Bibliometric Analysis of Innovation and Technology Development in Subang Regency, West Java to Accelerate Economic Growth

Authors

  • Seri Intan Kuala BRIN
  • Aidil Haryanto Pusat Riset Teknologi Tepat Guna BRIN

Keywords:

Bibliometrics, Economics, Innovation, Subang, Technology

Abstract

This research analyzes the development of innovation and technology in Subang Regency which is expected to have an impact on increasing regional competitiveness. The development of innovation and technology can be seen through various scientific publications. Scientific publications are an effort to increase human resource literacy so as to create superior human resources. Superior human resources are closely related to the ability to face increasingly fierce competition, especially in the economic sector. Human resources who are able to face economic challenges indirectly also contribute to accelerating economic growth. The method used in this research is bibliometric analysis. A total of 60 publications were obtained from Google Scholar over the last 5 (five) years with the keyword "Subang". These publications have been published at national and international levels in the form of proceedings and journals. 34 publications were obtained and analyzed using VosViewer software. The publication topics obtained were mostly related to the economic sector and superior products in Subang such as pineapple honey (43%), rice (36%), fisheries (14%) and hot springs (7%). All publications with superior sector objects in Subang analyzed in this research conclution to innovation and technology. Of course, this has an indirect impact on accelerating economic growth

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Published

2024-06-30

How to Cite

Kuala, S. I., & Haryanto, A. (2024). Bibliometric Analysis of Innovation and Technology Development in Subang Regency, West Java to Accelerate Economic Growth . Scientific Journal of Governance and Accountability (SINGA), 2(1), 48–54. Retrieved from https://singa.subang.go.id/singa/article/view/19

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