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Posted On July 1, 2017

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Carlos J. Costa

Carlos is researcher of ISTAR-IUL, he teaches in ISCTE. He worked in a IT consulting and Banking. Ph.D. in CTI – IS & DBS , ISCTE. ACM and IEEE member. Chair of EuroSIGDOC- ACM.

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