Conceptos generales de logística de aprovisionamiento y toma de decisiones en producción industrial

Abstract

Nowadays the competition is not between companies but between the supply chains that they use. Achieving objective levels of competitiveness in distribution implies integration activities and definition of policies that strategically include resources, consumers and competitive markets. The new teaching programs include technologies that facilitate students' ability to analyze and make decisions. The SIMPRO simulator, for example, allows the user to experience real situations where they must evaluate and make the most appropriate management decision in favor of business efficiency, in these situations the user plays an important role where the main basis is their theoretical knowledge taken to the practice in a simulator, all with the objective that you experience the role of manager or engineer facing situations presented in your future professional journal by making decisions that can lead the company to successful and positive results or finally take the crisis or bankruptcy of a company.