Creating an academic and technological landscape of service innovation: An analysis of the citation network

Abstract

It is widely recognized that the concept of service innovation is significant for innovation strategy and economic growth especially in developed countries. However, since the term "service innovation" represents a broad sense, there is not the common understanding about what is service innovation even among experts. In this paper, we create an academic and technological landscape of service innovation from a number of academic publications and patents. Not only creating landscapes, extracting the gap between science and technology can be extract by comparing the major topics. As a result, there were mainly eight clusters in science and twelve in technology. SSME research domain is so interdisciplinary that each of eight is not so strongly related to others. On the contrary, all major patent clusters are ITrelated ones. In other words, the scientific outcomes are not applied into industries. This result suggests we need to accelerate applying the scientific outcomes into industries.

Are there literature reviews about gamification to foster Inclusive Teaching? A scoping review of gamification literature reviews

“…We selected a scoping review, also called a mapping review, because our objective is to provide a general map of available evidence (Munn et al, 2018); in this case, evidence is the available literature reviews about gamification. Furthermore, maps of science as Scoping reviews are used in various disciplines to map available evidence about a topic or clarify concepts, for example, maps of science (Rafols et al, 2010), bibliometric studies about the application of technology (Kajikawa et al, 2007;Shibata et al, 2010;10.3389/feduc.2024.1306298 Frontiers in Education 03 frontiersin.org Navas et al, 2012;Yuan et al, 2021), or to clarify concepts such as emerging technology (Avila-Robinson and Miyazaki, 2011;Rotolo et al, 2015) and scoping reviews (Pham et al, 2014). Moreover, recent research has explained that maps of science can be considered as methodological components of literature reviews.…”