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| Electronic Journal of Applied Statistical Analysis | Vol 11, No 2 (2018): Electronic Journal of Applied Statistical Analysis | PLS Path Modeling for Causal Detection of Project Management Skills: a research field in National Research Council in Italy | Details pdf |
| Massimo Aria, Guido Capaldo, Carmela Iorio, Ciro Ivan Orefice, Maria Riccardi, Roberta Siciliano | |||
| Electronic Journal of Applied Statistical Analysis | Vol 10, No 2 (2017): Electronic Journal of Applied Statistical Analysis | Humanisation of care pathways: training program evaluation among healthcare professionals | Details pdf |
| Roberto Fasanelli, Vittorio D'Alterio, Lucio De Angelis, Alfonso Piscitelli, Massimo Aria | |||
| MTISD 2008. Methods, Models and Information Technologies for Decision Support Systems | MTISD 2008. Methods, Models and Information Technologies for Decision Support Systems | A non parametric pre-grafting procedure for data fusion | Details PDF |
| Massimo Aria, Antonio D’Ambrosio | |||
| Electronic Journal of Applied Statistical Analysis | Vol 16, No 1 (2023): Electronic Journal of Applied Statistical Analysis (Special Issue: Applied Statistical Analysis using PLS Path Modeling) | Determinants of using digital banking services:an analysis of user satisfaction through TAM and UTAUT models with PLS-SEM | Details pdf |
| Massimo Aria, Dario Sacco | |||
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