Looking Behind the Stage: Influence and Effect of Software-as-a-Service on Socio-technical Elements in Companies

Jede, Andreas; Teuteberg, Frank

doi:10.18151/7217368

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“…This hybrid method allowed researchers to overcome the subjectivity of other synthesis methods in the evaluation and interpretation of the results. In line with previous contributions, this study extracts topics and dimensions from a huge number of articles automatically and methodically using text mining and topic modeling (Bigliardi et al, 2020;Curlin et al, 2019;Jede & Teuteberg, 2015). This approach is ideal for identifying unbiased and content-oriented patterns in the articles about a complex scientific phenomenon as the synergy between Industry 4.0 and sustainability.…”

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Unveiling the relationship between sustainable development and Industry 4.0: A text mining literature analysis

Strazzullo

Moro

Cricelli

2023

Sustainable Development

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This article aims to assess the evolution of the literature on the link between Industry 4.0 and sustainable development. Through a systematic analysis of the literature, a sample of 234 documents was identified, published between 2011 and 2021. Given the large number of papers collected, the text mining approach was performed to analyze the sample of documents. In particular, the latent Dirichlet allocation model was adopted to group articles in different relevant topics starting from two dictionaries belonging to terms both in the domain of Industry 4.0 and in sustainability. As a result, 11 different topics have been identified that link these two domains. The results showed a strong predominance of Industry 4.0 compared to sustainability models that are very focused only on the environmental aspect. In conclusion, this study emphasizes future research potential by highlighting these existing research areas.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 86%