Bibliometric Analysis Techniques Research Articles

The Role of Mobile Technologies in Tracking Cyberbullying Trends and Social Adaptation among Teenagers

This study aimed to investigate the role of mobile technologies in tracking cyberbullying trends and promoting social adaptation among teenagers through a comprehensive bibliometric analysis. The study sought to identify key trends, influential factors, and potential intervention strategies in this rapidly evolving field. A systematic review following PRISMA guidelines was conducted, analyzing 64 documents from the Scopus database published between 2014 and 2024. The methodology employed bibliometric analysis techniques, including co-occurrence networks, bibliographic coupling, and keyword analysis. The results revealed a significant increase in research on cyberbullying and mobile technologies over the past decade. The analysis identified several prominent clusters, including the prevalence of cyberbullying, the role of social media platforms, and the effectiveness of intervention strategies. Gender and age emerged as influential factors in cyberbullying experiences and behaviors. The accessibility and ubiquity of mobile devices were found to play a crucial role in cyberbullying trends. The findings emphasize the importance of developing evidence-based approaches that leverage mobile technologies for intervention. Comprehensive educational programs and innovative approaches, such as chatbot-based coaching interventions, showed promise in reducing cyberbullying and promoting positive social adaptation. The study underscores the complex and multifaceted nature of cyberbullying, necessitating an interdisciplinary approach integrating insights from psychology, sociology, and computer science. The development of specialized assessment tools and the use of machine learning algorithms for detecting cyberbullying incidents highlight the increasing sophistication of research methodologies in this field. Future research should focus on longitudinal studies and the development of innovative, evidence-based intervention strategies.

Acetylcholinesterase Activity Evaluated in Molluscs – A Bibliometric Analysis

Acetylcholinesterase (AChE) is determined as an enzyme linked to the action of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine (ACh) and is classified as a marker of neurotoxicity. Mollusks have been widely used as sentinels in monitoring programs, especially bivalve mollusks, as evaluators of contaminants in aquatic environments. This article aims to use bibliometric analysis techniques to detect trends in methods used to evaluate AChE activity in mollusks and investigate the current status and frontiers of publications. The present study was used as a basis for performing the bibliometric analysis data obtained through a bibliographic search in the CAPES Portal (Web of Science) database; for this analysis, 25 articles were used, including after selection and exclusion. Based on the results obtained with this research, although quite old, the Ellman method (1961) is still the most widely used due to its effectiveness in determining AChE activity. The species Mytilus galloprovincialis Lam. is quite susceptible to assessing this activity and the Bivalve mollusk group is the most used for such study, on the other hand, the Cephalopod group is very little used. The bibliometric analysis revealed gaps that reflect enormous missed opportunities in improving the health of aquatic ecosystems and highlight the urgency of the scientific community to intensify efforts in scientific studies, helping to promote the health of aquatic ecosystems.

A RESEARCH TREND: TALENT MANAGEMENT PRACTICE IN HALAL MANAGEMENT

The abstract highlights the growing significance of integrating talent management practices within Halal management frameworks to ensure compliance with Halal standards and foster sustainable growth in the global Halal industry. Despite limited research, this research utilizes a Systematic Literature Review (SLR) using Scopus to investigate current trends, challenges, and opportunities. Bibliometric analysis and visualization techniques are employed to map the research landscape, identify key contributors, and analyze thematic evolution. Results indicate a growing interest in integrating talent management with Halal principles, emphasizing the need for Islamic ethics, Halal standards, and cultural sensitivities in talent strategies. Emerging themes include Sharia-compliant leadership and ethical recruitment, suggesting areas for further exploration. The research underscores the significance of tailored talent management approaches in Halal-certified organizations to address unique challenges and leverage opportunities for sustainable growth.

A decade of operations strategy: research issues and future research directions

Purpose This study aims to systematically review the literature on operations strategy to understand its role in fostering competitive advantage. The literature on operations strategy was summarized using bibliometric analysis, network analysis and content analysis techniques. The bibliometric approaches analyzed 1,070 articles published between January 2013 and December 2023. Additionally, it is supplemented through content analysis by analyzing 60 selected articles in depth. The review identified six major research themes in operations strategy: impact of supply chain integration on operational performance, outsourcing and resource-based view, lean strategy, service operations strategy, operations capabilities and responsive supply chain strategy. The review offers a comprehensive overview of current research and highlights potential areas for future exploration, providing valuable guidance for scholars and practitioners in operations strategy. Also, the review provides insights for operations managers that can be applied to develop effective strategies across various industrial contexts. Design/methodology/approach The main objective of a literature review is to analyze the body of existing knowledge, identify possible research gaps and propose future research avenues (Tranfield et al., 2003). Searching for relevant keywords, discovering pertinent information and then completing the analysis are expected in systematic literature reviews. Tranfield et al. (2003) have provided the guidelines to conduct the literature review in a systematic way, which scholars in the business and management domains increasingly adopt. It consists of three stages as follows: planning the review; conducting the review; and reporting and dissemination. The present study uses these guidelines to organize the literature on operations strategy. Findings This work provides several theoretical and managerial implications by offering a thorough and methodical understanding of the area. It contributes to the corpus of knowledge that provides a frame of reference based on an insightful synthesis of the prior study. It aims to identify future research avenues in the domain of operations strategy. Several research avenues are identified by carefully analyzing the available literature and conducting a robust bibliometric approach combined with network and content analysis techniques. Thus, the current study will be a valuable resource for future scholars interested in learning about and examining this area. Research limitations/implications Continuous research for improvement in the existing system or practice has been the fundamental nature of human beings. Hence, it is pertinent to identify future research avenues for the researchers interested in the area. Despite the extensive studies on operations strategy, certain areas require more investigation. As per the analysis of the literature search of 1,070 articles published in the area, the author suggests future scholars explore the following research avenues: need for conceptual and mixed–method studies; cross-country comparison and generalization; integration with Industry 4.0 technologies; integration with the triple bottom line; and aligning with circular economy. Practical implications A need is created to generate a pathway of aligning operations strategy with the principles of circular economy, requiring future research to address its fundamentals. Potential research questions that could be explored are as follows: How can companies align operations strategy with circular economy principles to minimize waste and improve resource efficiency? How does adopting circular economy practices impact supply chain design and operations strategy? What role do innovation and technology play in integrating circular economy principles into operations strategy? Social implications The proposed research avenues will provide adequate information to operations managers about areas of attention that would fully leverage operations strategy and provide the firm with a competitive advantage. Moreover, integrating their outcomes with Industry 4.0 technologies, particularly emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain and the Internet of Things can provide a new direction for operations managers. Furthermore, operations performance can make or break the organization. Performance is not a simple or easy concern; it is multi-faceted in the sense that a single measure can never comprehensively represent it. Several measures will always be needed to evaluate the holistic performance of a firm. Originality/value This work provides several theoretical and managerial implications by offering a thorough and methodical understanding of the area. It contributes to the corpus of knowledge that provides a frame of reference based on an insightful synthesis of the prior study. It aims to identify future research avenues in the domain of operations strategy. Several research avenues are identified by carefully analyzing the available literature and conducting a robust bibliometric approach combined with network and content analysis techniques. Thus, the current study will be a valuable resource for future scholars interested in learning about and examining this area.

Components of Workplace Spirituality for the Nursing Profession: A Comprehensive Analysis Beyond Managerial Control and Consent

This study aims to reveal the components of workplace spirituality for the nursing profession, which has an inherent spiritual orientation, especially in extraordinary conditions such as pandemics. In this study, the Web of Science (WoS) database was examined with the help of bibliometric analysis techniques. In order to reveal the components of workplace spirituality in the nursing profession, six main components were identified by thematic content analysis method. These are nursing education, organizational context, recruitment-orientation, work environment experience, training programs and developing harmonious working relationships. The main contribution of the research is a comprehensive model proposal for the components of workplace spirituality for the nursing profession.

A Comprehensive Bibliometric Analysis of Distance Learning Assessments: Key Themes and Future Directions

Distance learning has become increasingly relevant, mainly fuelled by advances in information and communication technology (ICT) and emergency situations such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Innovations in assessment and evaluation methods are key to improving the quality of education in the context of distance learning. This study aims to identify, analyse and map the main themes and provide recommendations for new directions for future research related to distance learning assessment. This research is quantitative-descriptive in nature using bibliometric analysis techniques. Bibliographic data was taken from a credible scientific database on the Scopus database in the range of 2020-2024 using the keyword ‘Assessment for distance learning’. The data obtained was analysed and the relationship between keywords was mapped. Based on the results of the analysis it can be concluded that the 10 major themes and research trends related to distance learning assessment include distance learning (131), higher education (43), e-learning (40), distance education (34), Covid-19 (30), assessment (24), pandemic (23), blended learning (17), online assessment (16), online education (15). The results of this study can provide a framework for understanding distance learning assessment in a broader and cross-disciplinary context

BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF THE MAP OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND INFLUENCE OF THE PHENOMENON OF STREET CRIME (1966-2023) FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF ISLAMIC LAW

This study aims to determine the crimes that are still rampant in Indonesia by researching street crimes in Indonesia. This study employs qualitative research methods with a normative juridical approach, analyzing secondary data from published literature. The research employs bibliometric data analysis techniques through searching, deepening, examining, investigating, and researching all publications indexed in Scopus regarding the impact of street crime phenomena on public peace from a criminological perspective: public spaces in Indonesia from 1996 to 2023. The obtained data will be analyzed using Microsoft Excel and R/R-Studio applications. VOSviewer will be used synchronously for synchronous analysis of keyword emergence. Street crime is a phenomenon of street-level criminal activities observed from a specialized execution perspective. Terms in the Quran and Hadith related to the behaviour of klitih (a local term for violent behaviour) are also discussed, including the forms of legal measures applied to it. The term al-hirabah refers to armed groups aiming to create chaos, spill blood, and harm people, which is entirely contrary to religion, morality, rules, and laws. Prevention can be approached through traditional means, and legal enforcement must involve various community elements to take control of the issue with support from the state and formal institutions. The results show an annual growth rate of 6.49%, which represents the average yearly increase in published research papers on street crime over the studied period. This research provides a brief overview of the accessible literature and offers recommendations for future research.

A Bibliometric Analysis of Convection-Permitting Model Research

Convection-permitting models (CPMs) are receiving growing scientific interest for their capability to accurately simulate extreme weather events at a kilometer-scale spatial resolution, offering valuable information for local climate change adaptation. This study employs both qualitative and quantitative bibliometric analysis techniques to examine research trends in CPM, utilizing data from 3508 articles published between 2000 and 2023. The annual number of publications exhibits a linear increase, rising from fewer than 50 in 2000 to over 250 after 2020, with the majority of research originating from the US, China, the UK, and Germany. The most productive institutes include the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) in the US, each contributing over 10% of total publications. Title and abstract terms in publications related to keywords such as “scenario”, “climate simulation”, etc., dominate publications from 2018 to 2023, coinciding with advances in computing power. Notably, terms associated with CPM physical processes received the highest citations from 2000 to 2023, underscoring the importance of such these research topics. Given the computational expense of running CPMs and the increasing demand for future predictions using CPMs, novel methods for generating long-term simulations are imperative.

To what extent is the banking sector devoted to sustainability? A bibliometric and content analysis

AbstractThis research explores the diverse scenario of sustainability in the banking sector, aiming to comprehensively map the existing literature on the subject. It uses a comprehensive literature review methodology, applying bibliometric and content analysis techniques. Based on an analysis of 142 papers, the study traces the trajectory of sustainability in the banking sector, identifying key challenges and unresolved issues. The study not only offers insights into the interplay of sustainable practices but also sheds light on the internal struggles within the banking sector to integrate environmental, social, and governance practices into daily operations. The findings reveal that the main topics related to banking sustainability are sustainability reporting, banking performance, and customer loyalty. Additionally, the research examines the definitions of essential constructs, such as sustainable banking and finance, green banking and finance, exploring overlaps and distinctive characteristics. The findings provide valuable contributions to research by pinpointing critical literature gaps and offering practical insights into a broader sustainability agenda, including its primary challenges.

Current status and hotspots in breast cancer patient self-management research: A bibliometric and visual analysis via CiteSpace.

Breast cancer remains a leading cause of cancer-related mortality worldwide. Patient self-management plays a pivotal role in enhancing outcomes and quality of life for individuals affected by this disease. This study employed bibliometric and visual analysis techniques utilizing CiteSpace to elucidate the current status and research hotspots in breast cancer patient self-management from January 1, 2005, to August 31, 2023. A comprehensive search was conducted in the Web of Science Core Collection (WoSCC). The retrieved literature was subjected to visualization and analysis using CiteSpace, focusing on publication timeline, article count, geographical distribution, institutional affiliations, journal sources, reference co-citation networks, and keyword analysis. The analysis encompassed 1413 English-language documents. The United States emerged as the most prolific contributor, while the University of Toronto demonstrated the highest institutional output. The two-map overlay revealed prominent citation paths, indicating strong interconnections between publications in "Medicine, Medicine, Clinical" and "Health, Nursing, Medicine," as well as "Psychology, Education, Health" and "Health, Nursing, Medicine." The most frequently co-cited reference was "Self-Management: Enabling and Empowering Patients Living with Cancer as a Chronic Illness." High-frequency keywords identified included quality of life, chronic disease, self-management, patient education, randomized controlled trials, education, and intervention. These keywords formed 11 distinct clusters related to intervention content, methodologies, outcome indicators, and emerging research trends. Keyword burst analysis predicted future research hotspots focusing on patient needs, psychological distress, Internet technology, and mobile applications. Research in breast cancer self-management is experiencing significant growth. Enhanced collaboration between countries, regions, and institutions is imperative. Further investigation is warranted, particularly in the domains of "quality of life," "patient education," and "mobile health." These findings provide valuable insights to guide future research directions in this critical field.

Research perspectives of supply chain knowledge management: A bibliometrics study

The purpose of this article is to present a bibliometric analysis of scientific publications on knowledge management (KM) and supply chain (SC), provide an overview of research activities in this field and recognise its most substantial and fundamental aspects. In addition, this study aims to quantitatively analyse KM in SC in other words supply chain knowledge management (SCKM) research trends, forecasts and citations from 1999 to 2021 in Web of Science (WOS). A total of 499 documents related to SCKM research were collected from the following databases: SCI-EXPAND, SSCI, AHCI and ESCI. These documents were carefully reviewed and subjected to bibliometric data analysis techniques. We map the time trend, disciplinary distribution, high-frequency keywords and topics, major authors and influential publications to show emerging topics. Based on the findings of other researchers, many implications emerged that improve one’s understanding of the identity of SCKM as a distinct multi-discipline scientific field, and its publication has grown significantly since 2018. SC papers were published in engineering and Operations Research and Management Science journals, while the coverage of research topics related to KM and SCKM is broader and more interdisciplinary than those of SC papers. High-frequency keywords associated with SCKM research are listed. From the citation of 499 papers with both KM and SC as keywords, we find the most popular one.

Bibliometric Review: Current Trends and Future Direction of Public Sector Budgeting

Research aim: This study conducts a bibliometric analysis to delve into the current state and future direction of public sector budgeting globally by scrutinising the overall publishing patterns and knowledge landscape surrounding the evolution of public sector budgeting research. Design/ Methodology/ Approach: A bibliometric analysis technique was employed to study the development of scientific publications about public sector budgeting. The Scopus database was selected as the main database, and all the data were collected as of November 3, 2023. The first stage involved identifying all relevant documents from the Scopus database. Inclusion and exclusion criteria resulted in a total of 1,925 documents within the period between 1913 to November 3, 2023. The bibliometric analysis of public sector budgeting yielded significant insights into publication patterns, influential literature, notable authors, highly referenced works, and prevalent themes within this domain. Research finding: This analysis reveals a consistent growth in published material over time, with the United States emerging as the primary contributor in terms of volume. Distinguished scholars like Hou Yilin and Richard J. Cebula have made substantial impact, garnering noteworthy citations for their contributions. Moreover, the review outlines prominent themes in public sector budgeting, underscoring the multifaceted nature of research within this crucial area. Practitioner/ Policy implication: The study findings offer valuable perspectives for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers, enhancing comprehension of the challenges and prospects in public sector budgeting. Furthermore, longitudinal studies tracking the evolution of themes and trends in public sector budgeting over time could offer valuable insights into the changing landscape of budgetary practices in the public sector. Additionally, comparative studies across different countries and regions could provide a more nuanced understanding of the diverse approaches to public sector budgeting and the factors influencing budgetary practices in various contexts. Research limitation: The analysis was based on a specific set of data from the Scopus database, and therefore, might not capture all publications in the field of public sector budgeting. Additionally, the review focuses on quantitative analysis of publication trends and citations; thus, the qualitative aspects of the included works are not fully explored. Furthermore, the study is limited to the available data and might not encompass the most recent publications in the field.

Beyond the Fingerprint: Exploring the Bibliometric Landscape of Emerging Synthetic Biometrics with a Focus on Synthetic Signatures

Purpose: This paper aims to conduct a comprehensive bibliometric analysis focusing on synthetic biometrics, particularly synthetic signatures, as an emerging alternative to traditional biometric methods such as fingerprints and iris scans. The study explores the research landscape to identify trends, influential studies, and emerging technologies in this innovative field. Methodology: The research employs bibliometric analysis techniques to systematically map the academic discourse surrounding synthetic biometrics, with a specific emphasis on synthetic signatures. Bibliometric methods include citation analysis, co-citation analysis, and cluster analysis to uncover patterns, connections, and trends within the research literature. These methods provide a retrospective insight into the progression of synthetic signature research and its scholarly impact. Findings/Results:The findings reveal several key insights: Emerging Trends: Synthetic signatures are increasingly recognized for their potential in enhancing security and identification systems beyond traditional biometrics. Influential Studies: Specific studies and authors are identified as pivotal in shaping the discourse and development of synthetic signature technologies. Technological Advancements: The analysis highlights advancements in synthetic biometrics, showcasing how these technologies are evolving to meet the challenges of robust and adaptable verification methods. Challenges and Opportunities: The study identifies both potential and challenges associated with synthetic signatures, providing a nuanced understanding of their feasibility and application in real-world scenarios. Originality/Value: This paper contributes to the existing literature by offering a structured analysis of the bibliometric landscape of synthetic biometrics, particularly synthetic signatures. By mapping out the academic discourse and identifying key trends and technologies, it provides valuable insights into the potential and challenges of this innovative field. The findings are expected to guide future research directions and policy considerations in the development and adoption of synthetic biometric technologies. Paper Type: Review Paper.

Incorporating Gamification in Second Language Learning: A Bibliometric Analysis

In the contemporary digital era, the utilization of gaming has emerged as a prevalent method for actively engaging students in the learning processes at various levels of academic curricula and within the broader educational community. This trend is particularly pronounced in English language teaching curricula, especially among learners whose mother tongue is not the English language. The judicious incorporation of gaming activities into courses pertaining to English as a second language (ESL) holds substantial promise for augmenting student learning, motivation, and knowledge acquisition across diverse disciplines. The present study conducts a bibliometric analysis focused on the utilization of gamification in ESL teaching and learning. The study's primary objective is to furnish a descriptive analysis of scholarly documents, authors, citations, and interconnections among authors. To achieve this objective, data extracted from the Scopus database are subjected to analysis. In addition to descriptive analyses, the extracted data undergo scrutiny using the VOSviewer software, facilitating the discernment of visual representations encompassing authors' interconnections, keywords connectedness and clusters indicative of research topics within the examined scholarly landscape. Using bibliometric analysis techniques, our investigation of the citation relationships among 61 publications has successfully identified two predominant themes influenced by gamification: language learning and student motivation. The discernible evidence of a rising number of publications focusing on gamification and ESL within the examined literature highlights the growing significance of this intersection. This study holds practical implications for serious game designers, English language educators, and educational institutions.

Intellectual landscape of scholarly work on 21st century skills: A bibliometric and science mapping analysis

A quick search on Google Scholar for the exact phrase ‘21st century skills’ resulted in three thousand plus results. More than two-third of these are dated within the last decade, indicating growing attention to the topic in the academia. The purpose of the current study is to investigate existing literature on 21st century skills by employing techniques of bibliometric and science mapping analysis to provide a helicopter view of scholarly work on 21st century skills. The search was conducted on SCOPUS database during 2021 using the keyword ‘21st century skills’ which produced 1644 results. Further refinements were made using publication year, document type and language reducing the sample size to 1281 documents. Data were analysed employing various bibliometric indicators such as number of publications, contributing authors, institutions and countries, citation, co-citation, and keywords. The results indicated an exponential growth in the number scholarly publication on the topic since 2010. Similarly, a positive trend in average citations was also observed in recent years. USA was the biggest contributor to the number of publications, followed by Indonesia, and Malaysia respectively. With respect to author collaboration, Nussbaum, M. was found the highest collaborator, followed by Griffin P., and Sharples M. while among the institutions, University of Melbourne was at the top. Analysis of the keywords revealed that, specific 21st century skills, learning tools and processes, technological advancement, and education and training are amongst the most common research themes. Findings of the current study provide insights into future research trends on the topic of 21st century skills.

Key Research Areas and Trends in Bibliometric Analysis of Microgrids

Microgrids represent a novel breed of sustainable energy sources that have gained widespread adoption within the energy domain. This investigation employs bibliometric analysis techniques to scrutinize prior scientific publications on microgrids, utilizing quantitative and statistical methodologies to unveil distribution trends of articles across specific themes and time frames. Furthermore, the exploration pinpoints principal contributors and collaborative trends within the field. The findings of this study reveal a noteworthy surge in scholarly publications pertaining to intelligent grid frameworks, with a particular emphasis on cutting-edge technologies and multidisciplinary partnerships. Furthermore, the study highlights the adoption of blockchain technology in smart grids and the inclusion of renewable energy sources into microgrids. Moreover, this scholarly inquiry furnishes researchers and industry professionals with valuable insights into the current technological landscape and prospects for future research endeavors.

A bibliometric analysis of smallholder farmers’ climate change adaptation challenges: a SADC region outlook

Purpose This paper aims to explore pathways in which adaptation challenges may occur. Focus is on the barriers to adaptation, challenges to adaptation and maladaptation with reference to smallholder farmers in the Southern African Development Community region. Design/methodology/approach Bibliometric analysis techniques were used to track the literature on smallholder farmers’ adaptation challenges. Web of Science was the main data source. A total of 41 articles were retained for analysis and exported into Visualization of Similarities Viewer Software where the development of research on the subject, co-occurrence of keywords analysis, top publishers, citations and total link strength was done. Findings Results indicate that research on smallholder farmers’ adaptation challenges is not new but has gained more consideration post-2020. The main adaptation challenges emanate from perception barriers and constraints based on determinants of adoption, limitations for resilience building and achieving sustainable adaptation as well as contestations around Climate Smart Agriculture technologies. Practical implications Effective design of adaptation policies should center on prioritizing the needs of the local people. This would reduce the occurrences of smallholder farmers’ adaptation challenges, promote resilience building and contribute toward achieving sustainable adaptation. Originality/value It is equally important to document adaptation challenges. However, adaptation challenges are rarely shared with the same enthusiasm as its successes. This work focuses on the matter with the intention of conscientizing smallholder farmers to reduce the risk of repeating the same adaptation mistakes.

A Bibliometric Studies: Digital Learning and Teacher Teaching Quality

This paper presents a comprehensive bibliometric analysis aimed at exploring the intersection between digital learning and teacher teaching quality. In recent years, the landscape of education has been significantly influenced by advancements in digital technology, leading to the widespread adoption of digital learning platforms. An overview of the importance of digital learning and high-quality teacher instruction in modern education is given in the introduction section. The problem statement outlines the main obstacles and gaps in the research on digital learning and the calibre of teaching methods. By elucidating these issues, the study aims to address pertinent questions concerning effective pedagogical strategies in the digital era and ways to enhance teachers’ effectiveness. Methodologically, this study employs bibliometric analysis techniques and VOSviewer version 1.16.20 to examine a corpus of scholarly publications retrieved from reputable databases. The focus is on identifying relevant literature, analysing citation patterns, and mapping out thematic trends and research trajectories. Through systematic data extraction and analysis, this approach enables the synthesis of existing knowledge and the identification of prominent themes and research clusters. The results of the bibliometric analysis reveal significant insights into the scholarly landscape of digital learning and teacher teaching quality. Findings include the identification of seminal works, influential authors, key research themes, and emerging trends. In conclusion, this study offers valuable insights into the current state of research on digital learning and teacher teaching quality. By synthesizing existing knowledge and identifying research gaps, it provides a foundation for future research endeavours aimed at advancing our understanding of effective educational practices in the digital age.

Bibliometric Analysis of Accounting Literature on Artificial Intelligence (AI) Adoption in Organizational Functions

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a powerful technology with a high potentiality of transformative drive from traditional analog to digitalized organizational seamless decision processes efficiently and effectively. AI is an emerging area in organizational decision-making with limited number of studies across the globe. However, AI is now gaining considerable attention from the researcher, both at the local and international level. This study aims at providing a systematic review and biometric analysis on AI adoption in organizational functions using Google Scholar databases as the source of data. The study employs the steps of Prepare Reporting Items for Systematic Literature Review and Meta-Analysis Techniques PRISMA (2020) and bibliometric analysis techniques using VOS-View as a tool for analysis of publications performance over time with a view to determining the most influential articles, publication productivity, and direction of studies on AI Adoption in organizational functions for a period of ten years from 2015 to 2024. The analysis reveals that articles published in 2016 by Sage Journal recorded the highest citation of 2707, followed by MDPI Journal with total citations of 1922 in 2021, while Elsevier presents the lowest citation of 87 citations over the period of 10 years in the database used. These articles were written on more than 20 areas of application of AI in organizational functions.

The Individual, Organizational and Social Contexts of Teleworking and Technostress during Covid-19 Pandemic: A Holistic Analysis based on JD-R Model

The purpose of this study is to reveal the researches that deal with teleworking and technostress together with their individual, organizational and social dimensions in a holistic way within the framework of the Job Demands-Resources (JD-R) Model. In this study, a review was carried out on the Web of Science (WoS) and the Scopus databases with the assistance of bibliometric analysis techniques and the PRISMA method. The thematic content analysis method was used to reveal on which dimensions of technostress associated with teleworking and on which methods the focuses were. It can be stated that the results of the relationship analysis based on keyword frequency, performance analysis and thematic content analysis carried out within the scope of the research are consistent with each other. At this point, the findings of the research have revealed that technostress poses a dark side to teleworking as an organizational behavior challenge stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. The current study found that teleworking-related technostress significantly affects employee well-being, with important impacts on the ISO 45003:2021 standard, and the Sustainable Development Goal 3. On the basis of being such a comprehensive and comparative research on the subject, it contributes to the relevant literature and practice.