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3. What type of interdependence is involved?

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3. What type of interdependence is involved?

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

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

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Pablo Gutierrez
Sara Tarquino
Daniela Velasco
Samuel Puerto
Romeo Fernandez
Daniel Caceres

1. Our goal is to deliver the agreed doses in the agreed times with the different countries a contract is made. Also, make and distribute vaccines with great quality.
2. The risks we have involved are not having the infrastructure neccesary to make the doses agreed and delay the manufacture of vaccines.
3. Our organization interdependance is symbiotic because we need to relay on suppliers and distributors to start the process of vaccine making.
4. We decided to approach our symbiotic interdependance by creating strategic alliances with our suppliers and distributors, so we can make sure our demands for inputs are in time for the making of the vaccines.

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Valentina Arenas
Daniel Rodríguez
Valentina Cantor
Gabriela Parrado
Carlos Felipe Cadena
1.  Our goal is to sell our vaccine, while providing people with a solution for COVID-19 pandemic.
2.  The challenges we face are the other pharmacys that are also producing vaccines and the limitations other countries have for the type of vaccine people get.
3.  There is involved a symbiotic relation, with suppliers and distributors and a competitive relationship with what benefits us the most Raw material.
4. The strategy that can be applied to address the interdependece would be alliances and having a good organizational system, linked to a compact administration.

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Manuel Pérez

The main goal as the head of state is to achieve an succeed in the National Vaccination Plan. Also, its quite important to enhance the reputation not only of the country, but of the government.

The risks that the head of state can face are that there could be a breach of the agreements with the pharmaceutical companies that could make slower and stop the National Vaccination Plan, to achieve fair contracts, data managment, logistics coordination and personal management.

The types of interdependences are both symbiotic and competitive, symbiotic because the Pharmaceuticals are our supplyers of the vaccines and the doctors and nurses are our distribuitors of the vaccines.
and competitive because we are directly compettitng vs others countrys for the vaccines.

Strategy: we would use mainly contracts with the sakeholders for symbiotic interdependence in order to control the agreements and possible risks (uncertainty)

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Sara Leguízamo
Juan Esteban Barbosa
Valeria Tolosa
Pedro Escobar

1. The goal is to massively vaccinate the country.
2. This goal can be challenging because there is a limited budget, the vaccines aren't produced inside the country, transportation and distribution of vaccines inside the country is complicated, armed groups have stolen some of the vaccines and some vaccines are getting lost because there isn't  the right equipment to preserve them and not all the population wants to get vaccinated.
3. The interdependence involved is symbiotic because there are interdependencies with suppliers and distributers where there are mutual benefits.
4. These relationships can be managed with strategic alliances (more specifically long-term contracts) where the interests of each party and the terms of the relationships are established.

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-Mateo Sánchez
-Juan Camilo Cubillos
-Sofia Vargas
-Manuela Silva

1. Our main goal is to assure that the vaccine will reach every corner of the country were is demanded.
2. There are many risks we could face, for example: how good our resources like means of transport are and any setback that can make difficult our distribution net,
3) The type of interdependence that we found was a Symbiotic interdependence because we depend on the suppliers and the vaccine availability in the market
4)We can apply a strategic alliance with the suppliers (pharmaceuticals) to improve the vaccine  availability

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Santiago Aristizabal
Susana Cano
Nicolás Lugo
Mariana Farfán

1. Our goal is to ensure that the National Vaccination Plan is executed as efficiently as possible, in order to comply with the vaccination plan proposed by the government.
2. Our biggest challenge is managing to distribute the vaccines safely and effectively in remote areas due to poor infrastructure.
3. There is a symbiotic interdependence relationship between our organization and the other organizations in this environment, as we are not competing for scarce resources but rather cooperating to achieve the end goal of the National Vaccination Plan.
4. We believe that a strategic alliance would be the most appropiate approach. By creating a strong and reliable relationship with our suppliers and distributors, we can guarantee that the National Vaccination Plan is executed as optimally as possible.

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Juan Camilo Cifuentes
María José Arango
Juan Camilo Gomez
Luisa Obregon
Sebastián Gutiérrez

1) Distribute the major amount of vaccines in the least time possible.
2)The main challenge is to coordinate the vaccination programe, with the logistics it requieres. In order to ensure the goal previously mentioned. Nonetheless, there are risks involved in the process, like making mistakes during the vaccination that could harm people, and the possibility that some vaccines get lost or damaged during transport.
3) There's Symbiotic interdependencies with the government, as is the one that provides the doses of the vaccine, and with any other distributor of the vaccines. On the other hand, there's competitive interdependencies with other clinics, regarding the amount of doses each clinic receives. As the distribution it's not the same.
4)  As the clinic doesn't have substantial power in decision making regarding the distribution of the vaccine. The clinic must rely on informal mechanisms, such as reputation. Meaning the clinic has to be perceived by the distributors as having better logistics and vaccination programe.

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Carlos Fernando Alzate
Camilo Rios
Diego Alejandro Rodríguez
Mariana Galvez
Juana Villate

1. Our goal as a local clinic is to achieve the maximum amount of vaccinated people, according to their capacity, in the shortest period of time possible.
2. The challenges we present are regarding logistics, for example having the appropiate facilities, respecting the social distancing and biosecurity measures during the vaccinations (taking into account many people will gather on order to be vaccinated), having the needed amount of trained staff to put the vaccines, keeping the vaccines in the right conditions.
3. Symbiotic interdependence is involved since there is a relation between the hospital and the suppliers of the vaccines (for example the pharmacies that supply the vaccines to the government and the government distributes them or the ability to buy the doses directly from suppliers).
4. Strategic alliance by developing a network with the government and the different suppliers.