This bibliometric analysis examines the publishing growth and developing research trends in Management Information Systems (MIS), Economics, and Management over the course of 30 years. This research intends to elaborate on the research trends of the past 30 years in terms of highly cited articles, top authors, productive institutions, and top journals used for publications. The analysis shows that Wageningen University & Research is the most productive institution, with MIS Quarterly: Management Information Systems being the most often preferred journal for publication. Furthermore, co-occurrence of authors’ used keywords analysis identifies keyword clusters such as information systems, innovation, and management, with emerging themes like sustainable practices, the circular economy, and digitalization. Future research trends indicate a shift towards narrower disciplines within economics, management, and MIS, such as sustainable practices, digital business, and economic policy. To analyze the publication growth and research trends within the disciplines of MIS, Economics, and Management. To identify the most influential articles, top authors, and productive institutions over the past 30 years. To explore the emerging themes of sustainable practices, circular economy, and digitalization in the context of these disciplines. Readers will gain insights into the historical and current publication trends in MIS, Economics, and Management. Scholars will be able to identify key institutions, authors, and journals contributing to these fields. Readers will understand the evolving research focus towards sustainability, digital transformation, and economic policies and how these trends impact future research.