Filipa finished her master¿' degree in Information Science at FEUP (Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto) in 2010. Her master thesis was done in the scope of Information Management and Enterprise Content Management research domains. Professionally, she started working as IT Consultant at Centre for Enterprise Systems Engineering (CESE) in INESC TEC in December 2008. As a consultant, she worked with companies from different sectors, both industry and services, in projects for improving their Business Processes and Information Systems. Moreover, she actively participated as researcher in European RTD Projects and in research activities in information and knowledge management within the Collaborative Networks and Knowledge Management research group led by Professor António Lucas Soares. In the same way, she kept her connection with the university, being a Guest Lecturer in the Enterprise Information course of the Information Science Master programme at Faculty of Engineering of the University of Porto. In 2014 she embraces a new professional challenge outside the research environment at VORTAL as a Senior Functional Analyst. This represented an excellent opportunity to develop soft-skills and to get experience in the development of information systems, in the areas of software requirements elicitation and specification and to get familiar with the most recent software product development methodologies. In 2017 she rejoins INESC TEC and she Filipa Ramalho now works as a researcher and Ph.D. Candidate at Centre for Enterprise Systems Engineering (CESE) from INESC TEC in the scientific domains of Information Management&Data Management, Knowledge Management, Collaboration, Immersive Systems (AR, VR, MR), Human-Centered Manufacturing Systems, and Industry Technology Adoption. Her doctoral Ph.D. project "Immersive Technologies in Complex Manufacturing Systems as an Informational Problem: A Human-Centered Approach," is based on the study about the importance of proper information management for the development of more effective human-centered technologies in factories.