Análisis sobre desarrollo administrativo y tecnológico de asociaciones agroindustriales, de servicio y financieras en municipios del departamento Risaralda

Abstract

La presente investigación se centró en evaluar el desarrollo administrativo y tecnológico de las asociaciones en los sectores agroindustrial, de servicios y financieros en los municipios risaraldenses de Apia, Belén de Umbría, Mistrato, Guática, Quinchia, Balboa, La Celia, Santa Rosa y Pueblo Rico. Para ello se realizó un diagnóstico que permitiera identificar el estado de desarrollo y los alcances administrativos y tecnológicos de estas organizaciones. La metodología fue fundamentada en una investigación descriptiva, recolectando información a través de una encuesta y entrevista aplicada a la población objetivo de estudio, representada por 30 empresas asociativas. El trabajo resalta la baja capacidad de gestión administrativa y tecnológica de dichas organizaciones, lo que las hace poco competitivas para los mercados nacionales e internacionales The research focused on assessing the administrative and technological development of partnerships in the agribusiness, financial services and municipalities risaraldenses Apia, Belen de Umbria, Mistrato, Guatica, Quinchia, Balboa, La Celia, Santa Rosa and Pueblo Rico. Performing for this, a diagnosis that identified the state of development, determining the administrative and technological achievements of these organizations. The methodology is based on a descriptive research, which were used as data collection instruments, a survey and an interview with an objective of the study population represented by 30 companies association. It is noted in the department of Risaralda that the administrative structure and technology of associative processes is playing an important role in the economic organization of the municipalities and the community, contributing to the development of associative networks in agribusiness, financial services and. The results achieved by allowing associations to develop strategies for improving their programs consistent with community and business to improve the living conditions of the inhabitants of the municipalities surveyed. The work highlights the low administrative capacity and technology of these organizations, making them less competitive for national and international markets