Financial Viability of Investment Projects Design, Validation and Technological Upgrading of a Method and Prototype Multiplex Amplification for the Detection of Bacterial Pathogens That Cause Vaginal Infection

Sandra Hernández López; Manuel Toledado Ayala; Aurelio Domínguez González; Jorge Alberto García Hernández

Sandra Hernández López¹*, Manuel Toledado Ayala ²*, Aurelio Domínguez González³ Jorge Alberto García Hernández ⁴

¹Dr. Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro, México, sandra.maestra@gmail.com

²Dr. Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro, México, toledano@uaq.mx

³Dr.Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro, México, auredgz@uaq.mx,

⁴Sr.Universidad Autónoma de Querétaro, México, jorgeagh.96@gmail.com

*Corresponding Author

Abstract

The investigation was at the Autonomous University of Queretaro where the dimensions of analysis are the financial viability of investment projects design, validation and technological upgrading of a method and prototype multiplex amplification for the detection of bacterial pathogens that cause vaginal cervical infection, research question governing research is financially viable is investment in projects design, validation and technological updating of multiple amplification method and prototype for the detection of bacterial pathogens that cause vaginal infection? Which has as independent variable the company interested in the application. Dependent variables Autonomous University of Queretaro, research is developed under the paradigm of quantitative methodology by applying the analytical and correlational research values projected net cash flow five years, IRR (internal rate of return) & Trema (Rate minimum acceptable performance, PayBack (recovery period), phenomenological tool financial analysis of the investment. the expected results are IRR 215%, one Trema 17%, recouping investment on average two years, concluding that it is viable financial investment health projects, implementing a financial procedures manual in technology projects, achieving an efficient relationship between the operative part and decisions.

Keywords: Financial viability of investment, projects design, validation and technological