Management research and the impact of COVID-19 on performance: a bibliometric review and suggestions for future research

Abstract

Although there has been a burgeoning scholarly interest in the effects of COVID-19, the current stream of research remains scattered in different business and management fields and domains. Accordingly, integrative knowledge is needed to drive poignant and relevant examinations of the phenomenon. This study attempts to fill this gap by providing a synthesis of the literature, patterns of research studies, and direction for further development of the field. This study also provides a systematic identification and bibliometric and thematic review of literature, performance analysis, science mapping, and cluster analysis. The study additionally provides suggestions for future research to guide relevant discourse.

Global trends of the research on COVID-19 risks effect in sustainable facility management fields: a bibliometric analysis

“…The researchers concluded in their study that sustainability practices represent a high-quality performance in the work environment, while risks remain a challenge. Appiah et al (2022) developed a scientific map and conducted an in-depth analysis of the knowledge supplied by management professionals examining the influence of COVID-19 on business performance. Researchers looked for "COVID-19" and "Coronavirus" in combination with other keywords ("value", "performance", or "profitability") in the Scopus database.…”