A comprehensive bibliometric analysis and visualization of smart home research

Ohlan, Ramphul; Ohlan, Anshu

doi:10.1016/j.techfore.2022.121975

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“…International collaboration among scholars is common (Ohlan and Ohlan, 2022). Accordingly, the country-level co-authorship network in the religious tourism research corpus was analyzed using VOSviewer (Ohlan and Ohlan, 2022). The largest circle in this network represented the USA.…”

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“…The study leverages bibliometric analysis and visualization approaches to comprehensively portray the knowledge domain of the religious tourism field (Ohlan and Ohlan, 2022). Bibliometric uses quantitative metrics to analyze big bibliographic data sets (research papers and their citations) (Ohlan et al , 2022).…”

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“…The analysis is based on bibliographic information taken from publications published in Social Science Citation Indexed (SSCI) journals listed in the WoS database (Ohlan and Ohlan, 2022). By following the latest practice of considering impactful journals in bibliometric studies, the articles published in journals rated in terms of impact factor (IF) have been covered in the study (Paul et al , 2023).…”

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Religious tourism scholarship: current state and future research directions

Ohlan,

Ohlan

2023

JIMA

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Purpose This study aims to investigate the knowledge domain and development trends that appear in the scholarly corpus on religious tourism. Design/methodology/approach The most common themes evolving in the religious tourism research field are figured out by conducting keyword and trend analyses using the bibliographic data collected from 988 research articles published in Social Science Citation-indexed journals listed in the Web of Science database between 1992 and 2022. Findings It has been found that the number of publications has increased exponentially. European countries are the major contributors to religious tourism research. Research has mainly clustered around the areas of spiritual experience, identity, cultural heritage, pilgrimage, tourist attitude, behavior and satisfaction. Judaism, Hinduism and Buddhism are religions that have received relatively little research attention. Research limitations/implications Future research should focus on the sustainability of religious tourism sites, mitigating the adverse impact of the commercialization of religious tourism products and recovering religious tourism activities from the COVID-19 impact. Practical implications The findings are useful for corporate practitioners, site managers and entrepreneurs to take advantage of the valuable opportunities this segment offers. These findings are useful for scholars and policymakers in acquiring the latest knowledge of developments in this field. Social implications The insights obtained by using a holistic approach are valuable for religious tourists who want to understand the importance of visiting religious sites. Originality/value This study identifies key themes that have evolved in religious tourism. In so doing, it presents an agenda for pushing this research corpus forward.

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Religious tourism scholarship: current state and future research directions

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Ohlan

2023

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“…Science mapping was performed using methods like (1) co‐authorship analysis (for authors and countries), which involves examining the interactions among academics in a research field (Ohlan & Ohlan, 2022) and (2) co‐word (or keyword co‐occurrence) analysis which focuses on exploring the existing or future relationships among topics in a research domain by considering the written content of the article (Donthu et al, 2021). These science mapping techniques were used to (i) unpack thematic knowledge clusters and (ii) identify avenues for future research .…”

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Anthropomorphism and consumer behaviour: ASPAR‐4‐SLRprotocol compliant hybrid review

Khan,

Anas,

Uddin

2023

Int J Consumer Studies

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The notion of ‘anthropomorphism’ has been a subject of intrigue for transdisciplinary academics and scholars for the longest time, as the origin of this concept dates back to the BCE (Before Common Era). Over the past few decades, anthropomorphism literature has been burgeoning in the marketing discipline and its subfields (branding, advertising, consumer behaviour, etc.). This relatively novel stream adopts anthropomorphism as a concept and offers fascinating insights into consumers and their choices, behaviour, and intentions. Although there have been several qualitative review‐based assessments of anthropomorphism within the marketing field, none have been informed by quantitative tools or through a framework‐based approach. Our hybrid variant of systematic review fills this gap by using bibliometric techniques (performance analysis, co‐authorship analysis of countries and authors, and co‐word analysis of keywords) and Theories‐Context‐Characteristics‐Methods (TCCM) framework to show the evolution, trends, and intellectual structure of anthropomorphism in consumer behaviour research. We depict the evolving trajectory and trends over time using a sample of 432 peer‐reviewed journal articles and 27,671 secondary references (between 2005 and 2023) on anthropomorphism in consumer behaviour. Significant results include identifying and describing the most influential authors, articles, journals and countries, different research streams, their development, and future research directions. We also present six knowledge clusters delineating the intellectual knowledge structure of the field. An additional section depicting theories employed, characteristics explored, contexts examined, and methods utilized in the domain have also been presented. Furthermore, we used the TCCM framework to orchestrate possible trajectories for future research. By doing this, we offer academics and practitioners a systematic comprehension of the advancements in the domain and a comprehensive road map for future research.

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“…A significant amount of concern was aroused by the bibliometric methodology in research publications in the area of IoT. Ohlan and Ohlan (2022) examined several academic trends in the field of smart homes, as well as the intellectual structures of smart homes research from multiple perspectives in order to develop a holistic framework for the field [ 5 ]. Their results show that smart home studies grew tremendously in both volume and impact.…”

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Visualizing the Landscape of Home IoT Research: A Bibliometric Analysis Using VOSviewer

Wang

Kim

2023

Sensors

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Currently, the internet of things (IoT) is being widely deployed in home automation systems. An analysis of bibliometrics is presented in this work that covers articles that were obtained from the Web of Science (WoS) databases and published between 1 January 2018, and 31 December 2022. With VOSviewer software, 3880 relevant research papers were analyzed for the study. Through VOSviewer, we analyzed how many articles were published about the home IoT in several databases and their relation to the topic area. In particular, it was pointed out that the chronological order of the research topics changed, and COVID-19 also attracted the attention of scholars in the IoT field, and it was emphasized in this topic that the impact of the epidemic was described. As a result of the clustering, this study was able to conclude the research statuses. In addition, this study examined and compared maps of yearly themes over 5 years. Taking into account the bibliometric nature of this review, the findings are valuable in terms of mapping processes and providing a reference point.

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A comprehensive bibliometric analysis and visualization of smart home research

Cited by 17 publications

References 41 publications

Religious tourism scholarship: current state and future research directions

Religious tourism scholarship: current state and future research directions

Anthropomorphism and consumer behaviour: ASPAR‐4‐SLRprotocol compliant hybrid review

Visualizing the Landscape of Home IoT Research: A Bibliometric Analysis Using VOSviewer

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