Strategic Plans to Improve Production Processes in the Fishing Sector of Chimbote, Peru
Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies · pp. 35–48 · Published 4 Jul 2022
10.9734/ajess/2022/v30i330723Abstract
The research aimed to determine if the strategic plans improve production processes in the fishing sector of Chimbote, 2020. The research focus is quantitative, applied type and non-experimental cross-sectional causal correlational design. The exhibition is composed of 165 people including businessmen and leaders of the fishing sector of Chimbote, 2020; two valid questionnaires with a reliability of 0.862 and 0.868 were used. Data analysis was performed using frequency tables and Spearman's Rho correlation coefficient. It was determined that the strategic plans significantly improve production processes in the fishing sector of Chimbote, 2020; being the Rho = 0.958 (high degree of correlation and positive) (p < 0.01). It was identified that the strategic plans have a regular level according to 63% of the entrepreneurs and leaders of the fishing sector of Chimbote, 2020. It was identified that the productive processes have a regularly efficient level according to 61.8% of the entrepreneurs and leaders of the fishing sector of Chimbote, 2020. The development of strategic plans could influence the development of fishing activities in an efficient manner, aiming to achieve the maximum use of raw materials, promoting high quality production processes.
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