An Integrated Bibliometric Tool to Efficiently Conduct Quality Literature Reviews

Authors

  • Isabelle Walsh Skema Business School. Université Côte d'Azur. http://orcid.org/0000-0001-9702-9624
  • Alexandre Renaud EM Normandie
  • Maximiliano Jeanneret- Medina HEG-ARC
  • Cedric Baudet HEG-ARC
  • Gaetan Mourmant IESEG

Keywords:

Bibliometrics, literature review, design science research, reference co-citation analysis, document bibliographic coupling analysis

Abstract

In the current context of scientific information overload, researchers and practitioners alike could benefit from integrated bibliometric-based software tools to help them conduct reviews of existing literature. Using a design science research approach, and two bibliometric techniques (co-citation analysis of cited references and bibliographic coupling of citing documents) we propose a detailed workflow to conduct literature reviews and an artefact – a software tool we name ARTIREV (ARTificial Intelligence and literature REViews) that we evaluate in the management and medical fields. We show that ARTIREV addresses some issues identified in existing bibliometric software. These issues in existing tools are (1) the need for extensive bibliometric training to be able to effectively use them, (2) data cleaning that is insufficient to obtain reliable results, and (3) graphical representations, which are visually pleasing, but often difficult to interpret. The software tool resulting from our work could support the conduct of literature reviews for all prospective users: researchers and practitioners; bibliometric experts and neophytes.

Dans le contexte actuel de surcharge informationnelle scientifique, les chercheurs et les praticiens pourraient tirer profit d’un logiciel bibliométrique intégré pour les aider à conduire leurs revues de la littérature existante. En utilisant une approche de recherche ancrée dans les sciences de la conception ainsi que deux techniques bibliométriques (l’analyse de co-citation de références citées et l’analyse de couplage bibliographique de documents citant), nous proposons un workflow détaillé pour conduire des revues de littérature et un logiciel intégré nommé ARTIREV (Intelligence ARTIficielle et REVues de littérature) que nous évaluons dans les champs du management et de la médecine. Nous montrons qu’ARTIREV résout trois problèmes identifiés dans les outils existants. Ces problèmes dans les outils existants sont : (1) la nécessité d’avoir des connaissances bibliométriques approfondies pour pouvoir effectivement les utiliser ; (2) le nettoyage des données bibliographiques qu’ils proposent n’est pas suffisant pour obtenir des résultats fiables ; et (3) les représentations graphiques fournies sont visuellement plaisantes, mais souvent difficiles à interpréter. Le logiciel résultant de notre travail pourrait aider la conduite de revues de littérature pour tout type d’utilisateurs potentiels : chercheurs et praticiens, experts et néophytes en bibliométrie.

Author Biography

Isabelle Walsh, Skema Business School. Université Côte d'Azur.

Distinguished Emerita Professor, PhD, HDR.

Digitalization Academy. 

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2022-10-01

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Walsh, I., Renaud, A., Jeanneret- Medina, M., Baudet, C., & Mourmant, G. (2022). An Integrated Bibliometric Tool to Efficiently Conduct Quality Literature Reviews. Systèmes d’Information Et Management (French Journal of Management Information Systems), 27(4), 5–50. Retrieved from https://revuesim.org/index.php/sim/article/view/1217

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