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Analyzing the Scientific Terrain
of Technology Management
with Bibliometric Tools
Anber Abraheem Shlash Mohammad, Sulieman Ibraheem Mohammad,
Asokan Vasudevan, Ala’a M. Al-Momani, Mousa Masadeh,
Ruba Jafar Kutieshat, Atallah Ibrahim Mohammad,
Faraj Mazyed Faraj Aldaihani, and Abdullah Ibrahim Mohammad
Abstract The study aims to understand evolving trends and patterns in technology
management research. Given the critical role of technology management in shaping
organizational strategy and operations, a systematic analysis is necessary to explore
how this field has evolved, identify the most researched areas, and determine which
countries and institutions are leading in this domain. The primary objective of the
A. A. S. Mohammad ·A. Vasudevan
Digital Marketing Department, Faculty of Administrative and Financial Sciences, Petra
University, Amman, Jordan
e-mail: asokan.vasudevan@newinti.edu.my
A. A. S. Mohammad ·S. I. Mohammad ·A. Vasudevan
INTI International University, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia
S. I. Mohammad (B)
Electronic Marketing and Social Media, Economic and Administrative Sciences, Zarqa
University, Zarqa, Jordan
e-mail: dr_sliman73@aabu.edu.jo
A. M. Al-Momani
Amman Arab University, Amman, Jordan
M. Masadeh
College of Archaeology Tourism & Hotel Management, Al-Hussein Bin Talal University, Petra,
Jordan
R. J. Kutieshat
Development & Consultancy, INTI International University Malaysia, 71800 Nilai, Negeri
Sembilan, Malaysia
A. I. Mohammad
Ministry of Education, Amman, Jordan
F. M. F. A ld ai ha ni
Kuwait Civil Aviation, Ishbiliyah Bloch 1, Street 122, Home 1, Farwaniyah Governorate, Kuwait
A. I. Mohammad
Department of Basic Scientific Sciences, Al. ÈHuson University College. Al-Balqa Applied
University, Al-Salt, Jordan
© The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2024
A. Hannoon and S. Reyad (eds.), Frontiers of Human Centricity in the Artificial
Intelligence-Driven Society 5.0, Studies in Systems, Decision and Control 226,
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study is to conduct a comprehensive bibliometric review of technology manage-
ment research. Using bibliometric techniques, the study investigates contemporary
trends in technology management. Utilizing VOSviewer version 1.6.20, the research
focused on the Web of Science (WoS) database, targeting publication titles that
include the keyword “technology management.” This method yielded a dataset of
413 relevant publications, which were analyzed to determine trends in publication
frequency, geographical distribution, institutional contributions, disciplinary diver-
sity, and keyword prominence. By identifying leading countries, institutions, and
interdisciplinary contributions, the study highlights how technology management
practices have adapted to changing technological and market demands.
Keywords Technology management ·Bibliometric analysis ·VOSviewer
1 Introduction
Technology management plays a pivotal role in guiding the strategic and tactical
use of technology within organizations [1–6]. It involves selecting appropriate tech-
nologies, deploying them in product development, and incorporating these advance-
ments into organizational workflows to boost productivity and competitiveness in
the market [7–14]. The importance of technology management is immense, partic-
ularly as it shapes competitive edges in today’s rapidly evolving global market
[15–25]. This discipline supports digital transformation, which is crucial in sectors
like banking, where it can significantly enhance operational efficiency and customer
service [26–25].
Additionally, technology management intersects with knowledge management,
enhancing innovation, especially in emerging markets [26–35]. This blending of
fields is a strategic approach to drive innovation. Moreover, there is a growing appre-
ciation for how technology management and intellectual capital contribute to innova-
tive output in knowledge-intensive business services (KIBS) [36–44]. Entrepreneurs,
especially those in social enterprises, must leverage technology management to
strengthen their ventures and achieve sustainability and broader community goals
[45–54].
Technology management involves strategically overseeing and directing tech-
nology systems, innovations, and capabilities within an organization [55–61]. This
discipline encompasses activities such as identifying technological opportunities,
effectively utilizing technological assets and aligning technology initiatives with
the organization’s strategic and operational goals [62-80]. At its core, technology
management bridges the gap between technological advancements and business
strategy to secure a sustained competitive advantage. Its multifaceted nature inte-
grates multiple functions including research and development (R&D), innovation
management, and information systems management, making it essential for modern
business administration [81–73].
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Technology management is crucial in shaping various dimensions of organiza-
tional performance, including sustainability and innovation [74–76]. By effectively
managing technology, organizations can leverage technological advancements to
secure a sustainable competitive edge in today’s fast-evolving markets [77–87]. A
significant advantage of technology management is its contribution to organizational
sustainability [88–93]. Additionally, it is instrumental in fostering an innovative
culture, creating an environment where technological capabilities are consistently
evaluated and aligned with market demands and organizational objectives [94–100].
Accordingly, the role of technology management in organizations extends to
enhancing sustainability, promoting innovation, supporting social entrepreneurial
ventures, and strategically positioning emerging firms. Its impact is vital for achieving
immediate business goals and ensuring long-term success and competitiveness in
the industry [101,102]. Therefore, conducting a bibliometric review on technology
management is crucial due to its significant role in guiding strategic and tactical tech-
nology use within organizations. Such a review offers valuable insights into the evolu-
tion and trends in technology management, highlighting how practices have adapted
to changing technological and market demands. This helps in understanding the
historical and current strategic approaches to maintaining competitiveness. Overall,
a bibliometric review in technology management is crucial for academics, industry
professionals, and policymakers to grasp the breadth and depth of the field, assess its
impact on practical and strategic levels, and identify future research and application
opportunities in the dynamic landscape of global markets. Accordingly, this review
aims to:
1. To identify trends in academic interest related to technology management.
2. To highlight the countries and institutions that lead in technology management
research.
3. To identify leading institutions in technology management research.
4. To explore the interdisciplinary nature of technology management research by
analyzing contributions from various academic disciplines.
5. To pinpoint the most frequently mentioned keywords within technology manage-
ment research.
2 Methodology
This study utilizes bibliometric techniques to investigate contemporary trends in
technology management. Using VOSviewer version 1.6.20, the research targeted the
WoS database, recognized for its regular quarterly increases in articles and citations
[25,26]. The search focused on publication titles with the keyword “technology
management.” This approach yielded a dataset of 413 relevant publications.
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3 Results
Figure 1represents the number of articles on technology management research
published in the WoS from 2010 to 2023, showing a fluctuating trend. Starting with
15 publications in 2010, the number increased to 16 in 2011 but dropped to 9 in
2012. It rebounded to 15 in 2013 and varied between 10 and 16 from 2014 to 2016.
A peak of 23 publications occurred in 2017, followed by a decline to 13 in 2018 and
14 in 2019. From 2020 onwards, there was a steady increase, with 16 publications
in 2020, 17 in 2021, 18 in 2022, and 20 in 2023. This recent upward trend indicates
growing interest and research output in technology management.
Figure 2shows the distribution of technology management research across coun-
tries in the WoS. The United States (US) leads with 119 publications, followed by the
United Kingdom (UK) with 48. India and China contribute 31 and 29 publications,
respectively. The Netherlands (18), South Korea (16), and Turkey (16) show moderate
activity. Australia (14), South Africa (13), and Canada (12) have lower outputs. This
data highlights the USA’s dominance in technology management research and the
active participation of both developed and emerging economies. Figure 3shows the
distribution of countries in WoS.
Table 1shows the distribution of technology management research across institu-
tions in the WoS, indicating varying levels of activity. The University of Cambridge
leads with 15 publications, followed by the Harbin Institute of Technology with
14. Portland State University and the University of Pretoria have 8 and 7 publica-
tions, respectively. Sabanci University and the University System of Georgia each
have 6 publications. Arizona State University, Aston University, the Indian Insti-
tute of Technology System (IIT System), and the Middle East Technical Univer-
sity each contribute 5 publications. This data highlights the global nature of tech-
nology management research, with significant contributions from institutions across
different regions.
The distribution of technology management research across disciplines in the
WoS, summarized in Table 2, highlights its interdisciplinary nature. Management
leads with 182 publications, underscoring its central role. Engineering Industrial
15 16
9
15
13
10
13
23
13 14
16 17 18
20
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023
Fig. 1. The trend of annual publication articles on technology management in WoS.
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119
48
31 29 18 16 16 14 13 12
Fig. 2. The top ten countries that published articles on technology management in WoS.
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Fig. 3. The distribution of countries in WoS.
Tabl e 1. The distribution of
the top 10 institutions in WoS. No Institutions Count
1University of Cambridge 15
2Harbin Institute of Technology 14
3 Portland State University 8
4 University of Pretoria 7
5Sabanci University 6
6University System of Georgia 6
7Arizona State University 5
8 Aston University 5
9Indian Institute of Technology System IIT System 5
10 Middle East Technical University 5
and Operations Research Management Science each have 71 publications, indi-
cating their significant influence. Business follows with 60 publications, reflecting
its strong connection to technology management. Engineering Multidisciplinary (45
publications), Information Science Library Science (32), and Computer Science
Information Systems (29) show the importance of diverse engineering and infor-
mation science approaches. Multidisciplinary Sciences (20) and Computer Science
Interdisciplinary Applications (19) illustrate the broad scope of interdisciplinary
research. Environmental Studies, with 17 publications, highlights the intersection of
technology management with environmental concerns. This data demonstrates the
extensive reach and multifaceted nature of technology management research across
various disciplines.
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Tabl e 2. The distribution of
the top 10 disciplines in WoS. No Disciplines Count
1Management 182
2Engineering Industrial 71
3 Operations Research Management Science 71
4 Business 60
5 Engineering Multidisciplinary 45
6 Information Science Library Science 32
7 Computer Science Information Systems 29
8Multidisciplinary Sciences 20
9 Computer Science Interdisciplinary Applications 19
10 Environmental Studies 17
Table 3shows the keyword frequencies in prior studies on technology management
from the WoS. “Technology Management” is the predominant keyword, with 117
occurrences, underscoring its central importance in the field. “Innovation” follows
with 25 mentions, highlighting its critical role in technology management research.
“Knowledge Management” and “Technology,” each appearing 9 times, indicate
moderate interest in managing organizational knowledge and exploring various tech-
nological aspects. “Technological Capability” and “Technology Strategy,” both with
8 mentions, reflect a focus on the strategic development and management of tech-
nological resources. “Information Technology” and “Technology Transfer,” each
appearing 7 times, suggest significant interest in IT applications and technology
diffusion. “Education,” with 6 occurrences, points to the role of educational initia-
tives in advancing technology management. Finally, “Performance,” with 5 mentions,
indicates interest in evaluating the outcomes of technology management practices.
Figure 4shows the distribution of keywords in WoS.
Tabl e 3. The distribution of
the top 10 keywords in WoS. No Keywords Count
1Technology Management 117
2Innovation 25
3Knowledge Management 9
4Technology 9
5Technological Capability 8
6Technology Strategy 8
7Information Technology 7
8Technology Transfer 7
9 Education 6
10 Performance 5
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Fig. 4. The distribution of keywords in WoS.
4 Discussion and Conclusion
This bibliometric review reveals that technology management is a rapidly evolving
field with significant contributions from various countries and disciplines. The US
leads in publication output, followed by the UK, India, and China. Key institutions
such as the University of Cambridge and the Harbin Institute of Technology are at
the forefront of research. The interdisciplinary nature of the field is evident, with
substantial contributions from management, engineering, business, and information
sciences. Predominant keywords like “Technology Management,” “Innovation,” and
“Knowledge Management” underscore the core themes in the research. This compre-
hensive analysis aids in understanding historical and current strategic approaches to
technology management, providing a foundation for future research and practical
applications in the dynamic landscape of global markets.
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