Scientometric Analysis of Digital Entrepreneurship Through Bibliometric Visualizing in the Last 20 Years

Abstract

The widespread availability of the Internet has surely altered how business is conducted.The journey from jobs to entrepreneurship is growing easier with continually expanding technology, business models, and increasingly imaginative advertising advances on social media.This research aims to identify research trends and visualization mapping on the issue of Digital Entrepreneurship using bibliometric analysis.The Scopus database was used to collect data for this study, and bibliometric network mapping was demonstrated online using the Scopus website and VOSViewer.We employ an article selection approach that begins with the searched keywords and year constraints and ends with the database being exported to RIS and CSV format files.We retrieved 1659 scientific publications from the Scopus database in the last ten years, from 2012 to 2021.VOSViewer is also used to map the network.According to the database the most knowledge is in the field of "Business, Management and Accounting", with 25.2% academic documents (N=584).Then the second is "Social Sciences" with 444 academic documents, and the third is Computer Science with 15% academic documents (N=347).Data study demonstrates a considerable growth in producing scientific articles on Digital Entrepreneurship worldwide from 2012 to 2021.This study suggests merging numerous Digital Entrepreneurship research themes, abbreviated as the LADESO research theme: Literature, Adoption, Digital Economy, Student, and Outcome.

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