Technological Management: A Bibliometric Analysis in the Business and Social Fields

Technological management in the field of social and business sciences refers to a set of tools and activities within organizations aimed at creating competitive advantages through the use and application of technologies to generate added value. The objective of this research is to analyze the theoretical evolution of the concept of Technological Management (TM) from both business and social perspectives. The methodology employed involves bibliometric performance analysis and scientific mapping using the VOSviewer software. Frequency analyses were conducted using the R software, extracting bigrams from the abstracts of scientific articles. The study yielded 1,986 articles, 168 book chapters, and 99 books, with the United States emerging as the most prolific country in this field. The results highlight the influence of publications in terms of the number of documents, citation dynamics, h-index, and productivity. Noteworthy topics include innovation and sustainable practices.