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Most cited papers from Information Technology Industry Development Agency

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What are the most cited papers from Information Technology Industry Development Agency?

The most cited paper from Information Technology Industry Development Agency is "An Effective and Secure Buyer-Seller Watermarking Protocol" (Ibrahim M. Ibrahim, Sherif Hazem Nour El-Din, Abdel Fatah A. Hegazy, 2007), with 24 citations. Next come "JPEG encoder for low-cost FPGAs" (14) and "Process Increments: An Agile Approach to Software Process Improvement" (8).

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1 An Effective and Secure Buyer-Seller Watermarking Protocol Ibrahim M. Ibrahim, Sherif Hazem Nour El-Din, Abdel Fatah A. Hegazy Conference paper Aug 2007 24
2 JPEG encoder for low-cost FPGAs Hossam M. Osman, Waseim Mahjoup, Azza K. Nabih et al. Conference paper Nov 2007 14
3 Process Increments: An Agile Approach to Software Process Improvement Amr Noaman Abdel-Hamid, Mohamed Amr Abdel-Kader Conference paper Aug 2011 8
4 Guideline Model for Digital Forensic Investigation Salma Abdalla, Sherif Hazem, Sherif R. Hashem Conference paperOpen access 18 Apr 2007 6
5 Immunizing the SAODV protocol against routing information disclosure Ayman A. Hanafy, Sherif H. Noureldin, Marianne Amir Azer · International Conference for Internet Technology and Secured Transactions Conference paper Dec 2011 6
6 Combating Sybil Attacks in Vehicular Ad Hoc Networks Khaled Rabieh, Marianne Amir Azer · Communications in computer and information science Conference paper 2011 5
7 Blockchain Analytics Reference Architecture for FinTech - A Positioning Paper Ahmed S. Elsheikh Conference paper 7 Jun 2022 4
8 A robust cryptographic‐based system for secure data sharing in cloud environments Ibrahim Mahmoud, Sherif Hazem Nour El-Din, Rania Elgohary et al. · Security and Communication Networks Dec 2016 4
9 Teams Responsibilities for Digital Forensic Process Salma Abdalla, Sherif Hazem, Sherif R. Hashem Conference paperOpen access 2007 4
10 Computer Forensics Guidance Model with Cases Study Sherif Hazem Noureldin, Sherif R. Hashem, Salma Abdalla Conference paper Nov 2011 4
11 A Generic, Scalable and Fine-Grained Data Access System for Sharing Digital Objects in Honest but Curious Cloud Environments Ibrahim M. Ibrahim, Sherif Hazem Nour El-Din, Rania Elgohary et al. Conference paper Dec 2013 3
12 Video player parallelization and optimization for embedded asymmetric dual-core architecture Waseim Hashem Mahjoub, Hossam M. Osman, Gamal M. Aly Conference paper Nov 2010 3
13 Refactoring as a Lifeline: Lessons Learned from Refactoring Amr Noaman Abdel-Hamid Conference paper Aug 2013 3
14 H.264 deblocking filter enhancement Waseim Hashem Mahjoub, Hossam M. Osman, Gamal M. Aly Conference paper Nov 2011 3
15 New fuzzy-based indoor positioning scheme using ZigBee wireless protocol Azza K. Nabih, Hossam M. Osman, Mostafa M. Gomaa et al. Conference paper Nov 2012 3
16 Toward a Specialized Quality Management Maturity Assessment Model Yasser Ghanim Conference paper 28 May 2016 2
17 A robust owner-to-user data sharing framework in honest but curious cloud environments Ibrahim M. Ibrahim, Sherif Hazem Nour El-Din, Rania Elgohary et al. Conference paper Nov 2013 2
18 A Brief Outlook of Enterprise Architecture Role in the Digital Age Ahmed S. Elsheikh Conference paper 7 Jun 2022 1
19 SAODV and modified SAODV performance comparison Ayman A. Hanafy, Marianne Amir Azer, Sherif H. Noureldin Conference paper Nov 2013 0

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