Green Information and Communication Technology Techniques in Higher Technical Education Institutions for Future Sustainability

Suryawanshi, Kavita

doi:10.1007/978-981-13-1274-8_3

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“…Saving electricity: Educational institutes should consider the huge power consumption that result from the use of computers on its different offices and classes. ENERGY STAR labeled computer equipment should be purchased and should replace energy-inefficient equipment (e.g., LCD monitor instead of CRT one) [50] Upgrading Computers: upgrading specific components (CPU, system memory) in the computer in order to prolong the lifecycle computers and improve performance.…”

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“…Haraty et al suggested engaging students in educational activities and including awareness campaigns in the educational curriculum [27]. In [50], Suryawanshi presented a number of techniques that raise the awareness of Green ICT such as including an obligatory green ICT program course in all universities, to train learners about the importance of implementing green practices by starting Green Computing Certification course, to present rewards for educational institutions and educators (Green Institute, Green Teacher) that best embrace green practices efficiently as a motivation, effective promotion of green ICT practices and encouraging faculty and students to choose webinars instead of traveling and adopting online education mechanisms in universities that will lead to less carbon footprint [50].…”

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“…In this sense, the work of Bengtsson and Ågerfalk [37] is a well-known study showing relevant papers relating IT and the environment. Most deal with more energy efficient computers [38,39], server virtualization [39] and other technical aspects that focus on the components (e.g., [40][41][42]); without taking into account the ES from an integral and strategic point of view.…”

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Environmental Sustainability in Information Technologies Governance

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In the present day, many risk factors affect the continuity of a business. However, this situation produces a conducive atmosphere to approach alternatives that relieve this situation for organizations. Within these alternatives, environmental sustainability (ES) and information technologies governance (IT governance or ITG) stand out. Both alternatives allow organizations to address intrinsically common issues such as strategic alignment, generation of value, mechanisms for performance improvement, risk management and resource management. This article focuses on the fusion of both alternatives, determining to what extent current ITG models consider ES issues. With this purpose, the strategy followed was firstly to identify the relevant factors of ES present in the main approaches of the domain (ISO14001, GRI G4, EMAS, SGE21 and ISO26000). As a result, we identified 27 activities and 103 sub-activities of ES. Next, as the second main objective, we determined which of those factors are present in the main current ITG approaches (COBIT5, ISO38500 and WEILL & ROSS). Finally, we concluded through a quantitative study that COBIT5 is the most sustainable (i.e., the one that incorporates more ES issues) ITG approach.

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Assessing Green Approaches and Digital Marketing Strategies for Twin Transition via Fermatean Fuzzy SWARA-COPRAS

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Ayteki̇n

Ecer

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Integrating green approaches and digital marketing strategies for Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs), which reduce environmental risks to desired levels by eliminating emissions and pollution, is considered one of the most promising solutions for logistics companies. The study strives to bring a practical and applicable solution to the decision problem involving the selection of indicators for green approaches and digital marketing strategies for ICTs in the logistics sector. An integrated Fermatean Fuzzy Step-wise Weight Assessment Ratio Analysis (FF–SWARA) and Fermatean Fuzzy Complex Proportional Assessment (FF–COPRAS) methodology is applied to evaluate green approaches and digital marketing strategies. Concerning the findings, the foremost criterion is “data management,” whereas the best strategy is “programmatic advertising.” To the best of the authors’ knowledge, there is no other study that both offers a strategy selection for the logistics industry and considers environmental protection, sustainability, digital transformation, energy costs, and social and economic factors. The study is a part of ongoing research on productivity, sustainability, the environment, digitization, recycling and estimating levels of waste reduction, as well as business practices, competitiveness and ensuring employee satisfaction and resource efficiency. Also, it investigates the similarities and dissimilarities in the green approach practices of business in logistics and determines the extent to which these practices could be reflected. It is expected to ensure a roadmap for green approach practices and to support sustainable and ecological awareness efforts for ICTs in the logistics sector. Logistics companies can select an integrated digital strategy based on green informatics that suits them using the decision model employed in this study, which can handle uncertainties effectively. In this regard, the study’s findings, which focus on reaching customers and the most precise target audience in digital applications for businesses, are critical for developing strategy, plan and process.

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Green Information and Communication Technology Techniques in Higher Technical Education Institutions for Future Sustainability

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Green Computing Approaches - A Survey

Green Computing Approaches - A Survey

Environmental Sustainability in Information Technologies Governance

Assessing Green Approaches and Digital Marketing Strategies for Twin Transition via Fermatean Fuzzy SWARA-COPRAS

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