Innovative Research Award
Christian Schachtner — Hochschule RheinMain, Germany
Christian Schachtner is affiliated with Hochschule RheinMain in Germany and is associated with research in the area of knowledge management. The available bibliographic profile records 28 documents, 14 citations, and an h-index of 3. These indicators provide a concise bibliometric basis for considering the researcher within an academic recognition framework.[1]
Abstract
This article presents an academic recognition profile of Christian Schachtner, Hochschule RheinMain, Germany, with emphasis on knowledge management and documented bibliometric indicators. The profile records 28 documents, 14 citations, and an h-index of 3. The information provides a structured basis for assessing research activity, scholarly visibility, and potential award suitability.[1]
Keywords
Knowledge management; research analytics; bibliometrics; scholarly publications; citation analysis; research impact; academic recognition; Hochschule RheinMain; Scopus; ORCID.
Introduction
Knowledge management research examines how organizations create, organize, share, and apply knowledge to support learning and informed decision-making. Christian Schachtner’s profile is situated within this broad field, with bibliographic evidence indicating an established publication record. The available Scopus information provides a quantitative reference point for reviewing his scholarly activity and recognition potential.[2]
Research Profile
Christian Schachtner is affiliated with Hochschule RheinMain, Germany, and is identified in the supplied profile as a researcher in Knowledge Management. His Scopus author record contains 28 documents, 14 citations, and an h-index of 3. His ORCID identifier provides an additional persistent mechanism for distinguishing his scholarly record and research activities.[2]
Research Contributions
The documented contribution profile can be assessed through publication volume, citation activity, and subject-area alignment. Twenty-eight indexed documents indicate sustained scholarly output, while fourteen citations and an h-index of three provide measurable evidence of subsequent scholarly use. These indicators should be interpreted as bibliometric measures rather than comprehensive measures of research quality or societal contribution.[3]
Publications
The available Scopus profile reports 28 documents associated with the researcher. This publication count indicates a substantive indexed output within the available bibliographic record. Individual publication titles, journals, publication years, co-authorship patterns, and DOI information should be verified directly against the relevant bibliographic records before being used for detailed publication-level assessment.[1]
Research Impact
Research impact may be considered through several complementary indicators, including citations, h-index, publication continuity, and evidence of knowledge transfer. The profile records 14 citations and an h-index of 3, demonstrating measurable scholarly visibility in the indexed record. A balanced evaluation should combine these quantitative indicators with qualitative evidence concerning relevance, originality, and practical contribution.[3]
Award Suitability
The documented profile presents several indicators relevant to academic recognition, including 28 indexed documents, 14 citations, an h-index of 3, and a stated specialization in Knowledge Management. These measures support consideration within a research recognition process, while final award suitability should also account for originality, research quality, methodological contribution, relevance, and independently verifiable evidence beyond bibliometric counts.[1]
Conclusion
Christian Schachtner’s available academic profile reflects a documented research presence at Hochschule RheinMain in the field of Knowledge Management. The reported 28 documents, 14 citations, and h-index of 3 provide a concise quantitative foundation for academic assessment. Further evaluation can strengthen the recognition process by incorporating publication quality, research originality, collaboration, and demonstrated influence.[2]
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References
- Accompanying study of the development process towards a smart city strategy-with a particular focus on social change.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/378272819_Accompanying_study_of_the_development_process_towards_a_smart_city_strategy-with_a_particular_focus_on_social_change
- University Transfer Architectures for Smart Governance: A Regional Comparison of Scientific Community Building.
https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3387/16/7/323
- User-Generated Content in Citizen Service Platforms. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 102
https://link.springer.com/rwe/10.1007/978-3-658-46709-8_12-1