Volume 20 No 13 (2022)
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Organizational effectiveness: A bibliometric investigation
Dr. Rajni Dewan, Dr. Meenu Saini, Baljit Singh, Rahul Kumar, Sushma Rani, Simran Nimma
Abstract
Organizational effectiveness (OE) is the image of how effective an organization is in accomplishing the
outcomes the organization intends to produce. Investigation on the OE has acquired drive lately. The
current investigation plans to recognize significant subsidiaries, major domains, recent dynamics, and
propose future examination bearing in the area of the OE. This paper adopted a bibliometric
investigation (BI), network analysis (NA), and content analysis (CA) on a sample of 763 studies
extracted from the Web of Science (WoS) dataset to analyze the exploration exercises that have
occurred on the theme of OE. Most persuasive papers are distinguished depending on reference
analysis. The co-citation network is created to check the scholarly design of the research area. Through
source co-citation three research clusters have been identified. Thematic evolution and keyword
analysis are used to identify changes throughout the time period and different research themes of this
area. The present study reveals that the significant concentration in this field is around management
and organization theory, effectiveness, leadership, model, performance, and job satisfaction. Also, this
investigation distinguished the research interval and proposed an actionable research inclination for
the future.
Keywords
Organizational effectiveness, Bibliometric investigation, Web of Science, Biblioshiny, VOSviewer
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