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Commercia – Journal of Commerce and Management

An International Bi-Annual Peer-Reviewed Refereed Journal

About Commercia

Commercia is an open-access international bi-annual peer-reviewed refereed journal dedicated to advancing knowledge in commerce and management. As a platform for cutting-edge research and insightful reviews, and impactful case studies, Commercia aims to bridge academic research and industry practice, providing a resource for both …

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  • Quality and Integrity: High editorial standards through rigorous double blind peer review.
  • Interdisciplinary: Publishes diverse and innovative research across commerce and management.
  • Global Reach: Open-access for broad visibility of your research in academia and industry worldwide.
  • Timely Publication: Efficient review process for quickly share the findings with the community.
  • Author Support: Comprehensive guidance from submission to publication.
  • Rigorous Peer Review: Commitment to maintaining high academic standards through expert evaluation.

Commercia is more than a publication; it is a community committed to advancing thought leadership and actionable knowledge in commerce and management. We welcome contributions from scholars and professionals worldwide.

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15 Days

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Dr. Shubhendra Gupta

Ninepages Techsolutions Private Limited, Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India

Commercia: Latest Articles

Digital Transformation and Business Innovation: A Bibliometric Review and Strategic Research Agenda

Open Access | Original Article | 30 January 2026 | Article Number: 261002

Abstract

In this paper, we present a bibliometric analysis of research conducted between 2015-2022 regarding digital transformation (DT) and business innovation (BI) that has addressed sustainability and ESG-related themes. We utilized bibliographic information from the Scopus database utilizing the Title-Abstract-Keywords (TITLE-ABS-KEY) search query for ‘digital transformation’ AND ‘business innovation’. Using the PRISMA Guidelines for conducting systematic reviews, we conducted a review of 168 peer-reviewed journal articles that were identified during the search process. Analyses of keyword co-occurrences and citation performance were completed using VOSviewer via full counting with a minimum occurrence of 5. The analysis identified four primary clusters of literature related to DT & organizational change, industry 4.0 and competitiveness, technological innovation and implementation, and artificial intelligence driven sustainability. Temporal visualizations indicate increased scholarly interest in ESG and sustainability topics post-2019. The Business Model Theory is the interpretive lens utilized to analyze how the aforementioned clusters reflect how Digitally Enabled Firms (DEFs) create, deliver, and capture value through the mapped clusters of literature. We provide a replicable overview of the domain providing insights regarding how researchers can build upon our findings to develop a research agenda focused on sustainability governance, capability development, and cross region validation. Read more View PDF

Digital Financial Inclusion through Microfinance in Rajasthan: A Bibliometric Review with Contextual Evidence for Policy and Practice

Open Access | Original Article | 29 January 2026 | Article Number: 261001

Abstract

This research represents a bibliometric assessment of how digital inclusion through microfinance is achieved in the state of Rajasthan, India by presenting evidence in terms of the literature available to help formulate sound public policy and advance the field of development practice. The bibliometric analysis employs published research studies that provide evidence about microfinance institutions; however, it does not employ primary field research conducted by the authors, i.e., there are no new qualitative or quantitative data collected by the authors to support the conclusions of this review. The analysis synthesises what has been written about the use of digital technologies, such as mobile banking, digital wallets and technology enabled lending platforms as they relate to increasing access to micro finance, transparency in micro finance transactions, and expanding the outreach of micro finance in the State of Rajasthan. The analysis also examines the relationship of secondary evidence regarding women, small entrepreneurs and low-income families with three Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 1 (access to financial resources), SDG 5 (gender equality) and, SDG 8 (decent work and economic growth). The Bibliometric analysis maps trends in publications, identifies thematic clusters within the research body and generates keyword co-occurrences. Contextual evidence illustrates practical developments and the Results section distinguishes bibliometric patterns from contextual evidence drawn from cited studies. The analysis will provide micro finance institutions, and development practitioners with the evidence-based resources necessary to develop informed public policy and facilitate community development, although no direct data are presented to validate causal relationships. Read more View PDF

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