The Scientometric Evaluation of Research Output on Computer Communication
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https://doi.org/10.51983/ijiss-2011.1.1.327Keywords:
Bradford’s Law, Collaboration Measures, Computer Communication, Growth Rate, Scientometrics, Scattering of JournalsAbstract
This study discusses the scientific productivity in the field of Computer Communication during the period 1971-2010, taken from Web of Science (SCI, SSCI, and ACH) through Scientometrics analysis. This study investigates the growth pattern of computer communication literature, collaboration pattern of authors, and tested Bradford’s law of scattering the journal. The present study will help the library professionals in developing and implement of strategic plan for management of science and technology libraries.
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