Open innovation in banking: a bibliometric study

Alberto Francesconi () and Alessandra Tanda ()
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Alberto Francesconi: University of Pavia
Alessandra Tanda: University of Pavia

No 224, DEM Working Papers Series from University of Pavia, Department of Economics and Management

Abstract: Using a set of bibliometric tools (VOSViewer and bibliometrix), we review and analyse 96 documents bibliometric items, including citations, countries, institutions, journals, authors, articles and topics. We show the co-authorship network and identify the most productive authors and countries. We also individuate research streams and future areas of research that are worth being investigated. This paper aims to survey the literature on open innovation in banking over the period 2008-2024. Overall our results show that the two streams of literature on open innovation and innovation in banking are not fully integrated, resulting in contributions in the area of banking that present interesting case studies or discussion about open innovation in banking, but with a limited reference to the theoretical underpinnings of open innovation or to the evidence provided by the literature specialised in open innovation in the field of management and organisational studies. This bibliometric review on open innovation in banking analyses previous literature and investigates two streams of studies, i.e. banking and innovation literature to advocate interdisciplinary.

Keywords: open innovation; banking; bibliometric review. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 14
Date: 2024-11
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