http://repositorio.cetys.mx:80 The DSpace digital repository system captures, stores, indexes, preserves, and distributes digital research material. 2026-05-20T19:42:15Z https://repositorio.cetys.mx/handle/60000/2025 Title: Informe de Resultados 2025. Ciudad Diseño. Authors: Sánchez-Jofras, Jorge Francisco; Salinas-Gutiérrez, Isabel; Silva Reyes, Katalina; Guzmán Dueñas, Salvador Abstract: Ciudad Diseño demuestra que la inteligencia colectiva no sólo diagnostica problemas: también imagina futuros posibles. Este informe reúne hallazgos, aprendizajes y propuestas que buscan inspirar nuevas alianzas y proyectos que fortalezcan el vínculo entre ciudadanía, academia, gobierno y empresa. 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z https://repositorio.cetys.mx/handle/60000/2024 Title: Business readiness for dual transformation: an analysis of business capabilities for digital and sustainable transformation Authors: Encinas Grijalva, María del Socorro; Olivieri-Sangiacomo, Flavio Arturo; Galván Vela, Esthela; Ravina-Ripoll, Rafael Abstract: In a dynamic business environment, the convergence of Digital Transformation and Sustainable Transformation has emerged as a comprehensive strategy for companies seeking to thrive in the modern era. For this transformation to successfully develop, the appropriate conditions must be present to carry out a process of digitisation and sustainability. Therefore, this research aimed to identify the readiness level of companies established in the city of Tijuana, Mexico, to adopt a dual transformation process. An analysis of the different digital and sustainable transformation models was carried out, and a self-diagnosis model was designed. Then, a quantitative instrument was applied to a sample of 148 small, medium and large companies in Tijuana between 2022 and mid-2023. The analysis consisted of a descriptive analysis of the data and a correlation analysis. It concludes that the elements that most explain the dual transformation are strategy, culture, organisational and technical capabilities. Likewise, the related factors are definition and communication, alignment, and scope of the objectives within the strategy; change management, knowledge and collaboration in the culture; within the organisation: leadership, processes and organisational structure; and finally in the technical capabilities data management, training and systems integration. The results of this research allowed us to identify and propose strategies to implement the dual transformation and increase the scalability and competitiveness of the adopting companies. 2024-07-01T00:00:00Z https://repositorio.cetys.mx/handle/60000/2023 Title: Aspiraciones de vida y trabajo en Estados Unidos entre jóvenes que estudian en la frontera noroeste de México, 2023 Authors: Valadez García, Alfredo; Vargas-Valle, Eunice D.; Orraca-Romano, Pedro P. Abstract: El objetivo de este trabajo fue analizar los factores que condicionan las aspiraciones de vida y trabajo en Estados Unidos (EUA) de estudiantes universitarios radicados en la región fronteriza norte de México. Se analizó estadísticamente una muestra de estudiantes inscritos en una universidad con opciones de acreditación en EUA. Utilizando modelos de regresión logística multinomial, se encontró que tanto la aspiración de migrar a EUA como la de ser un trabajador transfronterizo al terminar la universidad, respecto a trabajar y vivir en México, fue mucho más alta entre los nacidos en EUA (tanto en quienes no han vivido como en quienes sí vivieron en EUA), en contraste a quienes no nacieron ni vivieron en EUA. Además, se observó que la experiencia de vida transnacional y los vínculos transfronterizos condicionan ambos tipos de aspiraciones, mientras que la aculturación americana solo influye en la aspiración de migrar a EUA. / ABSTRAC: The objective of this study was to analyze the factors that condition the aspirations of college students living and working in the USA on the northwestern border region of Mexico. A sample of students enrolled in a university with accreditation options in the USA was statistically analyzed. Using multinomial logit regression models, we found that both the aspirations to migrate to the USA and to become a cross-border worker after college, relative to working and living in Mexico, were much higher among those born in the USA (both those who have not lived in the USA and those who have), in contrast to those who were neither born nor lived in the USA. In addition, it was found that transnational life experience and cross-border ties condition both types of aspirations, while American acculturation only influences the aspiration to migrate to the USA. 2025-09-01T00:00:00Z https://repositorio.cetys.mx/handle/60000/2021 Title: The Double Dominion Over Women's Bodies as a barrier to exercising sexual and reproductive rights: a mixed-methods study in La Ladrillera, México Authors: Bejarano Zambrano, Claudia Lizeth; Gilbert, Hannah; González Palacios, Carlos Antonio; Mukherjee, Joia; Bejarano Zambrano, María Fernanda; Nadeem Kasmani, Muhummed; Knipper, Michael Abstract: Background Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are essential to women’s autonomy and well-being. Despite global recognition of SRHR as a cornerstone of public health and human rights, research and policy have often failed to account for the lived realities that impede access to SRHR for women on the urban periphery or in rural settings. This study aims to explore how deleteriously interacting social and structural factors shape access to SRHR. Methods A convergent mixed-methods study was conducted in La Ladrillera, a brickmaking community in Baja California, Mexico. Quantitative surveys were administered to all adult women in the community using an adapted reproductive health toolkit, and descriptive statistical analyses were conducted. In-depth interviews were held with women, and a focus group with male community members. Qualitative data were analyzed using an inductive content analysis approach. A feminist and rights-based thematic analysis was employed to examine intersecting social, relational, and institutional determinants of SRHR. Findings All adult women in the community (35) completed the survey, 18 participated in interviews, and six men took part in the focus group discussion. The women’s average age was 43⋅1 years (range 18–84). Participants were asked about Indigenous affiliation; only one reported partial Huichol heritage, and no other racial or ethnic identities were reported. The data revealed that women’s SRH experiences are constrained by patriarchal power in both private and public spheres. While quantitative data supported these findings, they were especially clear in the qualitative component, where many women described how intimate relationships frequently limit contraceptive decision-making and pressure young women into early partnerships. Simultaneously, healthcare providers often disregard informed consent and prioritize provider authority over women’s preferences. These overlapping mechanisms of control reflect symbolic and structural violence, perpetuating reproductive inequities. Interpretation Barriers to SRHR in underserved communities extend far beyond logistics or service availability; they are embedded in everyday practices of domination and neglect. Rights-based, context-informed interventions that actively engage women’s voices, especially in clinic and community settings, are critical. Our findings underscore the need for innovative, feminist-informed approaches to SRHR that confront gendered power structures and center community-led solutions. Funding This work was conducted with support from the Harvard Medical School Master of Medical Sciences in Global Health Delivery program, Harvard University, and the Ronda Stryker and William Johnston MMSc Fellowship. 2026-07-01T00:00:00Z