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- Valentina Estela
- Maria Camila Molina
- Jose miguel andrade
- Laura Cortés
- Valeria Corredor
- Andres Tarquino

1. What is your goal?
The guarantee the human rights of the people through the efficient distribution of the vaccine amongst the different segments of population in the Colombian society.

2. What are the challenges or risks?
- To continue to watch over other important political, social and economic issues and aspects in the Colombian government.
- To guarantee the transparency of the distribution process.
- To establish a proper plan (through logistics and priorities) that can distribute the vaccine to the different population groups in a proper order.

3. What type of interdependence is involved?
-Symbiotic interdependency because it involves an organization as a supplier, creating an interdependency from the government to the pharmaceutical (as they will supply) and both sides of the contract will benefit from a proper vaccination process.
-There is also an interdependency between the people and the government, as these depend on the governments proper acting to have a proper vaccination process.

4. What strategy can be applied to address this interdependence?

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Santiago Ruiz

Alejandra Ordoñez Palomino

Juliana Alzate

Martin Gaitan

Alvaro Salazar

Samuel Castañeda

1. Our goal:
Our goal is to distribute nationally the best coverage and do it in a equitably manner, meaning more, where  is more needed and all proportionally
2. Challenges:
-Logistics
-Transportation
-Who to send the vaccines to?
-Plans to eventualities

-Preservation of the vaccine
3. Risks
-The vaccine going bad
-Security
-Confusion in the logistics and the deliveries
-Something happening to the transportation vehicle
4.What type of interdependence is involved?
-Negotiation
-With the state so that we know where to send the vaccines
5. Strategy
Have multiple distributors but guarantee everybody can get the vaccine

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Paula Gómez
David Bustos
David Castañeda
Mariana Ruiz
Samuel Figueroa
Sebastián Torres
1. The main objective is to make alliances in order to sell the
as many vaccines as possible. In addition, they want to generate value  by controlling the majority of the market.
2. Challenges: Side effects
Depends on the political alliances
Fulfill the huge demand
3.
Symbiotic
4. Reputation - Strategic alliances

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Ana Fernandez
Francisco Parra
Michelle Guzman
Santiago Botero
Isabela Rodríguez

Goal: Make sure to distribute the vaccine to all the citizens, in a record time and securing efficiency.

Challenges or risks:
According to "EL TIEMPO" (El Tiempo, 2021)  one the the biggest challenges we faced is getting the vaccine  to the peripheral side of the country, this is because the vaccines at a -70ºC temperature.

Type of interdependence:
Symbiotic interdependence, we have this kind of interdependence because we are linked mostly with suppliers and distributors. Since the government bought the vaccines and we are encharge of distributing the most amount of vaccines, we don't found competition with either private and public organizations.

What strategy can be applied to address this interdependence:
Firstly, we are gonna focused in our reputation, we think it is vital for citizens to trust in our services, in order to get people vaccinated as fast as possible. Secondly, we want to make strategic alliances with the government, this way we will try to give accurate and clear information on the media about how the vaccine will be distributed and how it's gonna work.

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Mariana Sáchica
Santiago de los Reyes
Sophia Cabrera
Saumya Srivastava
Teófilo Rey
Camilo Arevalo
Santiago Pérez

What is your goal?
Ensure equal access and efficient distribution to the vaccine. To grant the availability of a considerable number of vaccines and its access through the Colombian territory.

What are the challenges or risks?
One challenge is that the demand of vaccines surpasses the capacity of the State to distribute them. Additionally, that the process of selection gets corrupted by political forces, transforming the health issue into a political issue. Also, that during the distribution process the protocols and basic conditions are not properly followed.

What type of interpedendence is involved?
In this case, there might be symbiotic interdependence between the State and the pharmaceuticals, where both actors might be benefited with a good vaccination process, and the pharmaceuticals work as suppliers for the State. Additionally, there is an interdependence with the population, where both depend on each other during the vaccination process.

What strategy can be applied to address this interdependence?
A good strategy would be the privatization of the vaccination process. Also, transparency with the information delivered to different actors might help the vaccination process to be more efficient. In this way, the Colombian population would have more freedom of decision, because if they have the economic resources to buy the vaccine from a private company, they would not have to depend on the State to receive the vaccine.

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Rafael Cubillan
Isabella Camejo
Mariana Llorente
Jacobo Cañón
Lucas Rincón
Salomé Santander
Mariana Bacca

1. Our goal is to apply the vaccine the fastest and most effective way possible because because since we're in a pandemic we most move fast to create immunity. This is also a scarce resource so managing the dosis is vital.
2. The main risk is held by the medical staff in charge of applying the vaccines because of their constant exposure to the virus since they have regular and close contact with a lot of people. Also, a great challenge the local clinics have to face is managing the logistics involved in the vaccination such as place, order and staff training.
3. Symbiotic Interdependence: we have interdependence between the suppliers and distributors because once the vaccine arrives to Colombia there's not competition between other clinics.
4. Long term contracts with the government and other clinics because this is a scarce resource so it must be shared efficiently so that everyone can receive a dosis and reputation alliances with the suppliers since they are international.

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Camila Laverde
Juan Antonio Umaña
Valentina Navarro
Gabriel Becerra
Antonio Afanador
1. Our goal: being the number one un vaccine sales worldwide. This, by closing the largest quantity of contrats possible.
2. Challenges:
a) To fulfill the contracts ageements (the quantity of vaccines at the time and place agreed).
b) To convince the possible clients that our vaccine is the best option.
3. The interdependence is symbiotic. The distributors are crucial.
4. Strategic alliance long term contracts. The idea is to be contracted for the second dosis.

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Maria Jose Romero
Juliana Paez
Juan Pablo Díaz
Gabriela Gil
Valeria Malpica
Mariana Sánchez

1. Our Goal:
Our main goals as a local clinic is guaranteeing that people in our local community are vaccinated in the most effective and safe way possible.

2. Challenges or risks
The main challenges to face are guaranteeing the availability of scarce resources (needles, cotton pads, gloves, masks, etc.), capacitation of hospital staff, ensuring that the cold supply chain is not broken, an effective financial management of the distribution, the optimization of vaccination processes.

3. Type of interdependence:
Symbiotic Interdependencies with stakeholders such as government officials and distributors. As we all share a common interest (making sure the vaccine is distributed), there is few or a lack of competition among agents.

4. Strategies that can be applied
Strategic alliances need to be formed between actors to perform in the most efficient and safe way possible.