Bibexcel is an excellent software for bibliometric analysis. Vosviewer, citeseer and Pajek are some of software for visualisation.

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There are several bibliometric tools one can use, such as BibExcel, Pajek, CitSpace and more. If you want to learn more on these tools, search Google with the keyword "bibliometric tools" and you will receive more information.

VOSviewer seems to me a very excellent in visual distribution from where you can easily take screenshot of your maps (pictures) and use them in your paper. For statistical analysis like degree, network diameter, modularity or PageRank calculations, I would recommend Gephi, as from Gephi you can easily import the result in CSV file, convert them into Excel and use them into your paper

Vosviewer and Bibliometrix

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Cheng Li Sardar Wasi Uddin Al Ahmed Avishag Gordon John Jeyasekar Really appreciated for your helpful suggestions.

Sann Raksmey My pleasure!

I suggest to use biblioetrix in R, and merge both scopus and web of science dataset by following this method: https://rdcu.be/czZuh

Here is an amazing article I read recently "The development of business model research: a bibliometric analysis" by Budler et al (2021), in which the authors adopt VOSviewer + CiNetExplorer, for your reference.

You might be interested in using the CortextManager of the CorTexT Platform cortext.net

A high number of versatile tools, notably a full chain of datamining to viz.

Following are the popular tools for Bibliometric Analysis:

1. VOS Viewer

2. GEPHI

3. Bibliometrix-R

4. Biblioshiny

These are the important bibliometric analysis tool for graphical and statistical visualisation

1. VOS Viewer

2. CiteSpace

3. BibExcel

Bibliometrix R Package

Biblioshiny

VOS Viewer

CiteSpace

NetDraw

UciNet

Pajek

BibExcel

HictCite

and more...

There are several bibliometric analysis software options available, each with its own strengths and capabilities. Here are some recommended bibliometric analysis software tools:

The choice of software depends on the specific needs and requirements of the user, as well as their familiarity with the tools and programming capabilities. It's a good idea to explore the features and functionalities of each software and select the one that best aligns with your research objectives and skillset.