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Objective of the study: The aim of this study was to analyze which events and periodicals are most relevant in the dissemination of technical reports, as well as to analyze the differences of guidelines among the types of technical productions, designated as technical report. Methodology/approach: the study of qualitative, exploratory, descriptive and explanatory approach was based on surveys of calls of events and Annals of publications in scientific meetings in the area of administration, sciences Accounting and Tourism, which presented specific rules for technical reports. Originality/relevance: The relevance of the study is to demonstrate how the dissemination of technical reports has evolved over the years, since it is a form of dissemination of practical results of an intervention in sectors or organizations, in which the methodological rigor follows the same scientific basis as academic lines. Main results: The total number of productions totaled 159 publications, between the years 2013 and 2017, and in 2015 it was observed that the numbers of publications of technical reports triated, in relation to the year of 2014. Theoretical/Methodological contributions: Through the study, it was possible to determine the forms of dissemination of this modality of technical production, with an increasing tendency of production, as observed in the study between the years 2016 and 2017. Conclusion: The modality of technical reporting emerged as an important tool for the dissemination of solutions directed to the practices in administration in organizations and companies, as well as for society, since the search for solutions or proposed interventions are also needed in public sectors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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