Jose L. Caro

Prof. Dr. Jose L. Caro

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Prof. Dr. University of Malaga (Spain)

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Academic Career Length

30Years (1997-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 March 2018 in Quaternary International
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DMDimas Martín-Socas
Dimas Martín-Socas
MMMaría Dolores Camalich Massieu
María Dolores Camalich Massieu
JCJose L. Caro
Jose L. Caro
FRF. Javier Rodríguez-Santos
F. Javier Rodríguez-Santos

1 January 2015 in Pasos. Revista de Turismo y Patrimonio Cultural
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U(Universidad de Málaga (España)
Universidad de Málaga (España)
JCJose L. Caro
Jose L. Caro
ALAna Luque
Ana Luque
BZBelen Zayas
Belen Zayas
The Information Technology and Communications (ICT) have revolutionized the way to promote and interpret the cultural heritage in the world of tourism. Currently any destination that aims to be competitive must continually update all information that may be of interest to the visitor. The tourist whose main motivation is the culture is characterized by requiring large amount of consumer information and ICT. Users have transformed into a 2.0 users, characterized by being highly connected and be creators of information and put their opinion on all social networks, blogs, etc. All of this contributes in reputation systems on-line. This article analyzes and classifies ICT related to the interpretation, implementation and promotion of cultural tourism resources exploitation. So, the more traditional tools such as technology news manifests in the area of the promotion and enhancement of cultural heritage will be addressed. These instruments besides being a vehicle for the promotion, marketing and even for planning tourist destination, offering the opportunity to improve the interpretation and management of cultural heritage in such spaces.

22 December 2015 in Investigaciones Turísticas
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ALAna Luque
Ana Luque
BFBelén Zayas Fernández
Belén Zayas Fernández
JCJose L. Caro
Jose L. Caro
Este trabajo parte del convencimiento de que un destino turístico inteligente debe estar conformado por un territorio y un sistema turístico correctamente gestionado, por tanto, cualquier destino turístico inteligente debe ser un “territorio inteligente” y, dicha necesidad da razón de ser a esta comunicación ya que, desde finales de los años noventa, madura un enfoque científico, la “inteligencia territorial”, cuyo objetivo es constituir un conjunto de conocimientos pluridisciplinares que aseguren un uso sostenible del territorio en la vertiente ambiental, económica y social.En este trabajo se atenderá tanto al concepto como a los objetivos, herramientas o elementos que forman parte del término “inteligencia territorial”, y a los vínculos que el mismo puede presentar con los nuevos “destinos turísticos inteligentes”, tratando de identificar oportunidades y desafíos en la relación entre ambos conceptos.

27 August 2021 in Antiquity
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JSJosé Suárez-Padilla
José Suárez-Padilla
VJVíctor Jiménez-Jáimez
Víctor Jiménez-Jáimez
JCJose L. Caro
Jose L. Caro
Important discoveries over the past 15 years in the coastal area between Huelva and Málaga in Spain have illuminated the beginnings of the eighth-century BC Phoenician diaspora into the Western Mediterranean. Here, the authors combine Bayesian modelling of recently published radiocarbon dates with the latest archaeological data to investigate the Phoenician presence in southern Iberia. Their assessment of its significance for the Late Bronze and Early Iron Ages in the Western Mediterranean contributes not only to understanding the integration of the Phoenicians into local communities, but also to apprehending the mechanisms of colonisation and pre-colonial situations elsewhere in protohistoric Europe and other world contexts.

1 April 2003 in Business Process Management Journal
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JCJose L. Caro
Jose L. Caro
AGA. Guevara
A. Guevara
AAA. Aguayo
A. Aguayo
Workflow management includes concepts of special interest to the business organization field and for the automation of processes within a company. However, process modeling via workflow specifications and workflow management systems can be applied in any field where a workflow exists. The use of CASE tools provides a great increase in performance in information system development but, on the other hand, these tools do not support group work and make skipped steps possible in a methodology. Applying workflow management systems as a meta‐CASE tool together with the use of cooperative methodologies – that aim to capture user requirements – can help us to solve problems related to shortcomings in monitoring, controls, and audit information system development.

1 January 2010
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CRCarlos Rossi
Carlos Rossi
AGAntonio Guevara
Antonio Guevara
MEManuel Enciso
Manuel Enciso
JCJose L. Caro
Jose L. Caro
AMAngel Mora
Angel Mora
PCPablo Cordero
Pablo Cordero
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