Computer Supported Cooperative Work-The Journal of Collaborative Computing and Work Practices

metrics 2024

Connecting scholars and practitioners in collaborative computing.

Introduction

Computer Supported Cooperative Work - The Journal of Collaborative Computing and Work Practices, published by SPRINGER, stands as a leading platform for research in the field of collaborative computing, providing essential insights into work practices that enhance group efforts in diverse environments. With an impressive impact factor and high-ranking position in the Q1 category of Computer Science, this journal not only showcases cutting-edge research but also fosters interdisciplinary dialogue among scholars, practitioners, and educators. Operating under the ISSN 0925-9724 and E-ISSN 1573-7551, this esteemed journal encapsulates research converged from 1992 to 2024, revealing an extensive history of contributions to the development and understanding of cooperative work systems. Catering to a global audience, the journal emphasizes the importance of collaboration in technology-mediated contexts, making it an invaluable resource for anyone seeking to explore the innovative intersection of technology and teamwork.

Metrics 2024

SCIMAGO Journal Rank0.80
Journal Impact Factor2.00
Journal Impact Factor (5 years)2.70
H-Index73
Journal IF Without Self2.00
Eigen Factor0.00
Normal Eigen Factor0.13
Influence0.53
Immediacy Index0.40
Cited Half Life9.40
Citing Half Life8.70
JCI0.40
Total Documents557
WOS Total Citations1089
SCIMAGO Total Citations4514
SCIMAGO SELF Citations374
Scopus Journal Rank0.80
Cites / Document (2 Years)3.48
Cites / Document (3 Years)3.93
Cites / Document (4 Years)3.71

Metrics History

Rank 2024

Scopus

General Computer Science in Computer Science
Rank #48/232
Percentile 79.31
Quartile Q1

IF (Web Of Science)

COMPUTER SCIENCE, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS
Rank 105/169
Percentile 38.20
Quartile Q3

JCI (Web Of Science)

COMPUTER SCIENCE, INTERDISCIPLINARY APPLICATIONS
Rank 123/169
Percentile 27.22
Quartile Q3

Quartile History

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