Análisis teórico de la transformación digital en ciencias sociales aplicadas: una revisión bibliométrica de la literatura
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https://doi.org/10.5585/2024.25923Palabras clave:
transformación digital, bibliometría, Ciencias Sociales Aplicadas, evolución teóricaResumen
Objetivo del Estudio: Identificar cómo emergió y se desarrolló el dominio del conocimiento sobre la transformación digital dentro del campo de las ciencias sociales aplicadas, así como mapear los límites del conocimiento y los temas emergentes en la transformación digital, proporcionando perspectivas para el desarrollo de futuros estudios.
Metodología: Se trata de una revisión bibliométrica, realizada mediante técnicas de cocitación y acoplamiento bibliográfico. Se crearon mapas de cocitación y de acoplamiento para los 727 artículos de la muestra recogida de la base de datos Web of Science (WoS), utilizando el software VOSviewer.
Relevancia/Originalidad: La investigación puede verse como un esfuerzo preliminar que mejora nuestra comprensión de la formación y evolución de un campo científico. Delimita los límites actuales del conocimiento y establece una base para futuras investigaciones descriptivas y causales.
Principales Resultados: La investigación permitió mapear el dominio del conocimiento sobre la transformación digital en el campo de las ciencias sociales aplicadas a través del mapa de cocitación, identificando ocho clústeres. De manera similar, se mapearon ocho clústeres en el análisis de acoplamiento bibliográfico.
Contribuciones Teóricas/Metodológicas: Nuestras contribuciones provienen de dos grupos: resultados descriptivos y mapeos gráficos. Los resultados descriptivos incluyeron la evolución de los artículos por año, publicaciones por autor y publicaciones por revista, revelando las frecuencias relacionadas con el tema a lo largo del tiempo. Los mapeos gráficos se dividieron en mapas de análisis de cocitación y mapas de acoplamiento bibliográfico. Entre nuestros principales resultados, identificamos 8 clústeres de bases teóricas (cocitación) y 8 clústeres de límites teóricos (acoplamiento bibliográfico).
Contribuciones Sociales: El estudio permite a los gestores identificar barreras y desafíos en la implementación de procesos de transformación digital, así como reconocer beneficios estratégicos relacionados con una mayor competitividad y una percepción mejorada del valor para el cliente.
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