معرفی
Carlos Jerónimo is a computer & telematics engineer (University of Aveiro) with a PhD in Business Administration from ISCTE – University Institute of Lisbon, currently faculty at Iscte Business School / ISCTE Executive Education. A founding partner of Winning Scientific Management, he combines academic teaching with strategic consultancy for banking, insurance, health, telco and public sectors, specialising in project, programme and benefits management aligned with PMI®, ITIL and balanced-scorecard frameworks.
Education & Certifications
- PhD in Business Administration, ISCTE-IUL
- Computer and Telematics Engineering, University of Aveiro
- Certificate of Teaching Competency (CAP) – ISCTE
- PMP® – Project Management Professional, PMI®
- ITIL Foundation, EXIN
- MCP – Microsoft Certified Professional (Project)
- MCI Level 1 – Management Consulting Institute
Research Interests
Jerónimo’s research integrates project management methodologies with digital transformation, health-care management and business-model innovation. He employs bibliometric and systematic-review approaches to map knowledge domains such as virtual teams, patient-centric care, R&D financing and sustainable consulting models, producing actionable frameworks for practitioners.
Publication Trends
Across 2021-2024 he published extensively on project management in health and digital contexts, covering AI-supported project control, benefits realisation in public health programmes, and COVID-19 impacts on hospitality business models. His work is characterised by cross-disciplinary keywords: project governance, knowledge transfer, service design, simulation and bibliometric analysis.
Professional Service & Grants
He served as Vice-President of PMI Portugal (2015-2018) and regularly mentors start-ups and speaks at management conferences. While specific grant numbers are not disclosed, his projects frequently involve publicly co-financed R&D initiatives and health-sector innovation contracts.
Labs & Teams
Within Winning Scientific Management he leads the Technological Innovation & Quality Assurance unit, overseeing applied research teams that develop decision-support tools (e.g., BCTool, Pereira Market Scan) for health foundations and public administration.
