Fernando A F Ferreira
Biographic Data
| ID | 4465599 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fernando A F Ferreira |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fernando A F |
| FAMILY NAME | Ferreira |
| SIGNATURE | FERREIRA F A F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Iscte – Instituto Universitário de Lisboa |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5208-9084 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Evaluating Advantages and Disadvantages of Twin Avatar-Based Management: A Multicriteria Framework for Assessing Organizational Impacts
Mapping research achievements on urban air mobility: A systematic literature review
“The dark side of the moon”: A structured analysis of generative AI | chatbots’ negative effects on SMEs
Digital strategies and non-conventional sources of innovation: Analysis of causal relationships using interpretive structural modeling
“Who Comes Next?”: Planning and Managing Sustainable Initiatives that Facilitate Family Business Succession
Family businesses are increasingly recognized for their significance in the global economy, constituting a growing portion of companies worldwide and elevating the importance of this topic on governmental agendas. Unique challenges confront family firms, intertwining business decisions with familial repercussions. Among these challenges, the succession process emerges as a critical threat to their continuity. Inadequate solutions to the question …
Structuring and analyzing initiatives that facilitate organizational transformation processes: A sociotechnical approach
Enhanced planning capacity in urban renewal: Addressing complex challenges using neutrosophic logic and Dematel
Urban renewal is imperative due to growing urbanization (i.e., population migration into cities), requiring acceptable planning to meet peoples' housing needs and playing a key role in highlighting and satisfying societies' needs. Complex urban renewal decisions encompass environmental degradation, poverty, inequality, and inaccessibility to services. Decision makers must meet on-going challenges by transforming urban spaces so that they satisfy …
Methodologies for improving technology decision making for sustainable socio-economic development
Detecting and developing new business opportunities in society 5.0 contexts: A sociotechnical approach
Rapid technological evolution has become a great challenge for businesses and societies due to the openness provided by new digital technologies, platforms, and infrastructure and to the impacts of these innovations on how people work and live. The concept of a super-smart society (i.e., Society 5.0) comprises a fresh way to apply these innovations, in which human beings contribute to adapting technologies to daily activities in their society and…
Measuring urban digitalization using cognitive mapping and the best worst method (BWM)
Intervention strategies for urban blight: A participatory approach
MCDM/A studies for economic development, social cohesion and environmental sustainability: Introduction
Exponential increase in economic activity and high levels of consumption have hindered long-term planning and made the sustainable management across different areas more difficult. Given this context, decision problems have been complicated by an ever-greater degree of complexity, forcing decision makers to seek out new approaches and methodologies that facilitate the processes that support decision-making. MCDM and MCDA are now well-known acrony…
Strategizing sustainability in the banking industry using fuzzy cognitive maps and system dynamics
Sustainable banking is an issue that has been growing in importance around the world since the 2008 global crisis. Because the banking system is a major economic and financial intermediary, it has a significant impact on diverse stakeholders. In this context, understanding the determinants of long-term survival of the banking industry appears to be important to ensuring sustainable banking. Based on a constructivist stance, this study sought to i…
Analyzing blight impacts on urban areas: A multi-criteria approach
A sociotechnical approach to causes of urban blight using fuzzy cognitive mapping and system dynamics
Technology transfer, climate change mitigation, and environmental patent impact on sustainability and economic growth: A comparison of European countries
Rethinking urban sustainability using fuzzy cognitive mapping and system dynamics
The extant literature reveals a growing need to rethink urban sustainability. Sustainable urban development is becoming more important to city strategic planning since sustainability is a critical aspect of environmental protection, social cohesion, and economic growth. However, decisions are currently not always taking into account the need to maintain sustainability because either decision makers do not fully understand the decision problems at…
To be or not to be digital, that is the question: Firm innovation and performance
An evaluation thermometer for assessing city sustainability and livability
Classifying urban residential areas based on their exposure to crime: A constructivist approach
Assessing sustainable development in urban areas using cognitive mapping and MCDA
As interest in sustainability-related issues has increased over recent years, so too has urban sustainability risen to the fore, in academic, practitioner, and policymaking circles alike. Urban sustainability requires a balance between environmental concerns, the economy, and social development in urban areas. However, over the years, there has been an exponential increase in urban density, accompanied by increased economic activity and high leve…
Combining cognitive mapping and MCDA for improving quality of life in urban areas
Combining cognitive mapping and MCDA for improving quality of life in urban areas
Detecting and developing new business opportunities in society 5.0 contexts: A sociotechnical approach
Rapid technological evolution has become a great challenge for businesses and societies due to the openness provided by new digital technologies, platforms, and infrastructure and to the impacts of these innovations on how people work and live. The concept of a super-smart society (i.e., Society 5.0) comprises a fresh way to apply these innovations, in which human beings contribute to adapting technologies to daily activities in their society and…
Measuring urban digitalization using cognitive mapping and the best worst method (BWM)
Analyzing blight impacts on urban areas: A multi-criteria approach
A sociotechnical approach to causes of urban blight using fuzzy cognitive mapping and system dynamics
Classifying urban residential areas based on their exposure to crime: A constructivist approach
Assessing sustainable development in urban areas using cognitive mapping and MCDA
As interest in sustainability-related issues has increased over recent years, so too has urban sustainability risen to the fore, in academic, practitioner, and policymaking circles alike. Urban sustainability requires a balance between environmental concerns, the economy, and social development in urban areas. However, over the years, there has been an exponential increase in urban density, accompanied by increased economic activity and high leve…
Combining cognitive mapping and MCDA for improving quality of life in urban areas
To be or not to be digital, that is the question: Firm innovation and performance
An evaluation thermometer for assessing city sustainability and livability
Technology transfer, climate change mitigation, and environmental patent impact on sustainability and economic growth: A comparison of European countries
Rethinking urban sustainability using fuzzy cognitive mapping and system dynamics
The extant literature reveals a growing need to rethink urban sustainability. Sustainable urban development is becoming more important to city strategic planning since sustainability is a critical aspect of environmental protection, social cohesion, and economic growth. However, decisions are currently not always taking into account the need to maintain sustainability because either decision makers do not fully understand the decision problems at…
Intervention strategies for urban blight: A participatory approach
MCDM/A studies for economic development, social cohesion and environmental sustainability: Introduction
Exponential increase in economic activity and high levels of consumption have hindered long-term planning and made the sustainable management across different areas more difficult. Given this context, decision problems have been complicated by an ever-greater degree of complexity, forcing decision makers to seek out new approaches and methodologies that facilitate the processes that support decision-making. MCDM and MCDA are now well-known acrony…
Strategizing sustainability in the banking industry using fuzzy cognitive maps and system dynamics
Sustainable banking is an issue that has been growing in importance around the world since the 2008 global crisis. Because the banking system is a major economic and financial intermediary, it has a significant impact on diverse stakeholders. In this context, understanding the determinants of long-term survival of the banking industry appears to be important to ensuring sustainable banking. Based on a constructivist stance, this study sought to i…
Analyzing blight impacts on urban areas: A multi-criteria approach
A sociotechnical approach to causes of urban blight using fuzzy cognitive mapping and system dynamics
Measuring urban digitalization using cognitive mapping and the best worst method (BWM)
Methodologies for improving technology decision making for sustainable socio-economic development
Detecting and developing new business opportunities in society 5.0 contexts: A sociotechnical approach
Rapid technological evolution has become a great challenge for businesses and societies due to the openness provided by new digital technologies, platforms, and infrastructure and to the impacts of these innovations on how people work and live. The concept of a super-smart society (i.e., Society 5.0) comprises a fresh way to apply these innovations, in which human beings contribute to adapting technologies to daily activities in their society and…
“Who Comes Next?”: Planning and Managing Sustainable Initiatives that Facilitate Family Business Succession
Family businesses are increasingly recognized for their significance in the global economy, constituting a growing portion of companies worldwide and elevating the importance of this topic on governmental agendas. Unique challenges confront family firms, intertwining business decisions with familial repercussions. Among these challenges, the succession process emerges as a critical threat to their continuity. Inadequate solutions to the question …
Structuring and analyzing initiatives that facilitate organizational transformation processes: A sociotechnical approach
Enhanced planning capacity in urban renewal: Addressing complex challenges using neutrosophic logic and Dematel
Urban renewal is imperative due to growing urbanization (i.e., population migration into cities), requiring acceptable planning to meet peoples' housing needs and playing a key role in highlighting and satisfying societies' needs. Complex urban renewal decisions encompass environmental degradation, poverty, inequality, and inaccessibility to services. Decision makers must meet on-going challenges by transforming urban spaces so that they satisfy …
Digital strategies and non-conventional sources of innovation: Analysis of causal relationships using interpretive structural modeling
Evaluating Advantages and Disadvantages of Twin Avatar-Based Management: A Multicriteria Framework for Assessing Organizational Impacts
Mapping research achievements on urban air mobility: A systematic literature review
“The dark side of the moon”: A structured analysis of generative AI | chatbots’ negative effects on SMEs
Business (16 works) · Cognitive Science and Mapping (14 works) · Computer Science (14 works) · Engineering (10 works) · Environmental planning (9 works) · Economics (8 works) · Geography (8 works) · Management science (7 works) · Sustainability (7 works) · Multi-Criteria Decision Making (6 works)