Javier Gamboa-Cruzado

Dr. Javier Gamboa-Cruzado


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Academic Career Length

8Years (2019-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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27 December 2024 in Journal of Infrastructure, Policy and Development
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RERoberto Eustaquio-Jiménez
Roberto Eustaquio-Jiménez
MDMercedes Durand-Azurza
Mercedes Durand-Azurza
JGJavier Gamboa-Cruzado
Javier Gamboa-Cruzado
MMMaría León Morales
María León Morales
NRNancy Pajares Ruiz
Nancy Pajares Ruiz
NCN. Mercedes Ortiz Céliz
N. Mercedes Ortiz Céliz
The integration of chatbots in the financial sector has significantly improved customer service processes, providing efficient solutions for query management and problem resolution. These automated systems have proven to be valuable tools in enhancing operational efficiency and customer satisfaction in financial institutions. This study aims to conduct a systematic literature review on the impact of chatbots in customer service within the financial sector. A review of 61 relevant publications from 2018 to 2024 was conducted. Articles were selected from databases such as Scopus, IEEE Xplore, ARDI, Web of Science, and ProQuest. The findings highlight that efficiency and customer satisfaction are central to the perception of service quality, aligning with the automation of the user experience. The bibliometric analysis reveals a predominance of publications from countries such as India, Germany, and Australia, underscoring the academic and practical relevance of the topic. Additionally, essential thematic terms such as “artificial intelligence” and “advanced automation” were identified, reflecting technological evolution in this field. This study provides significant insights for future theoretical, practical, and managerial developments, offering a framework to optimize chatbot implementation in highly regulated environments.

4 January 2026 in Sustainability
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JGJavier Gamboa-Cruzado
Javier Gamboa-Cruzado
JEJhon Estrada
Jhon Estrada
CBCesar Bustos-Romero
Cesar Bustos-Romero
CACristina Alzamora
Cristina Alzamora
JVJorge Nolasco Valenzuela
Jorge Nolasco Valenzuela
FAFlavio Amayo-Gamboa
Flavio Amayo-Gamboa
This systematic literature review examines the rapid growth of research on the use of drones applied to smart agriculture, a key field for the digital and sustainable transformation of the agricultural sector. The study aimed to synthesize the current state of knowledge regarding the application of drones in smart agriculture by applying the Kitchenham protocol (SLR), complemented with Petersen’s systematic mapping (SMS). A search was conducted in high-impact academic databases (Scopus, IEEE Xplore, Taylor & Francis Online, Google Scholar, and ProQuest), covering the period 2019–2025 (July). After applying the inclusion, exclusion, and quality criteria, 73 relevant studies were analyzed. The results reveal that 90% of the publications appear in Q1 journals, with China and the United States leading scientific production. The thematic analysis identified “UAS Phenotyping” as the main driving theme in the literature, while “precision agriculture,” “machine learning,” and “remote sensing” were the most recurrent and highly interconnected keywords. An exponential increase in publications was observed between 2022 and 2024. The review confirms the consolidation of drones as a central tool in digital agriculture, with significant advances in yield estimation, pest detection, and 3D modeling, although challenges remain in standardization, model generalization, and technological equity. It is recommended to promote open access repositories and interdisciplinary studies that integrate socioeconomic and environmental dimensions to strengthen the sustainable adoption of drone technologies in agriculture.

1 January 2022 in International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications
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AAAntony Albites-Tapia
Antony Albites-Tapia
JGJavier Gamboa-Cruzado
Javier Gamboa-Cruzado
JAJunior Almeyda-Ortiz
Junior Almeyda-Ortiz
ALAlberto Moreno Lázaro
Alberto Moreno Lázaro

27 March 2023 in Revista Venezolana de Gerencia
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ATAlejandra Altamirano Taica
Alejandra Altamirano Taica
JGJavier Gamboa-Cruzado
Javier Gamboa-Cruzado
ASAugusto Hidalgo Sánchez
Augusto Hidalgo Sánchez
El planeamiento estratégico forma parte del proceso estratégico que hoy en día es llevado a cabo en la mayoría de las organizaciones públicas o privadas, se trata de la acción de proponer un objetivo y el camino que se debe seguir para lograrlo; este proceso contempla 3 etapas: Formulación, implementación y evaluación; la etapa en la que el Planeamiento estratégico se desarrolla es la Formulación, esta etapa es determinante, ya que se trata de plasmar lo que se va a implementar; y es este punto en el que casi todas las entidades de la administración pública fallan, sin una idea clara de lo que se quiere lograr para empezar, es poco lógico pensar que se alcanzará el objetivo propuesto. El objetivo de la investigación es determinar el impacto del planeamiento estratégico en la administración pública reportado en investigaciones empíricas relevantes. La revisión sistemática de literatura permitió identificar 48310 estudios de bibliotecas digitales como Web of Science, Scopus, ProQuest, Wiley Online Library, Taylor & Francis Online y EBSCOhost, de los cuales fueron seleccionados 60, estos ayudaron a responder las 4 preguntas de investigación planteadas. La RSL ha concluido en una tendencia en cuanto a las investigaciones sobre el Planeamiento estratégico y su efecto en la administración pública. La presente investigación contribuye a comprender las diferencias y similitudes de los estudios considerados, y se sugiere considerar una mayor cantidad de estudios que incluyan un mayor rango de años.

1 May 2022 in International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology
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AVAlex Escalante Viteri
Alex Escalante Viteri
JGJavier Gamboa-Cruzado
Javier Gamboa-Cruzado
LHLeonidas Asto Huaman
Leonidas Asto Huaman
Methodology for Business Intelligence Solutions in Internet Banking Companies

24 December 2025 in Sustainability
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JGJavier Gamboa-Cruzado
Javier Gamboa-Cruzado
VPVictor Pineda-Delacruz
Victor Pineda-Delacruz
HSHumberto Salcedo-Mera
Humberto Salcedo-Mera
CACristina Alzamora
Cristina Alzamora
JLJose Coveñas Lalupu
Jose Coveñas Lalupu
MNManuel Narro
Manuel Narro
Blockchain has been widely proposed to strengthen data management security through decentralization, immutability, and auditable transactions, capabilities increasingly recognized as enablers of sustainable digital ecosystems and resilient institutions; however, existing studies remain dispersed across domains and rarely consolidate governance, interoperability, and evaluation criteria. This paper conducts a systematic literature review of 70 peer-reviewed studies published between 2018 and 2024, using IEEE Xplore, Scopus, Springer, ScienceDirect, and ACM Digital Library as primary sources and following Kitchenham’s guidelines and the PRISMA 2020 flow, to examine how blockchain has been applied to secure data in healthcare, IoT, smart cities, supply chains, and cloud environments. The analysis identifies four methodological streams—empirical implementations, cryptographic/security protocols, blockchain–machine learning integrations, and conceptual frameworks—and shows that most contributions are technology-driven, with limited attention to standard metrics, regulatory compliance, and cross-platform integration. In addition, the review reveals that very few works articulate governance models that align technical solutions with organizational policies, which creates a gap for institutions seeking trustworthy, auditable, and privacy-preserving deployments. The review contributes a structured mapping of effectiveness criteria (confidentiality, auditability, availability, and compliance) and highlights the need for governance models and interoperable architectures to move from prototypes to production systems. Future work should prioritize large-scale validations, policy-aligned blockchain solutions, and comparative evaluations across sectors.