Revisão bibliométrica da gestão de facilities e seu impacto na eficácia organizacional
Resumo
O gerenciamento de instalações (FM) foi considerado crítico em todas as indústrias, tanto em países desenvolvidos quanto em países subdesenvolvidos. Como tal, as literaturas disponíveis parecem concordar com o fato de que a importância do Facility Management tanto para a competitividade da organização de serviços quanto para a manufatura nunca pode ser subestimada. Mas o conhecimento de como o FM impacta na eficácia organizacional permanece inexplorado. Até agora, poucas literaturas estão disponíveis que examinaram o impacto que a Gestão de Facilities tem na eficácia organizacional, como o FM afeta a eficácia de uma organização. Recentemente, na pesquisa de Arquitetura, Engenharia e Construção (AEC), a bibliometria está se tornando mais proeminente como um estudo quantitativo que examina muitas características da literatura sobre um determinado tópico. Auxilia na descoberta de novas informações sobre um fenômeno sob investigação. O uso de abordagens bibliométricas em uma variedade de disciplinas resultou em uma explosão de bibliometria e literatura associada. Para tanto, este artigo busca examinar o impacto do Facility Management na eficácia da organização usando uma abordagem bibliométrica. Por meio de análise de co-ocorrências, de palavra, autor, periódico, instituição e análise de país. Um total de 309 registros bibliográficos das bases de dados da coleção central Scopus foram selecionados e analisados. Os resultados mostraram que o gerenciamento de instalações de gerenciamento de instalações tem um impacto significativo na eficácia organizacional, e o gerenciamento eficaz de ativos tem um impacto significativo no crescimento organizacional. Além disso, a maioria das publicações sobre gerenciamento de instalações veio do Reino Unido e dos EUA do que da China, Austrália e Noruega. Este estudo destacou tendências em contribuintes para pesquisas de desenvolvimento de gerenciamento de instalações altamente citadas.
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