OPTIMIZATION OF PROCESSES IN THE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE OF BUSINESS MODELS. SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Hidalgo-Pozzi R.H.; Alamo-Larrañaga K.; Rojas-Vela J.; Ruiz-Correa S.; Gonzáles-Alegría L.; Reátegui-Reátegui M.L. · Bibliotecas, Anales de Investigacion (2024)

Resumen

Objective: This review article focuses on optimization and its organizational structure in Business Models, for dynamic and competitive management, optimization is crucial for sustainability and organizational success. Methodology: The research is qualitative, it is a systematic review with a phenomenological and interpretive design, the analysis required studies from different phases, the scientific debate stands out from the argumentation through documentary and bibliographic analysis supported by scientific and academic articles, business reports . and technical documents considered relevant from the macro approach from which their results are presented, the triangulation and communication of data is carried out in a combination of perspectives to form diverse criteria. Results and Discussion: the scientific debate highlights the importance of optimizing business models, based on their organizational structures. It patents optimization methodologies, algorithmic models, analytical tools and technologies as essential to improve the operational efficiency, decision making and competitiveness of organizations. Conclusions: It is suggested to implement these considerations and operational schemes, it can result in significant improvements in business efficiency and the quality of products/services. Contribution: provides the theoretical profile for the effective implementation of strategies that can result in improvements in operational efficiency, cost reduction and competitiveness of organizations.

Instituciones: Universidad Nacional de San Martín