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What is Bibliographic Coupling

Improving Business Performance Through Innovation in the Digital Economy
Bibliographic method that uses citation analysis to establish meaningful relationships between documents.
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An Open Innovation Lens on the Digital Transformation Frontiers
Maryia Zaitsava (University of Cagliari, Italy), Elona Marku (University of Cagliari, Italy), and Manuel Castriotta (University of Cagliari, Italy)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-1005-6.ch007
Abstract
The aim of the present study is to explore Digital Transformation frontiers using the lens of Open Innovation. By implementing bibliographic coupling method, the authors bring together segmental publications from different research fields and provide a comprehensive overview of the combined Open Innovation and Digital Transformation field's intellectual structure, revealing the different groups of thoughts, influential authors, and pressing topics. The research findings illustrate, the research area has polycentric composition with absence of overlaps between articles. Five main research groups are identified: Co-evolution of Digital Technologies and Open Innovation; Digital Peer-communities; Digital Ecosystems; Knowledge Management in the Open and Digital Era; and Open Innovation, Digital Technologies, and Businesses Performance. The current research contributes both Open Innovation and Digital Transformation fields by cross-exploring each phenomenon and revealing how Digital Transformation shapes the nature of innovation as a collaborative activity as part of an independent research area.
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