Bibliometric Analysis of Publications Related to the Implementation of Agile Methodologies In Project Management in IT Companies, in the Period 2010-2021

Software development in IT companies is a whole process, so it is important to define the ideal methodology before starting a project. This study describes the literature on project management in 2 periods 2010-2019 and 2020-2021, through a bibliometric review of research indexed in Scopus and Web of Science. The VosViewer tool has been used to visualize the relationships between authors and keywords. A total of 666 publications related to agile methodologies were identified during 2010-2021. The institutions with the highest publishing activity were concentrated in the US, Brazil and Germany. The co-authorship and co-occurrence analyze of keywords show the main authors and research sources in both periods. Publications on agile methodologies in IT companies have been increasing in the last 2 years. In this research, the main authors, journals, thematic areas, institutions, countries and cases of greater scientific relevance were analyzed

Faculty of Computer Science

Information about the faculty of Computer Science of the TU Dresden, data and facts and a selection of current research projects, 2013Informationen über die Fakultät Informatik der TU Dresden, Daten und Fakten sowie eine Auswahl aktueller Forschungsprojekte, 201

Artificial Intelligence: way forward for India

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is likely to transform the way we live and work. Due to its high potential, its adoption is being treated as the fourth industrial revolution. As with any major advancement in technology, it brings with it a spectrum of opportunities as well as challenges. On one hand, several applications have been developed or under development with potential to improve the quality of life significantly. As per a study, it is expected to double the annual economic growth rate of 12 developed countries by 2035. On the other hand, there is a possibility of loss of jobs. As per the available reports, the loss of jobs during the next 10-20 years is estimated to be 47% in the US, 35% in the UK, 49% in Japan, 40% in Australia, and 54% in the EU. In the era of globalization, no country can isolate itself from the impact of the advances in technology. However, the benefits can be maximized and losses can be minimized by putting necessary infrastructure and policy in place. Though several countries have decided their strategy for AI, India has not yet formulated its strategy. This article reviews the international as well as national scenario and suggests way forward for India