Mecanismos de valoración de la resiliencia empresarial: un enfoque desde el riesgo generado por el Covid-19

Authors

  • Edvin Méndez Universidad Técnica de Ambato, Ecuador
  • Alexander Fernando Haro-Sarango Tecnológico Superior Universitario España, Ecuador
  • Juan Carlos Pérez-Briceño Universidad Técnica de Ambato, Ecuador
  • Oscar Patricio López-Solís Universidad Técnica de Ambato, Ecuador

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.36314/cunori.v7i2.225

Keywords:

business resilience, fuzzy logic, enterprise, Covid-19

Abstract

PROBLEM: The pandemic has significantly affected business operability, forcing in certain cases to modify its structure to adapt to the new reality, however, there is a proportion that in part does not manage changes, which increases the risk of bankruptcy and insolvency, becoming a detriment to the people linked to the entity. OBJECTIVE: to evaluate by means of an algorithmic model the transcendental variables in the minimum business risk and vulnerability in a Covid-19 scenario. METHOD: fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) provides a step towards a holistic and simultaneous understanding of the patterns that create these conditions, using a constructive theory approach RESULTS: based on the algorithmic calculation, the independent variable VI5 (Insufficient cash flow to maintain staff and business operations) is the one needed for the probabilistic combinations. CONCLUSION: it is necessary for the company to know how externalities have affected the company, i.e., how dizzying changes in the environment have been risk inducing.

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Author Biographies

Edvin Méndez, Universidad Técnica de Ambato, Ecuador

Dra. in Accounting and Audit, Master in Business Financial Management, I have worked in the public sector in the areas of Accounting, Budgeting and Asset Management, and as a teacher in the courses of Accounting I, General Accounting, Business Budgeting, Budgeting of business projects, in the Accounting and Auditing, Economics and Financial Engineering Careers of the Faculty of Accounting and Auditing; as well as Management Accounting, and International Marketing at the Faculty of Administrative Sciences of the Technical University of Ambato.

Alexander Fernando Haro-Sarango, Tecnológico Superior Universitario España, Ecuador

Bachelor of Finance, Master of Information Systems with a Mention in Business Intelligence and Mass Data Analytics, Scientific Researcher registered and recognized by the Secretary of Higher Education for Science, Technology and Innovation (SENESCYT - Ecuador) with Registration No. REG- INV-22-05405, Researcher at the Technical University of Ambato Faculty of Accounting and Auditing.

Juan Carlos Pérez-Briceño, Universidad Técnica de Ambato, Ecuador

Professor Researcher Technical University of Ambato, MBA. Master in Business Administration, Master in Economics and Finance (e), Business Engineer, Graduate and Undergraduate Professor at different public and private universities in the country, General Manager of COMPER.

Oscar Patricio López-Solís, Universidad Técnica de Ambato, Ecuador

Engineering Professional in Financial Management, two master's degrees (Marketing and Business Financial Management), pursuing a Doctorate in Social Sciences with a Management Mention at the University of Zulia, professional experience focused on the Public Financial System (Development Bank of Ecuador, CFN National Financial Corporation ) and Private (Banco de Guayaquil), and other entities (Corpoambato, Almacenes Japón, Ministry of Tourism, Ambato Cultural and Educational Foundation), additionally as a research professor at the Undergraduate and Postgraduate level (Technical University of Ambato, Higher Polytechnic School of Chimborazo ), and business consulting office (ACL Asesores Empresariales) since 2011 with the generation of new businesses and access to financing.

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Published

2023-09-08

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Méndez, E., Haro-Sarango, A. F., Pérez-Briceño, J. C., & López-Solís, O. P. (2023). Mecanismos de valoración de la resiliencia empresarial: un enfoque desde el riesgo generado por el Covid-19. Revista Ciencia Multidisciplinaria CUNORI, 7(2), 23–37. https://doi.org/10.36314/cunori.v7i2.225

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Vol. 7 No. 2 (2023): Revista Ciencia Multidisciplinaria CUNORI

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