A review of supply chain coordination management based on bibliometric data

Abstract

Supply Chain Coordination Management (SCCM) is an effective tool and has become a hot topic related to the supply chain. In order to clarify the SCCM research framework and its evolution, we conducted a literature study, using 5748 papers collected from the Web of Science database from 2005 to 2020 as the data source, using bibliometric analysis and visualization methods to document the SCCM research Quantitative analysis and visual analysis. This article first analyzes the time series distribution of papers published in the SCCM field, the core author group, the distribution of research institutions, the distribution of important journals, the author's co-occurrence network, and the keyword cluster analysis, and explains the current research status and research hotspots of SCCM. Secondly, use CiteSpace software to conduct timetone cluster analysis of keywords in the SCCM field, and further explore the frontiers of SCCM research. Finally, 5748 documents are summarized, and the research hotspots of SCCM in various time periods are systematically explained, which can provide theoretical and practical references for the future research.

Keywords

• SCCM
• Sustainable development
• Bibliometrics
• Clustering analysis
• Timetone view