Implications of Knowledge Management Processes for Project Performance: Systematic Review, Gap Analysis and Scientometric Analysis
Implications of Knowledge Management Processes for Project Performance: Systematic Review, Gap Analysis and Scientometric Analysis
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2023
Authors
Bukari, Christina
Kheni. Nongiba Alkanam
Boateng, Isaac
Owusu-Ansah, Christopher M.
Gyenfie, Perpetua Emma
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IISTE
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The purpose of this study is to review the current Knowledge Management (KM) trends and make inference for
future directions of KM in project-based organizations and project performance through a Systematic Literature
Review (SRL) and Scientometric analysis. First a Google advanced search was conducted and produced five
hundred and seventy six (576) papers A SLR of 38 articles from 2000 – 2022 was conducted to narrow the
study. Key stages in the systematic review included the formulation of the research questions, the identification
of relevant research, data extraction and assessment of the risk of bias, data synthesis, summary and
interpretation of the findings. Further, 981 academic documents on the topic were retrieved from Publish or
Perish database. Then, co-occurrence and co-citation analysis were performed along with network visualization
to examine research interconnections’ patterns. As a result, relevant key words, network of terms co-occurrences
with 68 keywords, 793 links, and total link strength of 1,486 was revealed. The most popular keywords within
the period, together with their frequency, mean year of publication, links, and total link strength were identified.
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Bukari, C., Kheni, N. A., Boateng, I., Owusu-Ansah, C. M., & Gyenfie, P. E. (2023). Implications of Knowledge Management Processes for Project Performance: Systematic Review, Gap Analysis and Scientometric Analysis. Information and Knowledge Management. 13(6), 1-17