Impact of Knowledge Management Systems (KMS) on Scientific Research: A Bibliometric Study
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Knowledge Management Systems, Value Creation, Multidisciplinary CollaborationAbstract
Knowledge Management Systems (KMS) are crucial in organizations, blending human, organizational, and technological elements to create value through knowledge exchange. This research aims to enrich understanding of the current landscape of KMS through bibliometric exploration. The goal is to provide researchers and professionals with an updated summary placing them within the field and its current state, as well as suggesting possible future research directions. This study reveals a steady growth in KMS research, highlighting multidisciplinary collaboration and global influence. Emerging themes include elements such as human talent and sustainability, and denote research needs in computer security and learning
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