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Displaying 106 - 110 of 783Understanding territorial distribution of Properties of Managers and Shareholders: a Data-driven Approach
The analysis and better understanding of the distribution of wealth of individuals in cities can
be a precious tool, especially in support of the estimation of real estate values. These analyses can also
be used to facilitate decision making in various sectors, such as public administration or the real estate
market. In this paper, by making use of publicly available data and of data owned by Cerved, (a credit
scoring company in Italy), we can observe the territorial distribution of the properties of managers and
A percepção de inovação dos gestores das micro e pequenas empresas turísticas, localizadas no bairro da Praia Grande, Centro Histórico de São Luiz do Maranhão -MA
Este estudo tem por objetivo verificar a percepção, sobre inovação, dos gestores das MPE’s turísticas no bairro da Praia Grande, Centro Histórico de São Luís-MA. A pesquisa se caracteriza como quantitativa, sendo realizada por meio de um questionário fechado formado por 4 constructos para a medição da percepção sobre inovação dos gestores das MPE’s. Foram respondidos 43 questionários dos segmentos artesanato, restauração e outros empreendimentos turísticos. O resultado aponta que os gestores possuem no geral uma boa percepção sobre inovação.
Evaluating the cost-effectiveness of ecosystem-based adaptation: Kamiesberg wetlands case study
Ecosystem-based adaptation (EbA) is increasingly being promoted as a cost-effective means of adaptation to climate change. However, in spite of considerable international press, there is still little evidence to substantiate this claim. This study proposes a method through which the cost-effectiveness of EbA strategies can be evaluated against alternative adaptation options, and contributes to South African literature on the subject.
Decision aiding in public policy generation and implementation: a multicriteria approach to evaluate territorial resilience
A decision aid process should be the result of an interaction between analysts, decision makers and stakeholders. Decision aiding is sometimes required when the problem situation is new and a formal decision system does not exist. Its role becomes that of facilitating the Intelligence phase of a decision process.
Understanding territorial distribution of Properties of Managers and Shareholders: a Data-driven Approach
The analysis and better understanding of the distribution of wealth of individuals in cities can
be a precious tool, especially in support of the estimation of real estate values. These analyses can also
be used to facilitate decision making in various sectors, such as public administration or the real estate
market. In this paper, by making use of publicly available data and of data owned by Cerved, (a credit
scoring company in Italy), we can observe the territorial distribution of the properties of managers and