Marketing and Smart Technologies

The use of cryptocurrencies as a tool for the development of marketing in tourism.- Blockchain use possibilities: A systematic literature review.- Comparison of semi-structured data on MSSQL and Postgresql.- Coolhunting Canvas: a pedagogical toolkit to support trendspotting and sociocultural innovation in marketing.- Hotel Customer Segmentation Using the Integrated Entropy-CRITIC Method and the 2T-RFMB Model.- Intellectual Capital versus Competitive Advantages: Together which underlines some relevant literature?.

José Luís Reis has Ph.D. in Technologies and Information Systems from the University of Minho and is Professor with the title of specialist in Management and Administration by IPAM-Porto. He is Professor at University of Maia-ISMAI and ISCAP.IPP and Integrated Researcher in LIACC-Laboratory of Artificial Intelligence and Informatics of the University of Porto. It carries out activities in the area of training and information systems and technologies in various organizations, coordinating various national and international projects in the area of information management, applied marketing and strategic regional planning. He is Author of scientific papers and articles in the fields of marketing automation, artificial intelligence, augmented and virtual reality, information systems modeling, multimedia, gamification, and data mining. He is Author and Co-author of several books, namely Personalization in Marketing-Technologies and Information Systems, Marketing in Agri-food-Fundamentals and Case Studies, Gamification Model for SMEs, Marketing and Smart Technologies, and Information Systems-Diagnostics and Prospectives.
Marc K. Peter is Professor of Digital Business and Head of the Competence Center Digital Transformation at the FHNW School of Business in Olten, Switzerland. He received his Doctorate from CSU Sydney, an Executive MBA from UAS Bern/Babson College/PKU Beijing, and a Master of Marketing from the University of Basel. He is Fellow of both the British Computer Society and the Chartered Institute of Marketing. His research and teaching areas are digital transformation, digital marketing, new work, and cyber-security.
José Antonio Varela González has been Professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC) since 1976, when he began teaching marketing. He was one of the forerunners of this discipline in Spain. The quality of his teaching and research activity earned him a University Professor position at USC in 1989. He has dedicated his career to this,