Análisis bibliométrico de Publicaciones Académicas Indexadas en Crossref.org para Talento y Compromiso. Informe 23-CR (69/138)
Year: 2025
Type: book
Abstract: This study investigates the longitudinal trajectory of academic interest in the "Talent and Commitment" management tool through a rigorous time-series analysis of scholarly publications indexed in the Crossref.org metadata repository from 1950 to 2023. Employing a single-source analytical methodology, we utilize descriptive statistics, Normalized Annual Deviation Trend (NADT), and Moving Average Smoothed Trend (MAST) to quantify the direction, magnitude, and cyclicality of scholarly attention. The findings reveal that academic engagement is not sustained but is characterized by sporadic, intense peaks, exhibiting extreme volatility and a reactive nature to external crises such as the "war for talent" and post-pandemic shifts. A robust and highly regular annual seasonal pattern, peaking in March-April, is identified, driven by institutional academic publishing schedules rather than business dynamics. Furthermore, the analysis uncovers dominant pluriannual cycles of two and ten years, aligning with broader economic and technological adoption waves. The results challenge the notion of a linear maturation process, suggesting the tool is cyclically "rediscovered" within a framework of management fashion theory. This reveals a significant decoupling between the rhythms of scholarly discourse and the continuous, real-time needs of organizational practice. Consequently, this study provides a critical empirical basis for practitioners to exercise caution, advising that adoption decisions be grounded in strategic necessity rather than the predictable, institutionally-driven cycles of academic popularity.
Authors: Anez, Diomar, Anez, Dimar
Language: English
Subfield: Statistics, Probability and Uncertainty
Field: Decision Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W7080296889