Delve into Detail About Dynamic Capabilities and Firm Entrepreneurial Performance: An Essence of Bibliometric Analysis

Information technology-based management capabilities are considered the major contributors to workplace culture transformation that are further categorized as artificial intelligence and big-data analytics capabilities. The primary purpose of this study is to explore the developments made in the domain across the globe and future potential inclination and trends on this topic. Bibliometrix 3.0’ package of the r-program is used to present the influential aspects of literature and related conceptual framework of IT-based dynamic capabilities and Firm Entrepreneurial Performance. We used co-citation analysis and bibliometric coupling to identify key research streams and themes. The inferential results of the study suggest that ‘Journal of Business Research’ and ‘Technological Forecasting and Social Change’ are core sources of published literature related to IT-based management capabilities. The USA is a leading country, and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology is the most relevant affiliation, and Gunasekaran, A. is the impactful contributor. Three research themes (clusters) are identified; a) organizational transition to machine learning, b) implementation of IT-based dynamic capabilities for sustainable supply chain and business outcomes, and c) IT-based capabilities, digitalization, SMEs, knowledge management and competitive business outcome. The study also identifies key research streams for future directions using bibliometric coupling.