Examinando por Autor "Bermejo-Olivas, Sara"

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A journey through the conceptual evolution of corporate entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial orientation: a comparative approach
(Springer Nature, 2024-09) Bermejo-Olivas, Sara; Soriano-Pinar, Isabel; Pinillos, María-José
Corporate entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial orientation are widely studied concepts in the field of entrepreneurship related to the ability of established firms to innovate and adapt to change. The evolution of the literature has taken place in different areas of knowledge and disciplines, giving rise to the undifferentiated use of these terms, thus limiting the possibilities of generalizing the results. For this reason, several authors have established the need to further conceptualize these terms and the existing relationships between different constructs in order to consolidate and advance knowledge. The literature review shows that both concepts are closely interrelated and that, while corporate entrepreneurship has been used as a construct focused on the activities carried out by the firm resulting in innovation, business creation or renewal, entrepreneurial orientation has been approached as a behavior that characterizes the firm that has entrepreneurial initiative based on the exhibition of a predisposition towards innovation, risk taking, and proactivity. The aim of this study is to analyze the evolution of the thematic areas of interest of both constructs through the use of the most frequent keywords to characterize and differentiate both concepts. Through the comparative bibliometric analysis of the keywords, we aim to answer the question are the two concepts really the same, or if they are differentiated parts of the same phenomenon, and to contribute to the reduction of the dispersion generated in the attention of researchers in order to advance in the strengthening of their conceptual structure.
Digital transformation for a circular economy: insights from co-word analysis
(Springer, 2023-10) Soriano-Pinar, Isabel; Díaz-Garrido, Eloísa; Bermejo-Olivas, Sara
This work aims to analyze the relationship between Digitalization and the Circular Economy, identify the key terms and concepts used in the scientific literature, and examine their relationship to each other to produce a set of guidelines that show the application of digital technologies in different Circular Economy implementation practices. For this purpose, the bibliometric technique of co-words (or matching of words) was used. Specifically, a total of 199 documents from the Web of Science database published up to December 2022, were analyzed using Biblioshiny software. The strategy map showing the evolution of the relationship between them is presented. The results show which authors, articles, and journals have the greatest influence on the subject. By analyzing co-words, a map of the most important themes was created, showing how digital transformation has evolved to establish the transition of companies to the Circular Economy. Different thematic approaches such as sustainability and the use of digital technologies to promote different Circular Economy practices are proposed. This study provides an analysis of the use of digital technologies in implementing the Circular Economy. It highlights successful initiatives and the challenges companies and governments face in this process and examines the changes in business models and industrial practices. Recommendations for future research are proposed to simultaneously promote Digitalization and the Circular Economy and contribute to the achievement of long-term sustainability goals.
Mapping the research landscape: exploring the relationship between corporate entrepreneurship and the circular economy
(Emerald, 2024-08-28) Díaz-Garrido, Eloísa; Soriano-Pinar, Isabel; Bermejo-Olivas, Sara
Purpose: The analysis of current research trends in a specific research topic provides a starting point for future research. As a means to represent the conceptual structure of this field of study, this paper aims to analyse how the relationship between the research topics of corporate entrepreneurship and the circular economy has been studied in the literature. Design/methodology/approach: The methodology employed herein is the bibliometric technique of co-words. Specifically, 138 documents were analysed, obtained from the Web of Science (WOS) database and published between 2003 and 2022. Findings: Through co-word analysis, this study maps the most relevant themes in the research between corporate entrepreneurship and the circular economy. The strategy map reveals diverse thematic approaches, including organisational learning and the role of managers. Originality: This study combines corporate entrepreneurship and the circular economy and provides new insights through bibliometric co-word analysis. By connecting these two topics, it assists researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in advancing knowledge and practice in the related literature.