The business associativity as a strategic proposal for the development of Soacha

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Hernando Parra Barrios
Alberto Rodríguez
Camilo Andrés Sánchez
Jhonatan Galindo Mancipe

Abstract

Social development and economic growth are two aspects that depart from the phenomena of the opening and globalization of consumer markets and the capital goods market; for its association, we require necessary conditions, such as the interaction between government entities and the organizational
representations of business associations. With the practice of associativity or business cooperation, we can materialize a type of fundamental tool for SMEs to achieve competitiveness and face the challenges and demands of international markets and the ups and downs of the global economy and its effects or
consequences, which are experienced in the local territories, where the business sector acts in an interaction with the variables of the local economy.

Keywords:
Business associativity, Globalization, Competitive advantage, SMEs, Clusters

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