Ruta tecnológica para microempresas dedicadas a la confección de prendas de vestir en el área metropolitana de Bucaramanga

Abstract

The following research prioritizes the need for a good coupling management between technology and operational processes in micro-enterprises dedicated to the manufacture of clothing in the metropolitan area of Bucaramanga in order to improve their productivity and competitiveness in the market. For this reason, the following general objective is proposed as a solution tool: "Propose a technological route for micro-enterprises dedicated to the manufacture of clothing in the metropolitan area of Bucaramanga." Thus, the following specific objectives were designed: in the first place, to carry out a diagnosis of access and use of technologies in micro- enterprises, in the second place, to analyze the ICTs necessary for micro-enterprises, in the third place, to examine the decrees, laws and organizations proposed by the government to facilitate access to technology, and finally, describe the material, economic and human resources necessary for the technological route. Then, for the development of the project, a descriptive investigation is proposed where, through a mixed data collection, the population is the 279 micro-enterprises dedicated to the manufacture of clothing in the metropolitan area of Bucaramanga, the sampling is always random, specifically 77 microenterprises. The primary sources of information are businessmen, and the secondary sources are databases, articles and magazines, using surveys, field journals and bibliographic records as instruments. In relation to the results, it is expected to show problems when implementing ICTs within the organization, fear of change and innovation processes and little government support in this type of project.