externado de Colombia, Facultad de Administración de Empresas, edition 1, number 46, June.
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