2012
EMSS 2012 Proceeding
Simulation of hydrocarbon sales services of the National University of Mexico for the scenario analisys that improves return on equity
Authors: Israel Andrade Canades, Citlalli Dorantes Bolanos
Abstract
The National University of Mexico (UNAM) has different types of services that support the daily activities of campus, such as pre-hospital service, transport, commercial services, security, sports, cultural activities, etc. Some of these services provide sufficient funds to the University, in particular, the sale of hydrocarbons, which is not restricted to the university vehicle fleet but also offered to individuals, has a significant potential return on equity. Therefore, we examined the operation of this service to determine whether it is fully exploited. As a result of this analysis, we showed that gains not differ much from the costs because not all resources are utilized. This paper shows a case study which analyzes the sale hydrocarbon service, using simulation techniques, to find plausible scenarios that would improve the economic benefit, by leveraging the space and resources available without investing in infrastructure.
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