“…Given the outbreak of COVID-19 and the pandemic's spread across the globe, digital transformation research has gained an increasingly established position of recognition among researchers associated with reliance on the use of digital technologies in socioeconomic activities. The field has attracted hundreds of researchers from diverse areas of the social sciences, including management (e.g., Daradkeh, 2021;Hensellek, 2020;Salman et al, 2022;Sigari et al, 2021), marketing (e.g., Kumbhojkar & Menon, 2022;Xiao et al, 2022), economics (e.g., Anttiroiko, 2021;Maji & Laha, 2020), technology (e.g., Lichtenthaler, 2021;Mydyti & Kadriu, 2021), education (e.g., Coral & Bernuy, 2022;Erskine et al, 2022), and society (e.g., Fan, 2018;Kazim, 2021;Mossberger & Tolbert, 2021;Tebepah, 2020). This has led to a widespread body of literature.…”