Green ICT for Sustainable Development: A Higher Education Perspective

Suryawanshi, Kavita; Narkhede, Sameer

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2015.10.107

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“…Educational levels could be improved with awareness, proper regulations, and participation. The study by [10] suggests that barriers to ICT implementation are owing to nonchalance towards sustainable measures, a lack of stakeholder participation, and funding issues. These have to be addressed on a contextual basis so as to obtain improvements.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Since this paper seeks to examine sustainable ICT, we selectively review prior empirical research in the area. For example, a study by [10] involved collecting primary data in the form of questionnaires addressed to various stakeholders in the educational industry. Significant barriers include a lack of funding and managerial support, a lack of interest/participation by stakeholders, little or no awareness of green ICT among decisionmakers, nonchalance about ICT's impact on sustainability, and a lack of regulation, among other policy variables.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Examining the Impact of ICT on Sustainable Development: A Data-Driven Narrative

Ramasubramanian¹,

Shaikh

Sharma

2021

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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Considering the challenges of sustainable development and the mixed prescriptions being offered by the use of digital technologies, we present a datadriven narrative of how ICT development impacts the sustainable growth of economies. The analysis is based on historical panel data from 39 economies across the developed and developing economies. The industrystandard CRISP-DM methodology was applied as it is flexible, robust, and offers a practical approach for data analytics. The findings reveal that there are differentiated outcomes in terms of sustainable growth among high-income and low-income economies. This poses legitimate questions as to whether low-income economies will be able to meet the UN's Sustainable Development Goals by 2030 through the intermediation of ICT.

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Examining the Impact of ICT on Sustainable Development: A Data-Driven Narrative

Ramasubramanian¹,

Shaikh

Sharma

2021

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…Hacer conciencia sobre las tecnologías verdes conlleva educar a los jóvenes sobre el impacto que tienen las TIC en el ecosistema. Relacionar la sustentabilidad dentro de la competencia seguridad resulta muchas veces ser poco usual, pero al momento de dimensionar lo que implica estar y convivir en espacios seguros, esto va más allá del individuo; involucra también el lugar donde se desarrolla (Bekaroo, Bokhoree & Pattinson, 2016;Suryawanshi & Narkhede, 2015).…”

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Safety in the digital skills of millennials

López¹,

Gastelú

Domínguez

2016

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A mixed study research, this paper analyses the perception of the college students about online safety, considered one of the areas of digital skills. We rely on the Ikanos project descriptors of the Basque Institute of Professional Qualifications and Vocational Training (2014). We considered the four topics: protecting devices, protecting data and digital identity, protecting health and protecting the environment (INTEF, 2014). In collecting the data, we used an online survey and a semi-structured individual interview. From the results, millennials uses basic safety practices, such as using antivirus, password management, configuration settings in the Web tools, etc. Regarding the digital identity and health, it detected the need to promote the proper use of personal data and the media habits. For the environmental protection, it is essential promote awareness about the computers and electronic devices, energy management, recycling and technological waste. Finally, this research seeks to contribute to the discussion on safety and the media consumption within the framework for the development of digital skills.

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“…Many building aspects reflect the significant benefits that the industry could reap from information and digital technologies: the vast quantities of knowledge to be handled, production focus and participant dissemination. Nonetheless, IT adoption in construction sector usually considered minimal and potential adoption predictions have proven optimistic (Fukao, Ikeuchi, Kim, & Kwon, 2016;Suryawanshi & Narkhede, 2015). While more champions were disappointed, the use of digital technology in construction has increased.…”

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Structure Equation Model for the Successful Implementation of ICT / Automation in Construction Project Management in India

Saurav¹,

Singh²,

Araszkiewicz³

2020

Proceedings of the Creative Construction E-Conference 2020

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Each project is unique in nature and has its own complexities associated with it, and the management of construction projects requires effective and well-organized communication between all parties and stakeholders involved in the project. Coordination and collaboration between all stakeholders are the key to the success of any project. This is the sole importance among the team members of completing any given project on time and at the required cost. ICT is a technology that can be used to enhance communication between all the parties concerned working on specific or concerned projects, including stakeholders, etc. IT-based technology has many tools and software that have the tremendous ability to ease work related to the flow of information, data collection and storage, etc. The objective of current research is to identify and analyze the factors affecting the implementation of ICT / Automation in construction projects in India using structured equation modelling (SEM). The literature review has been carried out and some attributes have been identified regarding the benefits, barriers and enablers of ICT. These attributes were included in the questionnaire prepared to receive a response from industry professionals in the construction sector. The survey was conducted in the Indian construction industry and the response of various industry professionals from top-level management and middle-level management was recorded. The data collection was carried out and the response was further analyzed. Various factors affecting the use of ICT in construction project management have been analyzed using different statistical techniques (exploratory factor analysis, reliability analysis and structure equation model). The findings of the research provided a SEM model for the successful implementation of ICT in construction projects.

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Green ICT for Sustainable Development: A Higher Education Perspective

Cited by 50 publications

References 8 publications

Examining the Impact of ICT on Sustainable Development: A Data-Driven Narrative

Examining the Impact of ICT on Sustainable Development: A Data-Driven Narrative

Safety in the digital skills of millennials

Structure Equation Model for the Successful Implementation of ICT / Automation in Construction Project Management in India

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