Assessment of the history and trends of “The Journal of Intellectual Capital”: a bibliometrics, altmetrics and text mining analysis

Givi, Mohammadreza Esmaeili; Saberi, Mohammad Karim; Talafidaryani, Mojtaba; Abdolhamid, Mahdi; Nikandish, Rahim; Fattahi, Abbas

doi:10.1108/jic-02-2020-0057

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“…[6] upgrade use asset no form allows the company for having high profitability _ without increasing their capital investment. Result research [7] states that implication from trend study time front required for understanding how Intellectual Capital concept can be applied for expanding the limits with To do things like finding an answer on " how " question rather than " what " question. This is a reason other researchers for reflecting on how is Intellectual Capital recognized in MSMEs with their Intellectual Capital.…”

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Critical Reflection on The Criteria for The Recognition of Intellectual Capital in SMEs

Lores,

Muda,

Lumbanraja

et al. 2024

Proceedings of the 3rd Economics and Business International Conference, EBIC 2022, 22 September 2022, Medan, North Sumatera, In

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The purpose of this study is to reflect on the intellectual capital of SMEs that are adapted to the conditions of SMEs in understanding and acknowledging the intellectual capital generated internally. This research is qualitative, reflective researchers have account and interpretation of the phenomena studied and use interviews and direct observation techniques to culinary business actors in the city of Medan, using the NVivo 12 plus method, visualize how business actors in practice use Intellectual capital and make it is visible. , and recognizes the importance of Intellectual Capital, and how much information about intangible assets can be identified by SMEs that other companies do not identify. The study results found that SMEs' Intellectual Capital as knowledge to create and find in the form of quality assets and strategies. This study has limitations with subjective interpretations and findings. given the same opportunity and evidence, do not necessarily make the same conclusions

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confidence: 99%

Critical Reflection on The Criteria for The Recognition of Intellectual Capital in SMEs

Lores,

Muda,

Lumbanraja

et al. 2024

Proceedings of the 3rd Economics and Business International Conference, EBIC 2022, 22 September 2022, Medan, North Sumatera, In

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“…Bibliometric analysis is a tool for quantitatively describing, evaluating, and monitoring the evolution of the scientific realm under study based on the statistical analysis of bibliographic material [27]. Due to the utility of this type of analysis in exploring large volumes of scientific data and generating high research impact [28], bibliometric studies have gained immense popularity across different areas of business and management such as business model [29,30], intellectual capital [31], entrepreneurship [32,33], dynamic capabilities [34], and operations [35]. Traditional review methods such as qualitative techniques for structured literature review are often timeconsuming and prone to researchers' subjective bias [27], so we prefer to not use them in this study aimed at exploring a vibrant area with a large number of pieces of research and giving an objective and informative view about this extensive research.…”

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Tracing the evolution of digitalisation research in business and management fields: Bibliometric analysis, topic modelling and deep learning trend forecasting

Talafidaryani

Jalali

Moro

2023

Journal of Information Science

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Research on digitalisation trends and digital topics has become one of the most prolific streams of research within the fields of business and management during the course of the past few years. The purpose of this study is to provide a general picture of the intellectual structure and the conceptual space of this research realm. To this purpose, 6067 publications related to digital topics, indexed in the business and management categories of Web of Science (WoS), and dated from 1990 to 2020 are explored based on the approaches of bibliometric analysis, topic modelling and trend forecasting. The results of the bibliometric analysis comprise insights into the publication and citation structure, the most productive authors, the most productive universities, the most productive countries, the most productive journals, the most cited studies and the most prevalent themes and sub-themes on digitalisation in business and management. In addition, the outcomes of the topic modelling give new knowledge on the latent topical structure along with the rising, falling and fluctuating trends of this literature. In addition, the results of the trend forecasting enable readers to have a glimpse of how the underlying trends of the literature will probably change within the next years until 2025. These results provide guidance and orientation for both academics and practitioners who are initiating or currently developing their efforts in this discipline.

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“…Dabi c et al (2021 were able to cluster the IC articles published during the last 20 years (2000)(2001)(2002)(2003)(2004)(2005)(2006)(2007)(2008)(2009)(2010)(2011)(2012)(2013)(2014)(2015)(2016)(2017)(2018)(2019) in the Journal of IC into two five groups: (1) human capital and innovation; (2) IC strategic management in universities; (3) IC, disclosure and reporting; (4) IC, innovation and value analysis and finally (5) innovation. Considering also the 2000-2019 period, the outcomes of Givi et al (2022) from text mining of the abstracts of selected articles from the Journal of Intellectual Capital, showed that, during the period of analysis, the main topics tacked by publications were "measurement", "financial performance" and "IC reporting".…”

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Intellectual capital in hospitality and tourism: a critical review and future research agenda

Dzenopoljac,

Senic,

Labben

et al. 2023

IHR

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PurposeThe purpose of this research is to provide a critical review of the intellectual capital (IC) research in hospitality and tourism (HT) literature.Design/methodology/approachThis study uses 141 research papers published on IC in HT between 2003 and 2021 to offer the findings of a systematic review of publications that cover the issue of IC as a holistic concept, rather than just a component of it, within the sector.FindingsThe progress on the topic is addressed. The authors' findings also reveal the related research productivity, main themes compared to other service sectors and methodologies applied in the knowledge field. In order to provide a tangible structure in the field, a research agenda is offered.Research limitations/implicationsThis study analyzed the development of IC research in the HT literature by focusing on journal articles in the Scopus database. The findings could aid researchers in (re)designing their study goals so they may add to both general IC literature and literature related to HT.Originality/valueA strong positive relationship between IC and HT organizations’ performance has been demonstrated, but no study has previously mapped the research constituents of publications in IC research. To contribute to the endeavor of knowledge consolidation on this subject, the authors' paper covers the research that has been done so far on the under-researched issue of IC in HT from a new perspective.

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Assessment of the history and trends of “The Journal of Intellectual Capital”: a bibliometrics, altmetrics and text mining analysis

Cited by 6 publications

References 150 publications

Critical Reflection on The Criteria for The Recognition of Intellectual Capital in SMEs

Critical Reflection on The Criteria for The Recognition of Intellectual Capital in SMEs

Tracing the evolution of digitalisation research in business and management fields: Bibliometric analysis, topic modelling and deep learning trend forecasting

Intellectual capital in hospitality and tourism: a critical review and future research agenda

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