Bibliometrics and Scientometrics of the Business Agility

Bibliometric analysis is an important tool in scientific research designed to explore and analyse a range of scientific data. The purpose of this paper is to highlight the growing importance and relevance of business agility issues in the scientific community. The aim is to provide a brief insight into business agility through bibliometric analysis of articles included in the WOS and Scopus databases. As a result, a comparison of these databases is presented along with a description of the resulting clusters using the software tools VOSviewer and SciMAT. The area of interest in the databases is Business, Economics, Management and Finance in the publication years 1994-2023. The results show that although the databases overlap to some extent, there are some slight differences in terms of bibliometrics or scientometrics. Although the Scopus database had a higher number of publications, the number of keyword occurrences is higher in the database WOS. There are also slight differences in the most numerous keywords. In terms of clusters, the number is the same, but slight differences are also observed. Based on the analysis of the occurrence of keywords, it is possible to note an increased interest in the issue of agility, which is linked to a number of other areas of management. The Scopus database is recommended to study business agility.