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Development of learning activity 2: Evidence 2

Andrea Alejandra Vanegas Gil

Centro de Comercio y Servicios, Servicio Nacional de Aprendizaje (SENA)
2282342: Negociación Internacional
Óscar Andrés López Valencia
Andrés Mogollón Reina
Jorge Enrique Torres Caicedo
Julio 04, 2021
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DEVELOPMENT OF LEARNING ACTIVITY 2: EVIDENCE 2

AUTHOR
ANDREA ALEJANDRA VANEGAS GIL
Presented for the fulfillment of learning activity 2
INSTRUCTORS
ÓSCAR ANDRÉS LÓPEZ VALENCIA
ANDRÉS MOGOLLÓN REINA
JORGE ENRIQUE TORRES CAICEDO

SERVICIO NACIONAL DE APRENDIZAJE (SENA)

TECNOLOGÍA EN NEGOCIACIÓN INTERNACIONAL
BOGOTÁ D.C.
2021
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Contents
Development of learning activity 2: Evidence 2..........................................................................4
References......................................................................................................................................7
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Development of learning activity 2: Evidence 2

1. Find the main idea of paragraphs 1, 2, 9, 10, 11, and 12, and write them in a
paragraph.
Paragraph one:
Together, these three factors reshape the foundations of the modern economy. First, the
digital revolution has vastly increased the influence, flexibility, and agility of businesses large
and small, creating new economic players, such as "multinational micro-enterprises" -
technology-intensive companies born all over the world. Second, international competition draws
millions of new workers and consumers to more and more "competitive peaks" rather than
"competitive bottoms." In this competition, emerging countries become innovative, engineering
originals, and champions of skills acquisition. Third, cultural and structural trends change the
nature of social and economic interactions by changing people's wishes and preferences, such as
the immediate satisfaction of service delivery expectations with a single click or seamless
interoperability between products. and electronic devices.
Paragraph two:
The obvious difference between product and service markets is fictitious: value creation
and innovation increasingly occur at their intersections. Business-related services are often
critical to making products attractive to consumers and generating most of the added value in
terms of growth and jobs.
Paragraph nine:
The car has become a computer on wheels. Software is revolutionizing the automotive
industry and, until recently, it was one of the most traditional and hierarchical industries in the
world. For example, Tesla, founded in 2003, has shown that there is no reason why a technology
company cannot become an automobile company because the design comes from California and
the modules are delivered by suppliers around the world. Final product. Assembled at the
contract factory. Electronics and automation have become key components of the assembly line.
Paragraph ten:
Despite the slowdown in growth in emerging markets, there may be a continued process
of convergence in the coming decades. As emerging countries move up the value chain, they
increasingly compete with manufacturers and service providers in advanced economies. They can
now outperform more advanced economies by embracing the latest technology and offering
products and services globally, rather than developing a strong industry sector locally.
Paragraph eleven
The logic of the emerging new economy is heavily influenced by ongoing cultural and
structural changes, some of which are technology-induced, while others are the result of broader
social trends. Its effect is profound, from the changing nature of work and its increasing fluidity
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to the emergence of a collaborative economy. In particular, the perspectives of consumers and

users, which are already fundamental to current economic relations, will become dominant even
in transactions between companies.
Paragraph twelve
The logic of the emerging economy is strongly influenced by cultural changes. Some of
those are by the technology, while others are the result of social trends. The effects are
importants, from changing the nature of work and increasing liquidity to the emergence of the
economy. Specially, the consumer-user perspective, which has been the basis of current
economic relations, will also govern transactions between companies.
2. Write a summary of ten lines from the text.
Today's economy is undergoing major changes on many fronts, and the rise of digital has
dramatically increased the reach, flexibility, and agility of small businesses. Technology is
changing the way we interact and communicate by providing new skills in every situation.
Products and services on the market must be attractive to consumers and generate most of
the added value in terms of growth and employment. New technology allows you to create a
variety of tools. Thanks to innovation, we can now manage mobile phones from the computer.
Technology will play an important role in the future development of SMEs.
3. Choose a paragraph and translate it with your own words.
International competition attracts millions of new workers and consumers through a "race
to the bottom" rather than a "race to the bottom", and emerging economies are becoming
champions of innovation, ingenuity and innovation. . innovation. Acquisition of dexterity and
technical abilities. Third, cultural and structural trends alter the nature of socioeconomic
interactions by changing people's aspirations and preferences, such as the expectation of
immediate satisfaction with services. The one-click service provides full interoperability between
electronic products and devices.
4. Choose ten words from the text and organize them alphabetically. Look for the
meaning of each word.
Approach: Aproximación, acercarse.
Current: Actual, presente, de hoy en día.
Data: Datos, información.
Dropped: Caída, caído.
Growth: Crecimiento.
Landscape: Paisaje.
Purpose: Propósito.
Quality: Calidad.
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Smart: Inteligente.
Sourcing: Abastecimiento.

5. Match the term with the corresponding meaning.

a Client d Things created by projects.
b Solution c A series of tasks to be done in a specified sequence.
c Engagement a A customer.
d Project b Products and services that solve a client’s problem.
e Deliverable e An agreement between client-service provider.
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References

European Comission. (2015). Integration of products and services. Obtained from European

Political Strategy Centre: https://sena.territorio.la/content/index.php/institucion/Titulada/

institution/SENA/Ventas/122702/Contenido/DocArtic/Integration%20of%20products

%20and%20services.pdf