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Reach and impact

Reach & Impact.

The measurable record behind the portfolio: adoption of the books by Brazilian public institutions, citation and holdings abroad, editorial service and peer review, teaching, and the teams led. Every figure on this page is the one filed in the record.

Figures as of November 2026
27
Years
since 2000
168
Projects
project register, 66 organisations
66
Organisations served
distinct clients in the register
4
Technology companies founded
plus the family holding Marzullo Participações
18
Peer-reviewed papers
2006–2011
2
Books
Novatec, 2009 and 2012
2
Edited scholarly volumes
IGI Global, 2021 (co-editor) and 2026 (editor)
91
Google Scholar citations
to 10 works, November 2026
13
Countries outside Brazil
where the work is cited, taught or held
20
Public bodies that adopted the books
25 campuses or units, 13 states
32
Manuscript reviews for IGI Global journals
of 42 assigned; 7 ranked "Very Strong"
92
Graduate monographs supervised and judged
32 classes, 2009–2018
6
Countries with in-person presentations
nine academic events, four countries, plus industry events

Two books in use at public institutions

SOA na Prática (Novatec, 2009) and iPhone na Prática (Novatec, 2012) are used as teaching and examination texts by Brazilian public institutions that have no connection to the author. Together the two books have been adopted by 20 public bodies at 25 campuses or units in 13 states, between 2010 and 2025 (42 documents on file). SOA na Prática has 40 Google Scholar citations.

Public hiring and promotion examinations

15 notices by 10 public bodies, 2011–2022, listing SOA na Prática as required reading

  • PRODABEL / City of Belo Horizonte (2011)
  • State of São Paulo Secretariat of Public Management (2013 and 2017)
  • COREN-MG (2013)
  • CEFET-MG (2013, Federal Official Gazette)
  • FATEC São José do Rio Preto (2013) and FATEC Mauá (2022)
  • City Council of Rio de Janeiro (2014)
  • UTFPR Toledo (2014) and Dois Vizinhos (2015)
  • IFMG Sabará (2016)
  • UFMG (2016)
  • UFF (2016, 2018, 2022)

University curricula assigning SOA na Prática

Course syllabi and programme documents on file

  • UTFPR Cornélio Procópio — Software Engineering (2017)
  • UERN Natal — Internet Systems (2022, 2023, 2025)
  • IFMT Cuiabá (2018, 2022)
  • IFC Camboriú (2021, 2023)
  • IF Baiano Itapetinga
  • IFMG Ibirité
  • IF Goiano Urutaí (2015)
  • FATEC Mauá (2010)
  • IFMS Corumbá — Systems Analysis and Development (2023)
  • IFBA Vitória da Conquista — postgraduate specialisation in Web Development (approved 2019, updated 2024)

Curricula and purchases of iPhone na Prática

Course syllabi and a library acquisition

  • UTFPR — specialisation (2018)
  • IFTO Araguaína
  • IFS Lagarto (2019)
  • IFRS Ibirubá (2015, 2019)
  • UniRV (Goiás) — five copies bought for its Software Engineering library (2017)

The list is limited to institutions whose documents are on file.

Cited, taught and held in thirteen countries outside Brazil

Readership. 91 Google Scholar citations to ten works. The ICIS 2010 paper on model-driven change-impact analysis: 244 downloads and 547 PlumX interactions on the AIS eLibrary, with readers in 37 countries.

Vienna University of Technology (Austria)

Hoch, Kaindl, Popp and Ertl analysed the two 2008 domain-driven development papers in a 2015 conference paper (BUSTECH 2015) and again in Ralph Hoch's 2019 TU Wien doctoral dissertation.

University of Aveiro (Portugal)

Pereira and Ferreira (RISTI, 2015) used the 2009 article on IT governance in the Brazilian government as a source in their analysis of IT value-management practices.

University of Münster (Germany)

Distel, Ogonek and Becker (Wirtschaftsinformatik, 2019) identified the 2011 chapter version in their literature review and cite it four times.

Universidad de Alcalá (Spain)

Vaya-Arboledas, Ferrer-Oliva and Medina-Merodio (Computers, 2025) cite the 2009 article in their systematic review of IT governance.

Christ University, Bangalore (India)

Tauro, Ganesan, Gopal and Thomas (IJCA, 2012) open their paper on domain-specific enterprise applications with the 2008 IEEE paper as reference 1.

The 2021 edited volume

Practical Perspectives on Educational Theory and Game Development (IGI Global)

Indexed in Scopus and the Web of Science Book Citation Index; its eight chapters came from authors in seven countries (Brazil, Portugal, Oman, Greece, the United Kingdom, Latvia, Ethiopia). Foothill College (California) lists it among the three representative texts of its degree-applicable, CSU-transferable course LINC 60C — Educational Game Design. Its chapters are cited in four 2025–2026 journal articles.

Library holdings and catalogue records

The 2021 volume, and the 2011 IGI Global volume containing the IT-governance chapter

  • University of New Brunswick (Canada)
  • University of Southampton repository (United Kingdom)
  • Afyon Kocatepe University (Turkey)
  • Taiwan Academic E-Book Consortium catalogue (Taiwan)
  • Kuwait University
  • Universitas Islam Bunga Bangsa Cirebon (Indonesia)
  • Instituto Piaget research group (Portugal)
  • Foothill College, California (United States) — representative text of LINC 60C
  • International University of Japan and Ritsumeikan University (Japan) — the 2011 IGI Global volume, CiNii Books

In all, institutions or researchers in thirteen countries outside Brazil cite, teach or hold the work:

Austria Canada Germany India Indonesia Japan Kuwait Portugal Spain Taiwan Turkey United Kingdom United States

Service to the field

Editorial boards, manuscript evaluation for IGI Global journals, a decade of graduate teaching at UFRJ and jury service.

People led across the engagements

Team sizes as stated in the record for each organisation. BairesDev counts the six assignments on which Fabio was technical leader.

≈20
Sinn Tecnologia
technical team, 2010–2022
≈25
Arcolabs
studio team, 2016–2020
32
PlayEduca Disney Edition
front-end and back-end teams, 2018–2020
≈30
BairesDev
six of ten assignments, about five developers each
10
BeyondRisk
engineers assembled and led, MVP in four months
8–9
MZ Unlimited, 2026
engineers and small firms engaged as independent contractors

Presented in person in six countries

Nine academic events in four countries, and industry events as an Arcolabs delegate and as a consultant-evaluator.

Academic conferences

Peer-reviewed papers presented, 2006–2010

  • ICEIS 2008 — Barcelona
  • ECMDA-FA 2008 — Berlin
  • IEEE/ACIS ICIS 2008 — Portland
  • IEEE SERVICES / SOA Industry Summit 2008 — Honolulu
  • WORLDCOMP 2006, 2008, 2009 and 2010 — Las Vegas
  • IADIS WWW/Internet 2009 — Rome

Industry events

Games industry and animation, 2016–2019

  • XDS 2017 and 2019 — Vancouver (Arcolabs delegate, presenting Amazing Wise Friends)
  • Game Connection Europe 2017 — Paris (Arcolabs delegate)
  • Gamescom 2018 — Cologne (Arcolabs delegate)
  • Anima Forum 2016 — Rio de Janeiro (consultant-evaluator, Anima Business: Coaching)

Where to verify

Publisher, library and journal records that are publicly accessible.