La integración metodológica para el desarrollo de productos

El trabajo analiza los procesos implicados en el diseño y en el desarrollo de nuevos productos, en distintas escalas empresariales, según el enfoque que ofrecen la perspectiva del diseño industrial, del marketing y de la ingeniería, mediante la descripción de las metodologías propuestas por distintos autores. A partir de las conclusiones alcanzadas en el análisis de una serie de casos, se formula una propuesta metodológica que integra las secuencias de las etapas que comprende el proceso de desarrollo de productos y que vincula las herramientas que proponen las mencionadas disciplinas para cumplir con las expectativas de su campo

Contributions to inclusive economic growth in Argentina: integrating design, marketing and entrepreneurship for local development in Buenos Aires Province

This work aims to study strategies used in Argentine local development experiences, focusing on industrial design, marketing and entrepreneurship. In order to this purpose, we analyse backgrounds with this approach adding the study of three strategic plans for national and provincial level that are currently in force. With the analysis of the transport system in the last decade, an accelerated cost increase is evident, resulting in a relatively higher price of distributed products. This situation that was initially perceived as a disadvantage finally set up an opportunity to produce locally. The goal of this paper is to provide tools that contribute to the work shipped by key institutions for local development (public, private and intermediary organizations); and the way these interact with the actors and the territory. In particular, the identification of productive sectors and the selection of goods that can be produced and consumed locally, as a key input for the formulation of projects

Contributions to Inclusive Economic Growth in Argentina: Integrating Design, Marketing and Entrepreneurship for Local Development in Buenos Aires Province

This work aims to study strategies used in Argentine local development experiences, focussing on industrial design, marketing and entrepreneurship. In order to this purpose, backgrounds are analysed with this approach adding the study of three strategic plans for national and provincial-level that are currently in force. With the analysis of the transport system in the last decade, an accelerated cost increase is evident, resulting in a relatively higher price of distributed products. This situation that was initially perceived as a disadvantage finally set up an opportunity to produce locally. The goal of this paper is to provide tools that contribute to the work shipped by key institutions for local development (public, private and intermediary organisations), and the way these interact with the actors and the territory. In particular, the identification of productive sectors and the selection of goods that can be produced and consumed locally, as a key input for the formulation of projects

Orientaciones contradictorias en el diseño nacional argentino

¿Existe o no un diseño nacional argentino? ¿Como articula este con el fenómeno de la globalización y que papel viene a ocupar el desarrollo local? Efectos negativos de la globalización, identificados en países en vías de desarrollo, nos obligan a reflexionar en torno a nuevas soluciones. Como objetivo de este trabajo, se aborda y se construye la idea de diseño nacional argentino, en relacion con los paradigmas de globalización y de desarrollo local. Planteamos como hipótesis que el desarrollo local ha venido a reemplazar y a contrarrestar los efectos indeseados de la globalización - la cual, hasta hace unos años era estandarte de numerosas políticas y acciones estatales - ; para, posteriormente, indagar si este reemplazo se ha visto o no reflejado en el diseño nacional. Para el estudio de cada concepto, se expondrá la situación argentina en el contexto latinoamericano.Is there or is not an Argentine national design? How articulates this with the phenomenon of globalization, and what role is to take the local development? Negative effects of globalization, identified in developing countries force us to reflect on new solutions. Aim of this work is approached and the idea of Argentine national design is constructed in relation to the paradigms of globalization and local development. Hypothesize that local development has replaced and counteract unwanted globalization-which, until recently it was standard effects of many policies and actions estatales-; to then examine whether such a replacement has been seen or not in the national design. For the study of each concept, the Argentina situation will be discussed in the Latin American context

Desarrollo local y globalización: orientaciones contradictorias abordadas desde el diseño nacional argentino

¿Existe o no un diseño nacional argentino? ¿Cómo articula este con el fenómeno de la globalización y qué papel viene a ocupar el desarrollo local? Efectos negativos de la globalización, identificados en países en vías de desarrollo, nos obligan a reflexionar en torno a nuevas soluciones. Como objetivo de este trabajo, se aborda y se construye la idea de diseño nacional argentino, en relación con los paradigmas de globalización y de desarrollo local. Planteamos como hipótesis que el desarrollo local ha venido a reemplazar y a contrarrestar los efectos indeseados de la globalización –la cual, hasta hace unos años era estandarte de numerosas políticas y acciones estatales–; para, posteriormente, indagar si este reemplazo se ha visto o no reflejado en el diseño nacional. Para el estudio de cada concepto, se expondrá la situación argentina en el contexto latinoamericano.Eje general: 6. Estado y sociología del desarrollo

Ley de Medios Audiovisuales

O. Steimberg primero y luego E. Verón, por riguroso orden alfabético, habla uno (O. S.) y escribe el otro (E. V.) con sus pareceres acerca del acontecimiento comunicacional y político de la década

Contributions to inclusive economic growth in Argentina: integrating design, marketing and entrepreneurship for local development in Buenos Aires Province

This work aims to study strategies used in Argentine local development experiences, focusing on industrial design, marketing and entrepreneurship. In order to this purpose, we analyse backgrounds with this approach adding the study of three strategic plans for national and provincial level that are currently in force. With the analysis of the transport system in the last decade, an accelerated cost increase is evident, resulting in a relatively higher price of distributed products. This situation that was initially perceived as a disadvantage finally set up an opportunity to produce locally. The goal of this paper is to provide tools that contribute to the work shipped by key institutions for local development (public, private and intermediary organizations); and the way these interact with the actors and the territory. In particular, the identification of productive sectors and the selection of goods that can be produced and consumed locally, as a key input for the formulation of projects.Facultad de Bellas Arte

Contributions to inclusive economic growth in Argentina: integrating design, marketing and entrepreneurship for local development in Buenos Aires Province

This work aims to study strategies used in Argentine local development experiences, focusing on industrial design, marketing and entrepreneurship. In order to this purpose, we analyse backgrounds with this approach adding the study of three strategic plans for national and provincial level that are currently in force. With the analysis of the transport system in the last decade, an accelerated cost increase is evident, resulting in a relatively higher price of distributed products. This situation that was initially perceived as a disadvantage finally set up an opportunity to produce locally. The goal of this paper is to provide tools that contribute to the work shipped by key institutions for local development (public, private and intermediary organizations); and the way these interact with the actors and the territory. In particular, the identification of productive sectors and the selection of goods that can be produced and consumed locally, as a key input for the formulation of projects.Facultad de Bellas Arte

Contributions to Inclusive Economic Growth in Argentina: Integrating Design, Marketing and Entrepreneurship for Local Development in Buenos Aires Province

This work aims to study strategies used in Argentine local development experiences, focussing on industrial design, marketing and entrepreneurship. In order to this purpose, backgrounds are analysed with this approach adding the study of three strategic plans for national and provincial-level that are currently in force. With the analysis of the transport system in the last decade, an accelerated cost increase is evident, resulting in a relatively higher price of distributed products. This situation that was initially perceived as a disadvantage finally set up an opportunity to produce locally. The goal of this paper is to provide tools that contribute to the work shipped by key institutions for local development (public, private and intermediary organisations), and the way these interact with the actors and the territory. In particular, the identification of productive sectors and the selection of goods that can be produced and consumed locally, as a key input for the formulation of projects.Universidad Nacional de La Plat

Market links between actors of the Honduran coffee supply chain: Challenges and opportunities

Coffee is one of the major crops produced in Honduras. This country is the world’s sixth largest producer and the largest producer in Central America. Its contribution to the economy cannot be overstated: it accounts for 5% of the national Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and 26% of the agricultural GDP. It is also the second most important source of foreign currency after international money transfers, bringing 1.165 million USD in the 2020/2021 harvest (IHCAFE 2021). Currently, up to 120,000 Honduran farmers produce coffee, 95% of which are smallholder farmers that produce less than 5000 pounds of coffee yearly (Christian Bunn et al. 2018). The sector employs an estimated 1,1 million people directly. Many more depend on it indirectly (Mogrovejo 2020). Its production is geographically dispersed, being grown in 15 of the 18 departments and in 221 of the 298 municipalities (IHCAFE 2021)