SIG Green - Green IS and Sustainability
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Complete
Paper Number
1623
Description
As IS literature on Sustainability has evolved significantly, reviews of the literature tend to focus more on Green IT, and Green IS research and utilize a smaller body of literature. To help enhance understanding of the evolution of IS and Sustainability literature, this research examines an extensive body of knowledge. We used a comprehensive list of keywords to retrieve research related to Green IT, Green IS, and Sustainability IS. We searched for work beyond a limited list of outlets using the SCOPUS database with an extended timeframe. We then conducted a bibliometric analysis using text-mining tools to provide a clearer view of the field and its themes, thus it helps address what, where, and when questions about the nature of research in SIS literature, providing insights on what topics have been studied, where the research originated from, how the body of research has evolved over the years, and suggested future research.
Recommended Citation
El-Rayes, Nesreen; Abraham, Thomas; and Dao, Viet T., "Bibliometric Analysis of Sustainability Information Systems Research" (2022). AMCIS 2022 Proceedings. 16.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/amcis2022/sig_green/sig_green/16
Bibliometric Analysis of Sustainability Information Systems Research
As IS literature on Sustainability has evolved significantly, reviews of the literature tend to focus more on Green IT, and Green IS research and utilize a smaller body of literature. To help enhance understanding of the evolution of IS and Sustainability literature, this research examines an extensive body of knowledge. We used a comprehensive list of keywords to retrieve research related to Green IT, Green IS, and Sustainability IS. We searched for work beyond a limited list of outlets using the SCOPUS database with an extended timeframe. We then conducted a bibliometric analysis using text-mining tools to provide a clearer view of the field and its themes, thus it helps address what, where, and when questions about the nature of research in SIS literature, providing insights on what topics have been studied, where the research originated from, how the body of research has evolved over the years, and suggested future research.
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