SCIENTIFIC MAPPING OF BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING FROM 2003 TO 2022

The changes in global markets have represented an important challenge for firms, therefore the integration of strategic processes, the efficiency of operations, the management of information and the knowledge generated, have been the basis for incorporating advanced management tools in the era of digitalization. In this sense, business intelligence (BI) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are two topics that have become widespread and researched in recent years. The present study aims at the conceptual analysis of ERP-BI topics with information collected from the web of science database from 2003 to 2022, identifying the most representative approaches and quantifying the main bibliometric indicators with the support of an open access technological tool SciMAT. The results show a growing trend of publications related to the incorporation of business systems and their conceptual relationships to sustainable development, knowledge management (KM), big data, among others. This study highlights the growth of research on BI and ERP systems, integrating organizational processes and generating knowledge based on valuable information for decision making with a positive impact on productivity and innovative strategy.

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Business Management
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2024-09-16
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Big Data and Business Intelligence
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SCIENTIFIC MAPPING OF BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING FROM 2003 TO 2022

Francisco Canibe Cruz, Patricia Ramos Rubio, Jorge Alfonso Lara-Pérez
Business Management
Big Data and Business Intelligence
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SCIENTIFIC MAPPING OF BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING FROM 2003 TO 2022

Francisco Canibe Cruz, Patricia Ramos Rubio, Jorge Alfonso Lara-Pérez
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The changes in global markets have represented an important challenge for firms, therefore the integration of strategic processes, the efficiency of operations, the management of information and the knowledge generated, have been the basis for incorporating advanced management tools in the era of digitalization. In this sense, business intelligence (BI) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are two topics that have become widespread and researched in recent years. The present study aims at the conceptual analysis of ERP-BI topics with information collected from the web of science database from 2003 to 2022, identifying the most representative approaches and quantifying the main bibliometric indicators with the support of an open access technological tool SciMAT. The results show a growing trend of publications related to the incorporation of business systems and their conceptual relationships to sustainable development, knowledge management (KM), big data, among others. This study highlights the growth of research on BI and ERP systems, integrating organizational processes and generating knowledge based on valuable information for decision making with a positive impact on productivity and innovative strategy.

Business ManagementVol. 34(3)
Universidad Autónoma de Ciudad Juárez (MX), Universidad Autónoma de Coahuila (MX)
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