vol. 1 núm. 1 (2015)

Although theory can become an important starting point that provides a specific general culture to the student, the truth is that the student must acquire skills, techniques, abilities and the ability to analyze very specific situations; being the business practice, one of the most important means to acquire these competences, which will allow you in the future, to function with security and suitability in your professional field. According to your professional development, you will be evaluated for your practical skills, taking into account that we are in a world of results.

A risk in a project is an event or uncertain condition that when it occurs, has a positive or negative effect on some project objective and it must be taken into account that both the size and the complexity of the project increase the risks and that it is frequent that behave like icebergs. The presence of risk is inevitable in all projects, however, the important thing in Risk Management (it represents the potential impact, whether negative or positive that can affect the scope of the project), is to identify them, assess them and give the most appropriate response. convenient in the shortest possible time to each one of them; This process involves the identification of activities, according to their nature The results of a project are the product of many factors, including those that are not predictable and over which project managers have little control as indicated by Hillson “The presence of risk creates surprises throughout the project life cycle, which affects everything from technical feasibility to costs, market timing, financial performance, and strategic objectives (Hillson, 1999; Loch, Solt, & Bailey, 2008; Thieme, Song, and Shin, 2003) ”.

This document describes the analysis of the needs to increase the collection in Colpensiones, for the concept of Pension Bonds and Contributions by Fiscal Location of the public entities of the territorial order and Public Hospitals; From which the parameters for an information and payment system for the use of debtor entities for these concepts are established. The project is the result of the authors' degree work to obtain the title of Specialists in Management for Business Development from the Santo Tomás University (VUAD).

It is an essay that aims to induce reflection on the concept of sustainable development, the exploitation of natural resources and its association with concepts such as economics and politics. It is based on the analysis of the theories of experts on the subject.

The article makes a brief reflection on some of the technological trends presented in the "Horizon Report 2013", regarding the importance they have in the teaching and learning process, and their incorporation both in higher education institutions and in teaching. .

Today project managers must take into account the different aspects that affect the execution of a project, therefore, in the evolution of the economy and the generation of wealth by companies, the feasibility begins to take into account a component that was not very relevant for the projects such as Environmental risks, which must be considered in many cases as an endogenous variable that can have consequences when carrying out a project.

This article collects some concerns and reflections that the author proposes about research in the field of virtual education (EV) and the new challenges that this modality poses in training processes, especially in higher education. From this perspective, some considerations of (EV) as an object of study are addressed and some lines and themes are suggested to project research as an essential function for the development of virtuality, facing education in the 21st century.

This article presents a resource optimization model, applying linear programming as a decision-making tool in a transportation problem, in which a manager is able to address a course of action in the face of a series of variables with the that you have to play for a minimum cost, supported by systematized applications (software) that allow you to simplify time.

Disease problems have traditionally been treated through the use of chemical fungicides; However, this measure has unwanted effects, such as the emergence of resistance to diseases, contamination of soils and water sources, and on human health. For this reason, the use of biological control by means of native microorganisms is proposed for the control of diseases of commercial crops; since these do not accumulate in the trophic chains and present very low toxicity. Among these, the Trichoderma fungus stands out, it has presented a high control of vascular wilt, overturning, gray mold among others; These are diseases of importance in crops of the Sabana de Bogotá and Boyacá.

Present the experience of interaction with the vulnerable community of Altos de Cazucá, through the application of the Participatory Action Research method, PAR, for its characterization and recognition of needs, through a sample of 77 families selected at random in two neighborhoods of Cazucá. The results of the study show that 14% of the population are displaced; 62.3% have resided for more than 15 years; 68.8% have an average family group of 5 people. 28.6% of the parents are in the family and 71.4% the woman is the head of the household; 31% have an employment relationship, 25% are unemployed, an indicator above the national average. In relation to the weighted income per family, they are at $ 317,969, being 56% those who receive less than said salary, 50% of the population is located below the poverty line and 25% is located in indigence indices with $ 170,000 on average. With participatory workshops, the needs for work and income, community associations and comprehensive training were identified. To give continuity, the second stage of the research work in development is formulated, with solidarity education and productive techniques, for the organization of a solidarity company, in parallel the market study is carried out with the solidarity seedbed focused on the marketing of clothing and lingerie of the home, which allows them to generate sources of work, accumulation of capital and provision of services to improve living standards.

We can affirm that the prophecies, although slowly, are being fulfilled given the potential for destruction that humanity generates every day. Apparently we are immersed in a revolution of knowledge and information, whose end is not in sight and as its growth and evolution its consequences are unpredictable. There is an imaginary that this revolution will lead humanity to lose control of powerful new forces and even reverse the benefit to humanity and unleash our own slavery and destruction. Indeed, more than the loss of our individual freedom, what we are putting the most at risk is our survival as a species, due to the high irreversible damage that we are inflicting on the environment. If we do not put a stop to this crazy race of self-destruction, turning forests into deserts, polluting rivers and oceans, destroying the ozone layer, extracting and depleting oil and coal among many other irreversible damages, we will not have a promising future.