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  The global number of collaborative research has tripled, and this upward trend is projected to continue as scientist’s band together to address the proliferation of world problems. This Improvement is calculated from near about last one and half decades. From this time researchers and scientists are now in comfortable mode for collaborating from outside the own regions so that research and innovation reached at certain heights.   Although countries like China and Japan are becoming more globally engaged, Brexit poses a significant threat to international cooperation involving UK scientists, especially in Ireland.   Research partnership patterns across borders tell us as much about established and emerging powers around the world. These type of partnerships give the chance to researchers and scientists to exchange their view about the technical projects.   Looking at publishing data dating back to 1991, this study finds that whereas international co-authored publications

  COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH IS THE FUTURE OF NEXT PHASE                                                OF RESEARCH Dr. Manish Bhardwaj Department of Computer Science and Engineering, KIET Group of Institutions, Delhi-NCR, Ghaziabad   When used in the context of scholarly study, the word "collaboration" is generally understood to mean a cooperative effort between two or more researchers from different universities who find each other's work to be interesting and useful. When conducting collaborative research, it is common practice to bring together several individuals from different fields. Researchers from various institutions (government, academia, non-profits, and industry) work together to define the problem, with the end goal of informing management or policy decisions. Collaborative research is defined by its focus on a clearly articulated policy or managerial need. Together, practitioners and scientists work to influence the project's scope and design, an

Need of International collaboration in Academics Research   Abstract Teamwork has taken on new and varied forms in modern science. Collaboration across corporate and cultural borders expands the range of possibilities for discovery. When researchers from different countries work together, they often come up with findings that they couldn't come up with on their own. As a result, researchers are increasingly collaborating, despite the fact that such initiatives are difficult to manage and carry out, which is why they are motivated to preserve existing contacts and expand their scientific network. The viewpoints of scientific team members are vital for better understanding the dynamics of long-term collaboration networks, although they are rarely examined in depth and longitudinally. An autoethnography method was used in a sociology of science project retrospective case study to analyze the positives and negative aspects of cooperation. Some of the biggest roadblocks encountere

There are already more linked devices than people in the world, and this number is growing. According to IDC, there will be 41.6 billion connected IoT devices, or "things," in the world by 2025.It also says that industrial and automotive equipment provide the largest possibility for connected "things," but that smart home and wearable gadgets will see rapid adoption in the near future.  According to Gartner, the enterprise and automotive industries will account for 5.8 billion devices this year, up nearly a quarter from last year.Because of the ongoing installation of smart metres, utilities will be the largest users of IoT. The second most common usage of IoT devices will be security devices such as intrusion detection and web cameras.The fastest-growing area will be building automation, which includes linked lighting, followed by automotive (connected autos) and healthcare (monitoring of chronic conditions).  Figure 1: IoT Market scale by 2021 Industry-specific of