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Objective: This study investigates the role of digitalization in fostering economic growth and sustainability among Southeast Asian companies, aiming to map research gaps and explore future research directions while aligning with SDG 8, which promotes inclusive, sustainable economic growth. Theoretical Framework: The study employs PRISMA and utilizes the ADO-TCM framework to analyze the antecedents, decisions, and outcomes of digital transformation in the region. Method: A bibliometric analysis and Systematic Literature Review (SLR) were conducted on 165 articles from Scopus (2013–2023), categorized using the ADO-TCM framework. Results and Discussion: The findings identify key drivers of digital transformation, including government policies and Industry 4.0, with strategic decisions focusing on digital infrastructure, agility, and stakeholder engagement. Outcomes include improved sustainability, competitiveness, and digital skills. The study highlights research gaps in under-explored industries like the blue economy and agriculture, as well as inconsistencies in methodologies. Research Implications: Policymakers should support SME digitalization through improved infrastructure to drive business sustainability, create jobs, and reduce poverty, contributing to SDG 8. Future studies should explore neglected industries using mixed-method approaches. Originality/Value: By combining the ADO and TCM frameworks, this study offers novel insights into digital transformation and its alignment with SDG 8, providing practical and theoretical value for sustainable growth in Southeast Asia.
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