Applications of big data in emerging management disciplines: A literature review using text mining
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The importance of data-driven decisions and support is increasing day by day in every management area. The constant access to volume, variety, and veracity of data has made big data an integral part of management studies. New sub-management areas are emerging day by day with the support of big data to drive businesses. This study takes a systematic literature review approach to uncover the emerging management areas supported by big data in contemporary times. For this, we have analyzed the research papers published in the reputed management journals in the last ten years, fir using network analysis followed by natural language processing summarization techniques to find the emerging new management areas which are yet to get much attention. Furthermore, we ran the same exercise in each of these management areas to uncover these areas better. This research will act as a reference for future information systems (IS) scholars who want to perform analysis that is deep-dive in nature on each of these management areas, which in the coming times will get all the due attention to become dedicated research domains in the management area. We finally conclude the study by identifying the scope of future research in each of these management areas, which will be a true value addition for IS researchers.
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This systematic literature review uses text mining and network analysis of 1,756 Scopus-indexed management publications from the last ten years to identify emerging management disciplines shaped by big data analytics. It reports 12 such disciplines and maps them to management practices, while outlining future research themes around resource orchestration, BDA rationality, value measurement, and real-time actionability.
Key findings
- The review analyzed 1,756 research publications and found a growing publication trend, with almost half of the considered publications appearing in the last three years (2018–2020).
- It identifies 12 emerging management disciplines (EMDs) implementing BDA: healthcare management, crisis management, governance management, smart manufacturing/Industry 4.0, dynamic capabilities management, decision support systems, business models management, network management, services management, search engine optimization, digital management, and financial management. The paper also refers to “ten” EMDs in places despite listing 12.
- In crisis management, about 36% of articles address mitigation, 22% preparedness, and 30% response; disaster recovery had only two articles in the last ten years.
- Five cross-cutting themes emerge: orchestration of resources through BDA, disassociating BDA ability from capability, rationality of BDA, business value measurement of BDA, and turning BDA insights into real-time actionable items.
Methods
- Systematic literature review using a protocol with inclusion/exclusion criteria: Scopus only, last ten years, keywords “Big-Data” and “Big Data Analytics,” English-language journal articles in business and management, excluding conference proceedings and non-English work.
- Quality assessment restricted articles to Financial Times 50 journals, Australian Business Dean’s Council A*/A/B ranks, or Chartered Association of Business Schools 4*/3/2 ranks, with manual validation for scientific rigor, methodology, theoretical framework, and relevance.
- Analysis combined network analysis of author keywords with BDA as the central theme, topic modeling, natural language processing summarization, word clouds, and repeated clustering/network plotting for each identified EMD.
Limitations
- The paper does not present a dedicated limitations section; it states that the reported EMDs “could be at an abstract higher level” and calls for future in-depth research in each area.
- Evident from the text: reliance on a single database (Scopus), English-only inclusion, exclusion of conference proceedings, and quality-ranking filters may narrow the evidence base.
- Evident from the text: manual interpretation of network diagrams and inconsistent EMD counts (12 listed versus “ten” in discussion/conclusion) suggest possible classification ambiguity; the provided full text also contains formatting/OCR errors.
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The study identified 12 emerging management disciplines (EMDs) that have been implementing BDA.
“With simple manual interpretations and analysis of the network diagram, we identified 12 EMDs have been implementing BDA.”
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There is a growing trend in publication volume.
“Closely examining the trend of publication volume, there is a growing trend.”
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There exists little work on various stages of building these competencies in the contemporary business environment.
“However, there exists little work on various stages of building these competencies in the contemporary business environment.”
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Researchers of the articles considered identify critical business metrics that are normalized by factors including the industry's current competitive landscape, overall adoption of BDA, the uncertainty of the market environment, and the number of overall competitors in the domain.
“Therefore, the researchers of the articles considered in the current study identify critical business metrics that are normalized by various factors like the industry's current competitive landscape, overall adoption of BDA, the uncertainty of the market environment, and the number of overall competitors in the domain.”
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In minimal cases, firms have participated in strategic alliances to ensure organizations exchange big data on customers and market to build capability.
“In minimal cases ( Ransbotham & Kiron, 2017 ), it is seen that firms have participated in strategic alliances to make sure that organizations exchange big data on customers and market to build the capability.”
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Healthcare management is the second-largest EMD of BDA application emerging from the study.
“The second-largest EMD of BDA application that emerges from cles that emerge from the study.”
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The study mapped the twelve EMDs to conventional management practices based on the actual application reported in each manuscript.
“with the literature review done as part of the current analysis, we have mapped the twelve EMDs to the management practices, depending the actual application reported in each of these manuscripts.”
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Very little research exists uncovering whether, and under what conditions, BDA can help firms in governance and also become more innovative.
“focusing on the performance of each of these domains or synthesis of the literature also reveals that there exist very little research uncovering if and under what conditions BDA can help the firms in governance and also become more innovative.”
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Smart manufacturing/industry 4.0 is the fifth emerging EMD consuming BDA.
“This makes the smart manufacturing industry the fifth emerging EMD consuming BDA.”
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The services industry leveraging BDA to better cater to customers is one of the EMDs that emerged from the study.
“Last and one of the exciting EMDs that has churned out from the current study of research articles is the services industry leveraging BDA to understand they cater to the customers better.”
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Public administration and governance is the fourth EMD analyzed using BDA.
“The fourth exciting EMD that we analyzed with the current articles is public administration and governance ( Mir, Kar, et al., 2020 ) using BDA.”
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The systematic literature review considered 1,756 research publications.
“The 1,756 research publications considered for the systematic literature review have been analyzed volume-wise per year to understand the increasing trend in publications represented in Fig. 2 .”
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Most past work has focused on the governance of firm performances in the public, private, healthcare, and finance domains.
“While most of the past work has been focusing on the governance of the firm performances in public, private, healthcare, and finance domains”
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Trust or distrust in the overall business value and quantitative accuracy of BDA outputs is a factor that emerged among all the research articles analyzed in the study.
“One specific factor that has emerged among all the research articles in the current study is the amount of trust or distrust in the overall business value and quantitative accuracy that BDA outputs bring in.”
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Financial services management through big-data is slowly becoming one of the prominent emerging management fields in overall governance and financial verticals.
“Financial services management (FSM) through big-data ( Sun et al., 2019 ) is slowly becoming one of the prominent emerging management fields in overall governance and financial verticals.”
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SEO is one EMD that emerges from the analysis.
“One of the EMDs that emerge from the analysis of Fig. 3 is SEO ( Aswani, Kar, et al., 2017 ;A. K. Kar, 2015b ;Aswani, Ghrera, et al., 2017 ).”
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There is little known work on how to perform the necessary orchestration of resources to execute and develop dynamic capabilities.
“While considerable work exists in building the dynamic capabilities and systems for an organization ( Wamba et al., 2017 ;Akter et al., 2016 ) as building blocks of applicability of BDA, little known work exists on how to perform the necessary orchestration of the resources to execute and develop these dynamic capabilities.”
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Only two articles in the last ten years address the disaster recovery phase of crisis management.
“The phase that needs future researchers' attention is disaster recovery, which had only two articles in the last ten years.”
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BDA capability could be measured from readiness in case of a crisis through various stages of crisis management scenarios in case of a natural or human-managed event disaster.
“Although it was clear from the synthesis of the prior literature in the current study that BDA capability could be measured from readiness in case of a crisis through various stages of crisis management scenarios (Y.Wang et al., 2016 ;L. Zhang et al., 2012 ;Hristidis et al., 2010 ) in case of a natural or human-managed event disaster.”
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Almost 30% of the crisis management articles address the response phase.
“The response phase of crisis management had almost 30% of the articles”
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The value system and framework for determining the right measurement indicators to assess the value of BDA are prevalent in the research articles considered in the study.
“The value system and framework for determining the right measurement indicators to assess the value of BDA are prevalent in the research articles considered in the current study (M.Gupta & George, 2016 ;Rovero & Ahumada, 2017 ;Erevelles et al., 2016 ).”
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About 22% of the crisis management articles address the preparedness phase.
“We found relatively fewer, only 22% of articles in the preparedness phase”
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The most important theme that emerged from the study and is consistent across all EMDs is the rationale and motive behind adopting and relying on BDA.
“The most important theme that has emerged from the current study and is consistent across all the EMDs is the rationale and motive behind adopting and relying on BDA.”
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About 36% of the crisis management articles address the first stage of crisis management, mitigation.
“We noticed that about 36% of the articles address the first stage of crisis management, mitigation.”
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The synthesis and analysis of the research articles prove that researchers have demonstrated the real value of BDA in each of the ten EMDs that surfaced at the end of the study.
“The synthesis and analysis of the research articles considered for the current study prove that despite all the hype that BDA has received in the last decade, researchers have demonstrated the real value in each of the ten EMDs that surfaced at the end of this study.”
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There is a lack of theoretically driven research identifying how BDA solutions can be well implemented to gain business and competitive advantage.
“While the earlier research articles analyzed in the current study have well reported how BDA have helped various real-time and looking at the issue retrospectively, there is a lack of theoretically driven research identifying how these BDA solutions can be well implemented to gain business and competitive advantage.”
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BDA is applied in financial governance through algorithms.
“the application of BDA in financial governance through algorithms( Campbell-Verduyn et al., 2017 )”
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FindingcitationOperations-line managers might be highly interested and motivated to invest and build BDA capability.
“While operations-line managers might be highly interested and motivated to invest and build BDA capability ( Akter et al., 2016 ;Mikalef et al., 2019 )”
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FindingcitationExecutive-level business heads might feel more confident in taking intuitive-based decisions rather than BDA-output-based decisions.
“the executive level business heads might be interested in decisionmaking feel more confident in taking intuitive based decisions rather than BDA output based.”
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Findingown dataWith further detailed analysis in each EMD, the study uncovered places where BDA has been extensively used and underresearched areas in each EMD.
“With further detailed analysis in each of these EMDs, we uncovered the places where BDA has been extensively used and underresearched areas in each of the EMDs, respectively.”
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Findingown dataThe analysis uncovers that big-data-driven new strategies are required to make the free-services model for customers sustain in the long run to generate revenue.
“However, in the contemporary world, our analysis uncovers that big-data-driven new strategies are required to make the free-services model for the customers to sustain the long run to generate revenue.”
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Findingown dataThere is a massive jump in publication numbers from 2018 to 2020, with almost half of the total publications considered in the study in the last three years.
“There is also a massive jump in the numbers from 2018 till the current year 2020, with almost half of the total publications considered in the present study are in the last three years.”
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Findingown dataThe identified EMDs are healthcare management, crisis management, governance management, smart manufacturing/industry 4.0, dynamic capabilities management, decision support systems, business models management, network management, services management, search engine optimization, digital management, and financial management.
“These 10 EMDs are (1) Healthcare management, (2) Crisis management, (3) Governance management, (4) Smart manufacturing or industry 4.0, (5) Dynamic capabilities management, (6) Decision support systems, (7) Business models management, (8) Network management (primarily social media platform-oriented), (9) Services Management, (10) Search engine optimization (SEO), (11) Digital management, and (12)”
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Findingown dataThe synthesis of articles in multi-stakeholder networks revealed two sets of articles.
“Our synthesis of articles as part of the current study revealed two sets of articles.”
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InterpretationreasoningAn assumption that BDA will improve an organization's operations might be slightly misleading and must be separately researched.
“Therefore, an assumption that BDA will improve an organization's operations might be slightly misleading and must be separately researched.”
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Interpretationnone givenThe hype around BDA might bias management practitioners' decision to adopt BDA due to peer pressure, without knowing the right metrics to choose and measure if BDA will provide an incremental capability to their business.
“Similarly, the hype around BDA might bias management practitioners' decision to adopt BDA due to peer pressure, without knowing the right metrics to choose and measure if BDA will provide an incremental capability to their business.”
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InterpretationcitationThe real value of BDA is not limited to collecting and generating insights but also requires that those insights be implemented until the last mile.
“Hence, researchers make a wellestablished claim and contribution through these researches that the real value of BDA is not limited to collecting and generating the insights phase but is also essential to ensure that these insights are well implemented until the last mile.”
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Interpretationnone givenBDA on FSM has helped both government and private organizations to understand, read, and interpret consumer or citizen signals and then perform course corrections of implementations accordingly.
“BDA on FSM has helped both the government and private organizations to understand, read, and interpret the consumer or citizen signals and then perform the course corrections of the implementations accordingly.”
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PremisecitationA manager's decision motivated by cognitive responses from BDA might be over-ridden by an executive gap in trust in BDA, which reduces the real value of BDA.
“The basic premise of the research in the above-quoted work is that the manager's decision by motivated by the cognitive responses from BDA might be over-ridden by an executive gap in trust on BDA, which reduces the real value of BDA.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe synthesis of literature in dynamic capabilities management indicates that BDA systems and capabilities are fundamental for management practitioners to obtain dynamic data, get more dynamic information, and make future paths more dynamic and customer friendly.
“The synthesis of all the literature in this EMD makes us believe that BDA systems and capabilities have been researched and proved funda-Fig.9. Dynamic capabilities applications of BDA mental to make management practitioners obtain dynamic data under BDA, get more dynamic information, and enable these managers to make the future course of the path more dynamic and customer friendly.”
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Interpretationnone givenPast research undertaken by IS scholars is well within the bounded rationality of BDA.
“The past research undertaken by IS scholars is well within the bounded rationality of BDA.”
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InterpretationcitationWhile BDA develops more data-driven decision making capability across all EMDs, the types of insights derived are bounded by variety and quality of the data available.
“While BDA develops a more datadriven decision making capability across all the EMDs (H. Lee et al., 2018 ;Ren et al., 2019 ;X. Zhang et al., 2020 ;Ijadi Maghsoodi et al., 2020 ;Chaussabel & Pulendran, 2015 ) across healthcare, logistics, supply chain, and even human resource management, the types of insights derived are bounded by variety and quality of the data available.”
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InterpretationcitationWith BDA driving DSSs of business organizations, big data is a prerequisite for building the capacity to build competitive advantage.
“Analysis of the prior literature makes us believe that with BDA driving DSSs of business organizations ( Santoro et al., 2019 ;Erevelles et al., 2016 ), big data is a prerequisite building the capacity to build competitive advantage.”
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InterpretationreasoningBusiness organizations with similar resources will likely utilize varying BDA capabilities depending upon the process followed to reach there.
“Business organizations with similar resources will likely utilize varying BDA capabilities depending upon the process followed to reach there.”
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Interpretationnone givenMany companies still struggle to unlock the value of DSM-generated big-data using BDA and fail to understand suitable applications within the digital channel.
“Although big data continues to be the talk of the business town, many companies still struggle to unlock the value of DSM-generated big-data using BDA and fail to understand the suitable applications within the digital channel.”
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InterpretationreasoningThe volume of data provides the bigger picture using BDA of an issue, enabling researchers and management practitioners to establish DSS for real-time or retrospective learned decisions.
“With the synthesis of the research work under this EMD, we report that volume of data is providing the bigger picture using BDA of an issue, which in turn is enabling the researchers and management practitioners in each of the domains listed in the prior paragraph to establish a DSS that can allow them to take any real-time or even retrospective learned decisions.”
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Study design and conductnone givenThe research papers were individually validated for scientific rigor, research methodology deployed, theoretical framework used from management studies, and relevance.
“These research papers were also individually validated for several quality criteria: their scientific rigor, research methodology deployed, theoretical framework used from management studies, and finally, relevance.”
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Study design and conductreasoningThe study restricted the research articles to Financial Times 50 listed journals; A*, A, and B ranked journals as per Australian Business Dean's Council journal list or ranks of 4*, 3 or 2 in Chartered Association of Business Schools journal ranking list to ensure findings are based on well-tested and established theoretical literature.
“To ensure the current study's findings are based on the work well tested and established theoretical literature, we restricted the research articles downloaded only to Financial Times 50 listed journals; A * , A, and B ranked journals as per Australian Business Dean's Council journal list or ranks of 4 * , 3 or 2 in Chartered Association of Business Schools journal ranking list.”
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BDA started getting traction in solving real-world problems around 2011.
“Research work before only 2011 was considered part of the analysis, as this was roughly the time since when the BDA started getting traction in solving real-world problems.”
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BDA is not yet commoditized like IT products.
“With BDA yet to be commoditized like IT products, some research needs to be done on managing resources and implementation phases of BDA.”
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Figure 12 is described as decision making rather than network management
MinorSection 4.8 calls Figure 12 an analysis of decision-making articles, but its caption identifies it as network management applications.
“A detailed analysis of decision making articles is represented in Figure 12 .”
“Fig. 12. Network management applications of BDA”
Figure 11 is described as decision making rather than business models
MinorSection 4.7 calls Figure 11 an analysis of decision-making articles, while the text labels it as showing business models management applications.
“A detailed analysis of decision making articles is represented in Figure 11 .”
“Fig. 11.Business models management applications of BDA”
The study reports both 10 and 12 emerging management disciplines
MinorThe paper says it identified 10 EMDs, but its numbered list runs from (1) to (12). It elsewhere refers to the same set as twelve EMDs, so the reported count is inconsistent.
“These 10 EMDs are (1) Healthcare management, (2) Crisis management, (3) Governance management”
“we have mapped the twelve EMDs to the management practices”
SEO analysis is assigned to Figure 4 instead of Figure 14
MinorThe digital marketing section says Figure 4 details SEO articles, whereas Figure 4 is labeled as a clustering of broader BDA applications. Figure 14 is labeled as the SEO applications figure.
“A detailed analysis of SEO articles is represented in Fig. 4 .”
“Fig. 4. Clustering of broader applications of BDA”
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Dwivedi, Y. K., Hughes, L., Kar, A. K., Baabdullah, A. M., Grover, P., Abbas, R., Andreini, D., Abumoghli, I., Barlette, Y., Bunker, D., et al. (2022) · International Journal of Information Management · doi:10.1016/j.ijinfomgt.2021.102456 · Cited by 761 · see citing works
Self-citationImage mining applications for underwater environment management-A review and research agenda
Nair, R. S., Agrawal, R., Domnic, S., & Kumar, A. (2021) · International Journal of Information Management Data Insights · doi:10.1016/j.jjimei.2021.100023 · Cited by 34 · see citing works
- Authors
- Kushwaha, A. K., Kar, A. K., & Dwivedi, Y. K.
- Affiliations
- Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IN)
- Swansea University (GB)
- Corresponding author
- Kushwaha, Amit Kumar
- Venue
- International Journal of Information Management Data Insights
- Publisher
- Elsevier BV
- Published
- 2021-11
- Volume
- 1
- Issue
- 2
- Pages
- 100017
- ISSN
- 2667-0968 (ISSN-L)
- OpenAlex
- W3168481646
- Cited by
- 255
- References
- 144
- Citations by year
- 2026: 7 · 2025: 20 · 2024: 60 · 2023: 58 · 2022: 78 · 2021: 32
- FWCI
- 56.33
- Type
- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
- gold
- doi.org
- Licence
- Locations
- International Journal of Information Management Data Insights (publishedVersion, cc-by-nc-nd)
- DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) (submittedVersion, cc-by-sa)
- Topics
- Social Sciences › Business, Management and Accounting › Management Information Systems › Big Data and Business Intelligence
- Social Sciences › Decision Sciences › Information Systems and Management › Big Data Technologies and Applications
- Social Sciences › General Social Sciences › Computational and Text Analysis Methods
- Keywords
- big data, data-driven decision making, research trends, future research directions, information systems research
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