ORGANIZATIONAL PERSPECTIVE BEHAVIOR IN THE BUSINESS MODEL
Seijas-Diaz J.G.; Rosales-Bardalez C.D.; Valera-Vela J.S.; Macahuachi-Rengifo R.J.; Terán-Chávez N.M.; Nureña-Hidalgo M.A. · Bibliotecas, Anales de Investigacion (2024)
Resumen
Objetive. Analyze from the review of current literature on the behavior of the organizational perspective in business models. Design/Methodology/Approach. Through a qualitative analysis, supported by documentary analysis, applying the systematic review method, in addition to the descriptive method to expose criteria, results of the debate, the search strategy was based on the documents consulted in important databases, such as Scopus, WOS . and others from the academic field accessible on Google Scholar. The search equation allowed us to determine 236 documents in the recovery. Results/Discussion. This study delves into the organizational perspective of the business model, debating how various approaches and strategies impact the sustainability, innovation and efficiency of organizations. The exhaustive review of recent scientific literature demonstrates a vision of good practices and the use of emerging technologies that transform the way in which organizations manage and compete in a polarized and constantly evolving environment. The analysis included how it integrates the organization's general strategy and how it contributes to the generation of value. Conclusions. The research highlights the diversity and effectiveness of various organizational development strategies that have been successfully implemented as good practice in different contexts. Among them are: By adopting a holistic, organizational management-based approach, organizations can achieve sustainable competitive advantage in an ever-changing, globalized business environment. Originality/Value. It examines how different business model approaches and strategies can influence the sustainability, innovation and efficiency of organizations.
Instituciones: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Alto Amazonas; Universidad Nacional de San Martín; Universidad César Vallejo