Business Process Reengineering (BPR) has become an important research domain for understanding organizational transformation, process improvement, and technology-driven change. This study aims to examine the intellectual structure, research development, influential contributions, and emerging themes in BPR literature through a bibliometric analysis approach. Data were collected from the Scopus database using relevant keywords related to Business Process Reengineering, and the retrieved publications were analyzed using VOSviewer to identify citation patterns, collaboration networks, keyword co-occurrence, thematic evolution, and research density. The findings indicate that BPR research has developed through several major knowledge streams, including process optimization, information systems integration, organizational change, enterprise resource planning, and supply chain management. Citation analysis reveals that influential studies have primarily focused on the relationship between information technology, process redesign, and successful implementation strategies. The keyword analysis demonstrates that BPR has evolved from a traditional efficiency-oriented approach toward a broader transformation framework involving digital technologies, organizational capabilities, and strategic adaptation. Furthermore, collaboration analysis highlights the contribution of leading researchers, institutions, and countries in shaping the development of BPR knowledge. This study contributes by providing a comprehensive overview of BPR research evolution and identifying future research opportunities related to artificial intelligence, automation, Industry 4.0, and digital transformation.
Loso Judijanto, M. Muhtadi, Dila Padila Nurhasanah· West Science Journal Economi...· 0 citations
Business incubation has become an important mechanism for supporting entrepreneurship, fostering innovation, and strengthening entrepreneurial ecosystems. However, the rapid growth of research in this field has resulted in diverse perspectives and fragmented knowledge development. This study aims to examine the intellectual structure, publication trends, influential contributions, collaboration patterns, and emerging research themes in global business incubation literature through a bibliometric analysis approach. Data were collected from the Scopus database using relevant keywords related to business incubation and business incubators. The collected publications were analyzed using bibliometric techniques, including performance analysis, citation analysis, co-authorship analysis, country collaboration analysis, keyword co-occurrence analysis, and thematic evolution mapping with the support of VOSviewer. The findings reveal that business incubation research has developed from a traditional focus on startup support toward broader perspectives involving entrepreneurship ecosystems, innovation development, technology transfer, and sustainable economic growth. The most influential studies emphasize the evolution of incubator models, technology business incubation, social capital, and incubation outcomes. The analysis also indicates that the United States, the United Kingdom, and China represent the most active contributors in shaping global research collaboration. Furthermore, keyword analysis highlights entrepreneurship, innovation, business incubators, SMEs, and technology commercialization as the dominant research themes, while recent studies increasingly explore incubation networks, digital transformation, and ecosystem-based approaches. This study contributes to the existing literature by providing a comprehensive mapping of global business incubation research and identifying future research opportunities related to digital incubation, artificial intelligence-supported entrepreneurship, and sustainable innovation ecosystems.
Earnings management remains one of the most extensively investigated phenomena in accounting and corporate governance research, reflecting persistent scholarly concern over the reliability of financial reporting. This study conducts a bibliometric analysis to map the intellectual structure, research trends, influential publications, and collaboration patterns within earnings management scholarship indexed in the Scopus database. Data were analyzed using VOSviewer to perform keyword co-occurrence analysis, overlay and density visualization, citation analysis, co-authorship analysis, institutional collaboration mapping, and country-level distribution mapping. The results reveal three major thematic clusters: a methodological and demographic cluster associated with empirical research design, a financial-economic cluster centered on earnings, investment, and decision making, and a governance cluster dominated by earnings management, corporate governance, accruals, and agency theory. Citation analysis identifies foundational works on discretionary accrual measurement and real activities manipulation as the most influential contributions shaping the field. Co-authorship and institutional mapping reveal relatively fragmented research communities anchored by prolific scholars, while country-level analysis indicates pronounced dominance of United States-based institutions with limited international collaboration density. This study contributes a structured overview of earnings management research development and identifies research gaps concerning governance mechanisms, real activities manipulation, and cross-country institutional context for future scholarship.
Loso Judijanto, Dila Padila Nurhasanah, Ilham Akbar Bunyamin· West Science Social and Huma...· 0 citations
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