RINTERPAP - Revista Interdisciplinar de Pesquisas Aplicadas

MDT – A TERRITORIAL DEVELOPMENT MODEL

Eduarda Cunha de LA ROCQUE — 2024-12-23

This article proposes a new Territorial Development Model (TDM) aimed at the design and implementation of sustainable development projects. The model incorporates qualified listening mechanisms and alignment among stakeholders, offering a system of actionable and internationally comparable metrics. Additionally, the TDM structures effective governance to accelerate concrete results, overcome limitations imposed by political cycles, and ensure the legal certainty needed to attract public and private investments. The model aims to transform development dynamics, ensuring more effective, efficient, and impactful interventions. The methodology integrates the concepts of Jobs-to-be-Done, Design Thinking, Stakeholder Capitalism (World Economic Forum), and the Social Progress Index (Michael Porter).

USE OF CONCEPT MAPS IN THE TEACHING-LEARNING PROCESS AND STUDENT ENGAGEMENT FOR LEARNING NEWTONIAN MECHANICS

Ramon Teodoro do PRADO — 2024-12-23

This paper reports the use of concept maps with high school students enrolled in an integrated technical course in Railways at a federal institution in Espírito Santo. Concept maps are an attempt to represent relationships between concepts in the form of propositions. The maps were used throughout the 2023 academic year. The aim of using concept maps was to serve as an auxiliary tool in the teaching-learning process and engage students, promoting their active participation in the construction of knowledge on topics of Newtonian mechanics. Six maps were created during the year, one as training and others related to Physics topics. These maps were presented and discussed with the class and the teacher. We present two versions from three students chosen randomly. The concept maps showed conceptual evolution and also demonstrated the improvement of the concept mapping technique. It was also possible to detect an improvement in the handling and refinement of the tool used to create the maps, CmapTools.

PROCRASTINATION AND ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE IN BUSINESS STUDENTS

Luiz Henrique Lima FARIA — 2024-12-23

This integrative review article analyzes the relationship between academic procrastination and academic performance among students of Public Administration, Business Administration, Accounting, and Tourism, using articles from the SPELL repository of ANPAD published between 2014 and 2023. It is observed that scientific 2 production varied over the years, with greater interest in 2020 and 2023, possibly reflecting the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Most articles are written by groups of three or four authors and focus on Accounting students and those combining Business Administration and Accounting, indicating a gap in studies on Business Administration and Tourism students. The predominance of quantitative studies and the frequent use of structural equation modeling highlight a preference for methods that analyze complex relationships between variables. It is concluded that academic procrastination is a crucial area of research with significant practical implications, suggesting the need for future research with more varied approaches and diversified samples to enrich the understanding of the phenomena.

LIGHT, CAMERA....MANAGEMENT!

João Pedro Guelfi de ALMEIDA — 2024-12-23

Audiovisual production employs more than 40,000 workers in content development, broadcasting, and programming companies in Brazil. At the same time, digital distribution platforms are causing profound changes in the Brazilian market. When thinking about the scenario of competition with digital media, television companies review their strategies and the management of their resources, including the professionals who compose them. This article has two objectives: to study the audiovisual production industry through the analysis of a television network, while identifying recent changes; and to identify the skills needed by professionals who manage creative processes. The authors adopted a qualitative approach with data collection through in-depth interviews with five managers in the areas of journalism and entertainment from a television network. The results show that, with the democratization of content production, relationship skills become more relevant in the professional’s success than artistic and technical skills, evidencing the importance of behavioral skills. Furthermore, the authors also identified the importance of a professional trajectory with practical experience in the technical and artistic functions of executives who manage creative teams, allowing them to move between content production and marketing activities.

GENERATING VALUE WITH BIG DATA AND THE INFLUENCE OF DATA CULTURE ON DECISION-MAKING IN LARGE COMPANIES

Henrique Hiluey Roriz PERIN — 2024-12-23

This research investigated how organizations address the challenge of generating value from the complexity of big data and analyzed whether companies with a consolidated data culture demonstrate greater efficiency in decision-making processes. To achieve these objectives, a 8-item questionnaire was applied to 60 companies selected based on their data structuring models, divided into two groups: Data-Advanced Organizations (OAD), which adopt data-driven practices, and Data-Beginner Organizations (OID), which have not yet implemented such practices. The analysis utilized graphical representations to identify challenges, benefits, and perceptions regarding data governance and strategy. Statistical proportionality tests, such as Chi-square and Fisher’s exact test, validated whether OADs rely more on data in decision-making processes and whether their ability to generate value is associated with their technical and analytical maturity. The results indicate that establishing a data culture is essential for achieving more efficient decisions and greater value generation from big data. However, the research presented limitations, such as a small sample size and the lack of financial metrics. Future studies are recommended to expand sample diversity, include indicators such as ROI and revenue, and explore differences between operational and strategic decision-making processes.

REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND LOCATIONAL ADVANTAGES FOR WHOLESALERS AND DISTRIBUTORS IN ESPÍRITO SANTO

Rodrigo Loureiro MEDEIROS — 2024-12-23

Logistics centers are emerging as an important tool for solving transportation problems, especially in states such as Espírito Santo, where the wholesale and distribution market is growing. Given this trend, this case study sought to understand the reasons why these companies choose to set up in Espírito Santo. It was possible to conclude that the main locational advantages of the state are infrastructure, labor force, consumer market and tax incentives. We propose increasing investments in Espírito Santo's infrastructure and in the qualification of the workforce to reduce dependence on tax incentives to attract new companies and promote its development.