Modelo Fractal empresa orientada para o projeto para redes de pequenas e médias empresas
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empresa fractal, modelo de negocios integrado, redes de PME, projectosResumo
Pequenas e médias empresas formar redes entre eles respondem a pressões concorrenciais. E aumentar a sua capacidade de reagir e se adaptar às mudanças no seu ambiente, o foco em suas competências essenciais, aumentar a disponibilidade de recursos e obter economias de escala. Para alcançar os benefícios destas parcerias é necessário modelo de empresa integrada que define papéis, responsabilidades, funções, objetivos e relações entre os atores. O objetivo deste trabalho é propor um modelo teórico dos projetos da empresa fractal-based para a integração de empresas virtuais e temporários. A implementação bem sucedida do modelo reside no estabelecimento de relações cliente-servidor entre gerentes de projeto. Para ilustrar este modelo e suas propriedades um exemplo hipotético envolvendo empresas farmacêuticas é usado.Referências
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