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Abstract
The paper discusses the Research Pattern and Publications trend on Information Management (IM) during 2000-2019. The data will be taken to analyze by Web of Science (WoS) database from Clarivate analytics for purpose of study during period. It has analysed the highest 441 (9.04%) of the publications appeared in the year 2018, it followed by , 423( 8.67%) and 401(8.22%) of the publications have brought out in 2016 and 2017 respectively. Highest RGR observed that 1.277 and lowest 0.022 in 2019 and 2011 respectively. The majority 75.6 % of the publications appeared as Journal articles, it followed by 6.95% of the publications occupy Meeting abstract, others 6.27 % , 6.13%, 6.09%, 3.45% of the publications witnessed by Proceeding papers, Book Review, Editorial Material and review respectively. There are twenty authors have been ranked in the study, 30 (0.61%) of the publications do not find name of authors, it seems that anonymous authors hold the majority of the publications in the series. 1464 (30.18%) of the publications records contributed from USA, which one among the top country in terms distribution of more contribution in the field of information Management. The study found that there are twenty five institutions are listed, among them University of Washington has contributed highest 48 (0.98%) of the publications witnessed be a first position out of twenty five.
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