Last Forty Years of The Management Information Systems Quarterly: A Bibliometric Analysis
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This study examines the 40-year scientific publication performance of Management Information Systems Quarterly (MIS Quarterly), one of the leading journals in the field of Management Information Systems (MIS), between 1980 and 2019 through a comprehensive bibliometric analysis conducted using the Web of Science database and VOSviewer software. Based on a total of 1,490 academic documents published during the period analyzed, the intellectual and scientific mapping of the journal was conducted, detailing the most productive authors, academic institutions, leading countries, most cited articles, and co-word networks. According to the research findings, the United States is by far the most productive country with 1,184 publications, and all of the top 10 academic institutions with the highest publication counts, led by the University of Georgia, are based in the US. While B. Ives is the most published researcher in the journal with 37 articles, F. D. Davis is the most popular author with a total of 25,406 citations and the first author of the most cited paper, receiving 15,323 citations for his 1989 study on the Technology Acceptance Model. Prominent core concepts frequently addressed in the publications include management, information systems, technology, performance, design, and innovation. The primary limitation of the study is that data were retrieved exclusively from the Web of Science database using a full-counting approach.
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