Designing IT systems according to environmental settings: A strategic analysis framework

Zhang, He; Liu, Lin; Li, Tong

doi:10.1016/j.jsis.2011.01.001

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“…For example, using IS can encourage individuals to make more sustainable behavioral choices (Ijab, Molla, Kassahun, & Teoh, 2010), while, on the organizational level, virtualization and remote work (Bose & Luo, 2011) enables organizations to meet compliance imperatives and social norms related to organizational responsibilities for more environmentally responsible behaviors (Butler, 2011). In the solution-oriented stream, researchers emphasize how green IS can become an integral part of business processes (Möller & Schaltegger, 2005), how green IS can develop firms' capabilities to adopt and practice sustainability (Angeles, 2013;Jeffers & Joseph, 2009;Petrini & Pozzebon, 2009), and how firms can design new techniques (Benitez-Amado, Perez-Arostegui, & Tamayo-Torres, 2010;Dao, Langella, & Carbo, 2011;Zhang, Liu, & Li, 2011) .…”

Section: Development Of Toolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Green IS Research: A Modernity Perspective

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Corbett²

2016

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Section: Development Of Toolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Green IS Research: A Modernity Perspective

Idrissi¹,

Corbett²

2016

CAIS

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“…A goal-oriented approach for EE has been also proposed in [14], where processes are represented using Goal Requirement Language (GRL) to improve EE. In this approach, EE goals are modeled as non functional requirements.…”

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Learning a goal-oriented model for energy efficient adaptive applications in data centers

Vitali

Pernici

O’Reilly

2015

Information Sciences

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This work has been motivated by the growing demand of energy coming from the Information Technology (IT) sector. We propose a goal-oriented approach where the state of the system is assessed using a set of indicators.These indicators are evaluated against thresholds that are used as goals of our system. We propose a self-adaptive context-aware framework, where we learn both the relations existing between the indicators and the eect of the available actions over the indicators state. The system is also able to respond to changes in the environment, keeping these relations updated to the current situation. Results have shown that the proposed methodology is able to create a network of relations between indicators and to propose an eective set of repair actions to contrast suboptimal states of the data center. The proposed framework is an important tool for assisting the system administrator in the management of a data center oriented towards Energy Eciency (EE), showing him the connections occurring between the sometimes contrasting goals of the system and suggesting the most likely successful repair action(s) to improve the system state, both in terms of EE and Quality of Service (QoS).

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“…The holistic view on economic, ecological and social aspects is, however, rarely observed in the literature. Articles in the review range from tackling only a single ecological dimension [7], [9], [49], [53], [13], [45], [51], [55], to attributing the same degree of importance to each of them [4].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In such articles, both individuals and organizations are identified as potential acting stakeholders [6], [8], [9], [11], [46], [49], [51], [53].…”

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Sustainability: Are We All Talking About the Same Thing State-of-the-Art and Proposals for an Integrative Definition of Sustainability in Information Systems

Chasin¹

2014

Advances in Computer Science Research

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Designing IT systems according to environmental settings: A strategic analysis framework

Cited by 40 publications

References 7 publications

Green IS Research: A Modernity Perspective

Green IS Research: A Modernity Perspective

Learning a goal-oriented model for energy efficient adaptive applications in data centers

Sustainability: Are We All Talking About the Same Thing State-of-the-Art and Proposals for an Integrative Definition of Sustainability in Information Systems

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