Development of research on business digital maturity level: analysis of scientific and bibliometric mapping
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This research takes as a reference the importance that currently has the search for lines of research in scientific databases, which are decisive for the improvement in the scientific management of researchers through academic bodies. This research develops the analysis of scientific mapping on the level of business digital maturity, with the objective of identifying the status of the articles indexed in the SCOPUS database. A search strategy was obtained on the variables mentioned to know the number of indexed articles, as well as the authors, thematic areas, types of documents, scientific areas, and keywords. The applied methodology is of descriptive-analytical type, by a deductive-inductive method in which of the total results obtained, exclusions of specific parameters were made and in this way working with the documents that give a significant contribution to the investigation, were used to the search for the years 2018 to 2022; Two types of bibliometrics were used such as co-presence and co-authorship through the VoSViewer software and the Lens.org platform; the search keywords were business, digital maturity, industry 4.0. As results, the clusters formed by co-authorships and keywords are shown; likewise, the types of documents and countries that have contributed the most in the investigation of scientific mapping. Finally, this type of research allows the development of a systematic review mediated by technology, where the increase in publications in the years of the problem is demonstrated.
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