E-Logistics: A Bibliometric and Visualization Analysis

Burak, Mehmet Fatih

doi:10.1080/0194262x.2021.2007440

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“…According to a study by author Burak M., the majority of publications in the field of e-logistics were published in 2004, the language of publications was mainly English, the country with the highest number of publications was China [16].…”

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Digital transformation of logistics centres: bibliometric analysis

Golubtsov

Kozhakhmetova

Akhmetkaliyeva

2023

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With the rise of the digital economy, a new sort of logistics, known as e-logistics, has emerged as a “must-have” in the worldwide logistics business. That is why this topic becomes so relevant among scholars and the industrial field. The idea of the research is based on the analysis of the literature on transformation of logistics centres. The goal of this study is to quantitative assessment of the current literature on the topic of digital logistics centres by identifying the most relevant areas and a gap in the literature. The research methodology is based on bibliometric analysis using the articles in the Scopus database. Generally, 127 scientific papers from 2019–2023 were analyzed through VOSviewer. Research results show that after the Covid-19 pandemic a large number of technological digital solutions emerged and the pandemic served as a spur to the active use of digital technology by various organizations. The most productive countries were the United Kingdom, the United States, China, Germany and Italy. The study evaluated the following parameters: top publishing countries, most cited authors, widely studied fields, research clusters, etc. The results of the study showed that the most studied areas are digital transformation, Industry 4.0 and supply chain management, while the digital transformation of logistics centers and the application of practical tools have not yet been fully explored. The findings and propositions of the study can contribute to the digital development of local logistics centers and expand the literature in this area.

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Digital transformation of logistics centres: bibliometric analysis

Golubtsov

Kozhakhmetova

Akhmetkaliyeva

2023

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“…Zunder and Islam say that e-logistics is a new terminology for information and technology (ICT) in logistics processes and supply chains (Zunder & Islam, 2011). In turn, Burak presents e-logistics as a dynamic set of communication technologies (IT, ICT), information technologies (Big Data Analysis -BDA, Cloud Computing -CC) and cooperative technologies that help in making effective decisions (Burak, 2022). According to Alt and Zbornik, physical logistics refers to the flow of products that ultimately ends in delivery.…”

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Conditions and possibilities of using e-logistics in manufacturing enterprises

Tokarski,

Bielecki

2024

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Progressing globalisation, competitiveness and implemented technological innovations constitute important challenges for enterprises operating in such a turbulent environment. Organisations are forced to adapt much faster and more flexibly to rapidly changing market conditions. Manufacturing companies realise that it is impossible to meet market requirements by constantly using conventional methods of operation, especially in the sphere of physical flows of goods, information and financial resources, for which logistics is responsible. One of the solutions that can support manufacturing companies is e-logistics, which enriches logistics phases and processes in the sphere of information technology (IT) and information and communication technologies (ICT). The aim of the study is to identify the conditions and possibilities of using e-logistics in Polish manufacturing enterprises.

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Internet of things and aviation: a bibliometric and visualization analysis

Burak

KÜSBECİ

2023

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PurposeConsidering both the current opportunities of the Internet of things (IoT) and aviation, as well as the potential opportunities they may offer for the future, it is understood that they are among the important issues that need to be examined in the literature. This study aims to provide an idea by conducting bibliometric and visualization analyses of the current trends and development opportunities of IoT and aviation.Design/methodology/approachIn this study, descriptive and bibliometric analyses within the framework of co-author, co-citation, bibliographic coupling, and keyword co-occurrence analysis were carried out for publications found to be published between 2007 and 2023 in the Web of Science (WoS) database related to IoT and aviation. VOSviewer (ver. 1.6.18) program and the Biblioshiny application were used to create bibliometric networks and provide visualization.FindingsAs a result of some descriptive and visualization analyses, the current trend of publications on IoT and aviation and future publication opportunities has been revealed. It has been understood that the subject of IoT and aviation is one of the subjects whose number of publications has increased in recent years and has not yet fully matured in terms of the number of publications and has the potential to make new publications.Originality/valueIn this study, bibliometric analysis of IoT and aviation, which could not be found examined before in the literature, and the creation of existing bibliometric networks by visualizing were carried out.

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E-Logistics: A Bibliometric and Visualization Analysis

Cited by 3 publications

References 32 publications

Digital transformation of logistics centres: bibliometric analysis

Digital transformation of logistics centres: bibliometric analysis

Conditions and possibilities of using e-logistics in manufacturing enterprises

Internet of things and aviation: a bibliometric and visualization analysis

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