Regulation Compliance Supervision Technology: A Bibliometric Analysis

Abstract

Supervision of compliance with regulations or rules is an essential thing in an activity. The shift supervision method, which was previously paper-oriented, has now begun to shift to the use of technology for detection and analysis. This study investigates how the evolution of supervisory technology towards regulatory compliance as defined by the authority is discussed in the current academic literature, which is a systematic literature review that has not been found regarding the supervision of regulatory compliance. Using bibliographic analysis, 221 publications were used, which were taken from the Scopus database from 2008 to 2022. Then an analysis was carried out regarding the pattern of changes in research related to supervisory technology from year to year, the most influential studies, widely used journal sources and related keywords. In addition, other topics related to supervisory technology were also identified, such as the role of technology in fulfilling the supervision system's capabilities. The bibliometrix and VOSviewer program packages are used in the bibliometric analysis process. This study is expected to open new perspectives, especially in the academic world and practitioners, about what has been implemented and researched and identify opportunities for future studies.