Estudo Bibliométrico Sobre Plataforma Digital no Campo da Administração / Bibliometric Study on the Digital Platform in the Area of Administration
Resumo
O presente estudo objetivou identificar e descrever a produção acadêmica internacional sobre plataforma digital no campo da Administração, considerando como delimitação temporal o período de janeiro de 2015 a dezembro de 2019. Para tanto, foi empregada uma análise bibliométrica em 137 artigos extraídos da base SCOPUS, o que é relevante por apresentar o perfil atualizado da produção científica acerca do tema. Os resultados apontaram taxas progressivamente elevadas de publicações de artigos sobre plataforma digital no campo da Administração, principalmente nas áreas de estratégias organizacionais, gestão da inovação, marketing, relações de trabalho, empreendedorismo e regulação. Outro importante tópico foi a identificação dos periódicos com mais publicações de artigos sobre plataforma digital em suas edições, bem como países, universidades e pesquisadores que mais colaboraram para o desenvolvimento do tema. Também foram detectadas redes de colaboração acadêmica entre países, universidades e cientistas, com proeminência para pesquisadores filiados a universidades norte-americanas e europeias. Ademais, os artigos a respeito do tema foram majoritariamente empíricos, com abordagem qualitativa, do tipo descritivo. Por fim, este trabalho proporcionou informações atualizadas acerca do perfil da produção acadêmica internacional sobre plataforma digital na esfera da Administração, o que concorre para melhor organização de futuras pesquisas na área.
Palavras-chave: Plataforma digital. Administração. Bibliometria.
ABSTRACT
The present study aimed to identify and describe the international academic production about the digital platform in the Administration area, considering the time frame of January 2015 to December 2019. For this purpose, a bibliometric analysis was conducted of 137 articles obtained from the SCOPUS database, selected as relevant to present the current profile of scientific production on the theme. The results pointed progressively high rates of publication of articles about digital platform in the Administration area, mainly in the areas of organizational strategies, innovation management, marketing, work relations, entrepreneurship and regulation. Another important topic was the identification of journals with the most publications of articles on the digital platform, as well as countries, universities and researchers that most collaborated to development of the theme. Academic collaboration networks between countries, universities and scientists were also detected, with prominence for researchers affiliated to North American and European universities. Furthermore, the articles on the theme were mostly empirical, with a qualitative approach, of a descriptive type. Finally, this paper provided updated information on the profile of international academic production about the digital platform in the Administration area, contributing to a better organization of future research in the area.
Keywords: Digital platform. Administration. Bibliometrics.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.12819/2021.18.8.2
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