This study presents a bibliometric analysis of scholarly publications on perceived innovativeness and value of digital library services from 2019 to 2025, drawing data from Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar. An initial retrieval of records from these databases was followed by systematic screening, including duplicate removal, relevance assessment, and application of inclusion and exclusion criteria, resulting in a final dataset of 88 publications for analysis. The objective is to evaluate the perceived innovativeness and value of digital libraries in enhancing academic research productivity, with particular attention to the integration of artificial intelligence and smart library systems. Advanced metrics such as Field-Weighted Citation Impact and visualization tools including VOSviewer were applied to the final curated dataset to assess publication trends, citation performance, and global collaboration networks. The analysis indicates a marked increase in research output after 2023, with high-impact contributions from regions including Pakistan, India, and Saudi Arabia. The findings highlight the growing role of AI-driven services and the importance of international collaboration in digital library development. Despite a focus on English-language literature, the study provides practical implications for universities and policymakers by supporting investments in AI-enhanced infrastructure, personalized interfaces, and collaborative tools to improve research efficiency while promoting educational equity and accessibility.
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