Each author can submit a maximum of 4 papers for the XIII SINGEP-CIK event.
Each paper can have up to 4 authors.
Template: The use of the template is mandatory. Files submitted without the template will be automatically disqualified. (Click here to Download the Template).
File format for submission: PDF
Language: Portuguese, English or Spanish
Font: Times New Roman, size 12
Line Spacing: simple
Character Spacing: normal
Page limit: minimum 8, maximum 16 pages
Paper Size: A4
Margins: Top: 3cm / Bottom: 2 cm / Left: 3 cm / Right: 2 cm
Paragraphs: Justified Text
Pagination: Page numbers placed in the footer, right-aligned, already included in the template.
Note: Should not be placed on the footer but instead added as endnotes.
Figures and Tables: All figures and tables must have captions and follow APA guidelines. For figures (charts, graphs, drawings, etc.): captions should be placed below, left-aligned, in Times New Roman, size 10. For tables: captions should be placed above, centered, and in Times New Roman, size 10.
Citations and bibliographical references: Citations should be included within the body of the text, following the author-date system, with page numbers added for direct quotes. References should be listed in alphabetical order at the end of the paper, following American Psychological Association (APA) guidelines.
Notes:
Papers that do not meet the formatting and technical criteria will not be accepted.
The paper must be submitted in a single file, with no identification of authors, institutions, or emails. Papers with identifiable authorship will be automatically excluded from the event.
PTT (Technical-Technological Product) Reports Modality
PTT development is aimed at solving problems or improving practical issues. The area of Public and Business Administration, Accounting Sciences, and Tourism (Area 27) of CAPES considers 12 types of PTTs most relevant to their reality. The focus of this PTT Report modality is on the 11 PTTs listed below:
PTT “12. Bibliographic product in the form of a technical/technological article” must be submitted under the Technical Report modality (PTT).
Guidance for registering and developing the PTT report:
The PTT report must be between eight (8) and sixteen (16) pages, including illustrations, references, and endnotes.
Structured Abstract (should only be included on the submission platform):
Authors are advised to prepare the structured abstract in a separate document and copy-paste each item into the appropriate field during submission.
The structured abstract of the technical report should contain the following items and must be no more than 250 words in total:
The Title, Structured Abstract, and Keywords must be written in two versions, regardless of the language of the article: version in Portuguese; and the
version in English.
Fields to be completed on the submission platform:
Suggested structure for the PTT report (textual part1,2):
(Do not include the structured abstract in the PDF. It should be included only on the submission platform).
1 CAPES (2019). Produção Técnica – Grupo de Trabalho (Relatório de Grupo de Trabalho), Brasília, DF, Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior, Ministério da Educação. Recuperado em 12/10/2022 de https://www.gov.br/capes/pt-br/centrais-de-conteudo/10062019-producao-tecnica-pdf.
2 Martens, C. D. P., Scafuto, I. C., Bartholomeu Filho, J., & Zanfelicce, R. L. (2022). Como identificar possíveis produtos técnicos/tecnológicos nas dissertações e teses? Proposta de um instrumento para diagnóstico. Revista Inovação, Projetos e Tecnologias, 10(1), 1-9.
TITLE (in the language of the text)
Context in which the problem is presented: describe the problem situation and/or improvement opportunity related to the context under analysis (organization/government/social actors involved).
Diagnosis and Development of the PTT: present the scientific framework guiding the diagnosis and selection of the adopted PTT. Describe the development process of the PTT.
Adoption and Contributions of the PTT: describe how the PTT was adopted/implemented and how it can be adopted/implemented by other organizations/governments/social actors and in other contexts. Describe the contributions of the PTT’s adoption considering the evaluation of 5 items of PTT according to the evaluation form of Area 27 of CAPES (CAPES, 2020), as follow:
1) Adherence: description of the relationship/affinity of the production with the program’s concentration area, especially its adherence to research lines and projects, innovation, or technological development of the program:
a) Adherence of the product to the research lines/areas of the program.
b) Adherence of the product to the research, innovation, or technological development projects of the program.
If the description is made by authors not affiliated with post-graduate programs, indicate which area(s) (Public and Business Administration, Accounting Sciences, and Tourism) the PTT adheres to.
2) Impact: refers to the transformation caused by the PTT in the environment (organization, community, locality, etc.) it is intended for. The reason for its creation, the relevance of the requester’s issue, and the product’s application focus must be stated. The realized and potential impact of the product is assessed:
a) Realized impact: low, medium, or high transformation of the target environment. Only described for PTTs already in use or that have already produced impacts.
b) Potential impact: low, medium, or high potential for transformation, referring to the expected impact, that is the PTT’s potential.
3) Applicability: ease with which the PTT can be used to achieve its specific objectives and its replicability in other contexts. Assesses the product’s realized and potential applicability:
a) Realized applicability: level of ease (low, medium, or high) with which the product was used to achieve its objectives.
b) Potential applicability: level of ease (low, medium, or high) with which the product could be used to achieve its specific objective.
c) Replicability: restricted, unrestricted, or scalable possibility of replication.
4) Innovation: intensity of new knowledge used in creating and developing the product. Innovation level is assessed as:
a) High – radical innovation, paradigm shift.
b) Medium – incremental innovation, modification of pre-established knowledge.
c) Low – adaptive innovation, use of pre-existing knowledge.
5) Complexity: degree of interaction of actors, relationships, and knowledge required for the development of technical-technological products (PTT). Product complexity is evaluated as:
a) High – combination of new knowledge and various actors (labs, companies, etc.) to solve problems.
b) Medium – adaptation of pre-established knowledge by various actors (laboratories, enterprises, etc.).
c) Low – use of pre-existing knowledge by similar or different actors.
References: References should be listed in alphabetical order at the end of the paper, following American Psychological Association (APA) guidelines.
Mandatory Template: (Click here to do the Download).
Submission: Click here to access the system
