ANALYSIS ON ERGONOMICS, BIOMECHANICS, AND ANTHROPOMETRY IN ORGANIZATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS

Oscar Mares Banuelos; Alfredo Salvador Cardenas Villalpando; Enrique Macias Calleros; Víctor Aparicio Rosas

Volume : VII, Issue : IX, September - 2017

ANALYSIS ON ERGONOMICS, BIOMECHANICS, AND ANTHROPOMETRY IN ORGANIZATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS

Oscar Mares Banuelos, Alfredo Salvador Cardenas Villalpando, Enrique Macias Calleros, V Ctor Aparicio Rosas

Abstract :

This article analyzes the competitiveness of organizations from an anthropological or anthropocentric point of view. Nowadays, competitiveness is a factor that productive companies take into account from many angles, in this case, from the area of work comfort. Mental and physical health, as well as psychic, is indispensable in the productivity of work groups, without distinguishing nationality, creed or sex. The idea of being competitive within any economic entity, reveals new perspectives. This is how anthropometry, ergonomics and biomechanics give their contribution to this area of administrative economics. < clear="all" style="page–eak–before:always;mso–eak–type:section–eak" />