70 Years of the IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management: Trends and Patterns in Scholarly Publishing
对IEEE工程管理汇刊（1954-2024）进行文献计量与科学图谱分析，揭示其出版趋势、知识结构、主题演变及国际影响力，适合关注该期刊历史与前沿的学者参考。
This study presents a comprehensive bibliometric and science mapping analysis of the IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management (IEEE TEM), one of the longest-standing journals in the field of technology, innovation and engineering management. Renamed in 1963, IEEE TEM has evolved from its earlier forms as the Transactions of the IRE Professional Group on Engineering Management (1954) and the IRE Transactions on Engineering Management (1955-1962). Drawing on data from Web of Science and Scopus (1954-2024), the study examines publication and citation trends, leading authors, institutions, and countries, as well as the journal's knowledge structure and thematic evolution. Standard bibliometric techniques-including co-citation, bibliographic coupling, and keyword co-occurrence (VOSviewer; Bibliometrix)-were employed to uncover intellectual foundations, collaborative networks, and emerging research frontiers. Findings highlight the journal's strong international orientation, increasing interdisciplinarity across business management, industrial engineering, computer science, and information systems, and a marked surge in activity since 2020. Analyses of influential documents, institutions, and topic clusters reveal IEEE TEM's central role in advancing research on innovation, project management, digital transformation, sustainability, and supply chain systems. The paper summarizes IEEE TEM's historical development and current standing and distills evidence-based implications from the reported indicators and maps.