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E-commerce and supply chain management has emerged as a prominent research topic in recent decades, with numerous findings published in leading international journals. To investigate its current research landscape and emerging trends, we conduct a Bibliometric analysis by using R software 4.5.0, and VOSviewer to identify the research trend, emerging topics, and collaborations among countries, authors, documents and the contributing academic journals during the study period. Sustainability (Switzerland) journal is having the highest publications and Journal of Operations Management is having the most cited document. Zhang X is the most contributing author and Sun Y is the most cited author. China is the most contributing country with around 45% of total publications and also has high international collaborations. By research gap analysis, the future direction in the domain of supply chain management can be integration of live-streaming, emerging technologies, disruption risks, and consumer behavioral preferences.

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E-Commerce in Sustainable Supply Chain Management: A Bibliometric Analysis Approach

  • 会议论文

  • 发表日期：

    2026年

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  • Sarvani Kocherlakota,
  • Poojitha Panchakarla,
  • Padmanabhuni Venkata Sai Rushikesh Vardhan,
  • Vecha Guhana Naga Gayathri

摘要

E-commerce and supply chain management has emerged as a prominent research topic in recent decades, with numerous findings published in leading international journals. To investigate its current research landscape and emerging trends, we conduct a Bibliometric analysis by using R software 4.5.0, and VOSviewer to identify the research trend, emerging topics, and collaborations among countries, authors, documents and the contributing academic journals during the study period. Sustainability (Switzerland) journal is having the highest publications and Journal of Operations Management is having the most cited document. Zhang X is the most contributing author and Sun Y is the most cited author. China is the most contributing country with around 45% of total publications and also has high international collaborations. By research gap analysis, the future direction in the domain of supply chain management can be integration of live-streaming, emerging technologies, disruption risks, and consumer behavioral preferences.