Knowledge management enablers practices among Indian higher educational institutions

Chawla, Ashima

doi:10.1504/ijkms.2019.10025003

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“…The findings highlighted the correlation between document citation frequency and author outlet impact factor, with authorship trends having no significant effect. A bibliometric study in the field of knowledge management (KM) has been conducted to examine several research aspects such as topic categories, frequency of keywords, and collaborative partnerships [2]. However, the primary restraint of the study was the use of a specific key term, "knowledge management," to repossess papers from the WoS database, which narrow the sample size and the researchers' ability to locate more specific KM studies.…”

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“…Researchers, academics, and prospective students can develop the skills they need to succeed in career planning by knowing which countries to develop or use knowledge management competencies [3]. It can also help foreign granting agencies and private sector companies make better decisions by recognizing countries with information-based economic activities as a measure of scholarly productivity [13] and [2].…”

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Knowledge management positioning in the information science era: Bibliometric analysis for the time frame from 2000-2023

Khan,

Kumari,

Aggarwal

et al. 2024

ICST Transactions on Scalable Information Systems

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INTRODUCTION: To navigate the field of knowledge management (KM) for effective performance in data science, business intelligence, and database systems, all stakeholders, including academicians and professionals, must be informed of the recent state of practice and theory in KM. A detailed bibliometric study of publications can help with this problem by giving a comprehensive picture of the publications' trends and progression. From 2000 to 2023 OBJECTIVES: To examine the pattern of publication in the area of knowledge management. METHODS: Two methodologies are employed to examine and interpret the bibliometric data acquired from the Scopus database. Citation and publication building evaluations were performed to gauge the emergence of the field of knowledge management, and secondly, VOS viewer software was used to simulate the projection of knowledge management grounded on bibliographic coupling (BC), co-citation, and co-occurrence (CC). RESULTS: The citation and publication structures indicate a steady improvement in the findings..

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confidence: 99%