José Rodrigues de Farias Filho

Este estudo investiga o papel determinante do fator humano na segurança da informação no contexto da Administração Pública Federal do Brasil, sob o prisma da conformidade regulatória frente às diversas leis que regem o tema, como o Marco Civil da Internet, a Lei Geral de Proteção de Dados Pessoais (LGPD), a criação do E-CIBER e ao Programa de Privacidade e Segurança da Informação (PPSI), entre outros. O objetivo geral deste artigo consiste em realizar uma revisão sistemática da literatura para mapear as vulnerabilidades comportamentais recorrentes, as táticas de engenharia social mais incidentes e as metodologias de conscientização e treinamento com maior eficácia cientificamente comprovada. A metodologia adotada ampara-se no protocolo internacional PRISMA 2020, executando uma busca estruturada em bases de dados de alto impacto como CAPES e Google Acadêmico, da qual resultou a seleção de dezenove artigos científicos rigorosamente selecionados e analisados. Os resultados do mapeamento apontam para a persistência de severos desvios de conduta rotineiros, tais como obsolescência no manuseio de credenciais e compartilhamento indevido de acessos, agravados pela falta de agência e pelo desconhecimento generalizado das normativas vigentes por parte do corpo de servidores. Revela-se também a prevalência do viés cognitivo de ilusão de segurança tecnológica, que desestimula posturas preventivas ativas dos indivíduos. Conclui-se que o fortalecimento da resiliência cibernética governamental requer a transição de um paradigma puramente tecnológico em direção a programas pedagógicos continuados, estruturados, baseados em simulações práticas e engajamento ativo, promovendo uma cultura de responsabilidade compartilhada.

Objective: This study proposes and analyzes Circular Economy Centers (CECs) as frameworks for territorial governance to integrate the circular economy, adaptive governance, and socio-ecological resilience in artisanal fishing communities. Theoretical Framework: The empirical study focuses on Piratininga Lagoon and Itaipu Beach in Niterói (RJ) and was conducted in partnership with the Niterói Municipal Government as part of a Ph.D. program in Production Engineering. Method: An exploratory-interpretive qualitative design was adopted, combining participatory action research, semi-structured interviews (n=24), and the eight stages of the Momentum Method—a prospective decision-support framework for complex socio-ecological systems—with SWOT analysis, an influence × impact matrix, and the construction of prospective scenarios. Results and Conclusion: The CECs, structured around four pillars—circular infrastructure, productive valorization, adaptive governance, and institutional partnerships—demonstrate significant potential for territorial transformation. The Adaptive Coastal Transformation Scenario projects a 55–65% reduction in illegal waste disposal, the creation of 40–60 direct green jobs, and a 25–35% increase in household income over five years. Originality/value: The originality of this research lies in the unprecedented integration of the Momentum Method with the design of circular coastal infrastructures (CCIs). The study breaks new ground by applying a mathematical and prospective decision-support model to the adaptive governance of traditional fishing territories.

Objective: To analyze, through an integrative literature review, how managerial practices and strategic capabilities articulate to create, deliver, and capture circular value in the textile and apparel sector. Theoretical framework: The study draws on dynamic capabilities theory (sensing, seizing, reconfiguring), the Natural-Resource-Based View (NRBV), and circular business model approaches, adopting value management, as a creation-delivery-capture triad, as an integrative analytical framework. Method: Integrative literature review following Whittemore and Knafl (2005), conducted through semantic search on the Consensus platform, resulting in a corpus of 20 articles selected through an explicit eligibility protocol and analyzed via integrative thematic synthesis. Results and conclusion: The analysis reveals that circular transition in the textile sector is primarily determined by the architecture of organizational capabilities, rather than by isolated circular technologies. Practices such as eco-design, product-service systems, and supply chain orchestration generate documented economic and environmental value. Originality/value: The study contributes by articulating managerial practices, dynamic capabilities, and value management into an integrated analytical framework, advancing beyond cataloguing circular practices and projecting a research agenda for emerging economies of the Global South. Keywords: Circular Economy, Dynamic Capabilities, Circular Business Models, Textile Sector, Value Management, Integrative Literature Review.

Objective: The overall objective guiding this study is to analyze the challenges and survival strategies that impact the financial health of residents of the Jacarezinho favela, highlighting often overlooked practices. Theoretical Framework: The research is based on studies focused on favelas, mainly Jacarezinho, with an in-depth quantitative exploratory method using a questionnaire answered by 37 residents of the area. Method: In addition to a literature review, the research includes interviews and a visit to the Jacarezinho favela. Results and Discussion: The results indicate that the inhabitants of this territory carry a history and a sense of belonging, mostly of an age that actively integrates into the economy, moving between formal and informal jobs to ensure their livelihood and achieve financial stability. Research Implications: This study concludes that territorial stigmatization, restricted access to financial education, and all factors contributing to the favela's history limit the financial health of its residents. However, despite these factors, these individuals remain economically active. Originality/Value: Financial health consists of saving, investing, and gaining the ability to make accurate decisions for future planning. However, when applied to favelas, these concepts take on new meanings.

Objective: The main objective of this work is to identify technologies with potential applications in the port sector. Theoretical Framework: This work consists of a broad literature review to map the main Industry 4.0 technologies associated with ports and a systemic analysis to structure the problem context in port operations, culminating in the prioritization of the most appropriate actions and technologies. Method: In addition to the literature review, the research includes interviews and a field visit to the Port of Açu in São João da Barra, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Results and Discussion: From this study, it is concluded that the use of IoT, data processing, and machine learning algorithms for prediction has strong potential to improve port operational efficiency of port operations, mitigating the problem of berth allocation. Implications of the Research: International trade based on maritime transport is the great challenge for port operations, directly affecting the entire logistics of loading and unloading operations and, consequently, the competitiveness between ports. The research results provide insights into improving port logistics performance. Originality/Value: Among the parameters controlled by port operations, the following are particulary relevant: ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival), ETB (Estimated Time of Berthing), and ETD (Estimated Time of Departure). These all directly impact operational efficiency and can lead to financial losses due to delays caused by fewer ships than the port facility's maximum capacity. The introduction of digital technologies, which have transformed multiple industries, also has a vast field of application in the port sector.

Objective: This exploratory study aims to analyze the relationship between Supply Chain Management (SCM), Education, Health, Humanization, Industry N.O, Knowledge and Sustainability. In addition, it aims to identify the healthcare professionals’ requirements to deal with the post COVID-19 pandemical scenario. Theoretical Framework: To achieve its objective, this study develops theoretical and empirical research. Theoretical research comprises the development of searches using scientific databases. The empirical part has a questionnaire to verify the professional’s performance in the health sector. Method: From the data collected, a database was built in an electronic spreadsheet and analyzed through the Microsoft Excel application 2017. Results and Discussion: The result of this study shows the importance of the concepts of sustainability, management and technology for the health professional. The changes established by the COVID-19 pandemic have made the new attributions required of professionals even more evident. Research Implications: The practical and theoretical implications of this research are discussed, providing insights into the fact that it is necessary for educational institutions to be aware of job market changes to deliver to the world of work a professional who is even better prepared to meet the new requirements established. Originality/Value: The study highlights the need to broaden discussions about the training of professionals in the healthcare field.

O presente artigo aborda a gestão da qualidade em uma instituição de segurança pública, e tem por objetivo medir a qualidade dos serviços prestados pela Polícia Militar do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (PMERJ) através da escala SERVQUAL. A partir da junção da visão da violência e do serviço policial, visão sobre qualidade em serviços e visão sobre estratégia e foco do cliente, aspira-se provocar a reflexão o raciocínio que sintetiza o problema de pesquisa.No Referecial Teórico, realizou-se uma revisão de literatura sistematizada em duas óticas, onde foi usada uma base conceitual que serviu para dar estrutura e robustez ao trabalho, incluindo o artigo seminal que gerou o modelo SERVQUAL; bem como foi utilizada um referencial teórico mais atual com a finalidade de entender o estado da arte e suas evoluções ao longo do tempo com o fim de adaptar o artigo aos conceitos mais recentes. Após, foi realizada uma pesquisa exploratória a partir da aplicação de um questionário a um grupo específico da sociedade civil para comparar o desempenho (percepção real) em relação às expectativas da instituição. Essa análise possibilitou a identificação e o levantamento das principais deficiências dos processos de trabalho da PMERJ e, como resultado, demonstrou a conveniência deste tipo da correlação entre a gestão da qualidade total e sua aplicabilidade para o planejamento na gestão pública. Os resultados obtidos através do questionário podem servir de modelo de modo que no futuro outras pesquisas e ferramentas possam ser desenvolvidas, especialmente na elaboração e desenvolvimento de novas políticas públicas.

Este artigo visa investigar em que medida a interdisciplinaridade é incorporada nas pesquisas sobre Sistemas de Gestão Sustentável. Foi realizada uma pesquisa bibliométrica para identificar os artigos mais relevantes sobre o tema; seguida de uma revisão da literatura foi realizada para destacar os trabalhos mais impactantes, delineando o estado da arte neste campo do conhecimento. Identificou-se um vácuo - a fusão dos Sistemas de Gestão, Sustentabilidade e Interdisciplinaridade permanece amplamente inexplorada. Essa descoberta abre uma gama de oportunidades para aplicar tal abordagem em domínios diversos, aprimorando sistemas de gestão sustentáveis em vários setores. Do ponto de vista gerencial, este estudo oferece às organizações uma lente interdisciplinar para examinar seus sistemas e estruturas sustentáveis. Ao incorporar dimensões anteriormente negligenciadas, as empresas podem alcançar uma eficiência sem precedentes, adaptando-se às suas características únicas. Academicamente, este trabalho destaca a necessidade urgente de uma visão interdisciplinar na pesquisa sobre gestão sustentável. Ao adotar essa abordagem, a academia pode desbloquear insights inovadores e direcionar o futuro da sustentabilidade nos negócios e além.

Goal: The purpose of this article is to analyze how digital transformation can contribute to increasing the sustainable competitiveness of the shipbuilding industry in a developing country like Brazil. Design / Methodology / Approach: To achieve this, a conceptual model was proposed, built from a literature review and interviews with 14 experts in the naval and offshore industry. The model was then validated through structural equation modeling, considering 326 responses from professionals in the researched sector. Results: As a result, a model was developed, suggesting that to establish a Shipyard 4.0, enhancing the sustainable competitiveness of shipbuilding, it is necessary to align corporate strategic management with sustainable management of complex projects. This alignment should focus on the qualification of specialized labor to execute the entire Smart product lifecycle, encompassing intelligent design, manufacturing, assembly, and operation, all of which are integral to a Shipyard 4.0. Limitations of the investigation: Bibliography searches on the topic were limited to thematic areas such as: digital shipyard, shipbuilding, digital transformation, intelligent manufacturing, automation, management, productivity, sustainability, people, security, labor, engineering, energy, computer science, economics, mathematics. The research aimed to provide results that characterized the application of a model that integrated digital transformation into the shipbuilding industry, in the thematic areas considered in the bibliographical research. Practical implications: It is expected that this model will be applied in a shipyard as a pilot for validation through a case study, aiming to enhance the competitiveness of companies in the sector while considering the sustainable aspects associated with such endeavors. Originality / Value: In this exploratory essay, we seek the intersection of themes such as Effective Management, Smart Manufacturing, Sustainable Project and Digital Shipyard. Brazil in 2018 had around 42 shipyards as Sinaval (2018) indicates on its website, through the map of shipyards and it is believed that the research can meet future demands of the sector. It is noted that there is no digital production line in Brazil at the end of 2018, therefore the thesis proposal is innovative.

Purpose: This article aims to analyze why Japanese organizations have been successful over the years with the implementation of the Toyota Production System. Methods: Adopting the Shingo Model as a reference for research, the cultural facilitators found in dimension 1 of the model stand out, with a strong alignment with spirituality in the workplace, as a pillar to guarantee operational excellence aligned with the beliefs and values of the staff, in favor of organizational sustainability. For that, a bibliographical research was carried out of 41 articles from the Scopus databases, addressing the constructs Spirituality in the Work environment and the Shingo Model, within an application context associated with sustainability and added to a comparative analysis. Results and discussion: From the analysis of the results, it was possible to understand that the Spirituality at Work element is behind the model of the Toyota Production System. The proposed dimensions to characterize an EAT are based on the Shing Prize Model of Effective Management versus the EAT Model by Ashmos and Duchon (2000) versus Bella et al. (2018). Implications of the research: The article portrays a subject that is a key point for improving productivity and developing an individual's social conscience, so necessary for the sustainability of the planet. Originality / Value: It was possible to infer from the literature that no articles were found that associate the Shingo model with the theory of Spirituality at work, but the articles by Ashmos and Duchon (2000) and Bella et al. (2018) stand out within the context of organizational sustainability.