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    La cadena de suministro como un factor determinante de la rentabilidad en la fábrica el Troje de la Ciudad de Ambato
    (2017-05) García Vásquez, Eliana Paola; DT - Martínez Mesías, Juan Pablo
    The present research work aims to establish a model that helps in the first instance to optimize the supply chain, thus increasing the profitability of the company given that in recent years the company has come to stagnate in a way that growth is very slow. In order to determine and confirm the problem, information was collected through both vertical and horizontal financial analysis to analyze the variable profitability. On the other hand, a series of questions was designed through the checklist technique to analyze the areas and processes that They incurred, which allowed to accept the hypothesis raised and confirm the incidence of the supply chain in the profitability under quantitative parameters as in this case factor z, to proceed to establish the conclusions and recommendations.
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    La cadena de suministros en el área de comercialización y su impacto en la rentabilidad de la empresa Rectima Industry de la Ciudad de Ambato.
    (2017-02) Manzano Acosta, Cristina Maribel; DT - Guachimboza Villalva, Marco Vinicio
    The current work shows the investigation results made from the previous research, which was mainly aimed to solve the problem found in RECTIMA INDUSTRY located in Tungurahua. It also consists in developing the supply chain commercially, oriented to maximize the business profitability. The main goal of the investigation is to analyze the supply chain in the Rectima Industry commercialization area, through the processes achievements and develop the business profitability. The objective is to establish a mechanism to provide the materials and supplies that required surgery and customer demand. Minimizing the inventory of investment, obsolescence and lost sales by not having an a dequate level of inventories.